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Multiplayer Squawk Fix

By Daniel van Os, the utility monitors transponder code edits and, after five seconds of no changes, writes back the last value to trigger updates to other online clients, and it requires the .Net Framework 2.0 with support for SP1, SP2, or Acceleration editions.

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GTRA Airways Congo (DR) AI Flight Plans

GTRA Airways flight plans based at Ndolo Airport align with Congo operations, anchored to the 9Q-CGJ.ZIP file by Marten Weber. A related note references FZAB as the baseline field and FZAB-MW.ZIP as a companion file.

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Libyan Airlines callsign

Libyan Airlines Logo serves as the branding asset for a vocal tool in its fourth edition. It unzips and installs through the import function, enabling Libyan Airlines visuals in your setup for integration across configurations.

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Aerodrome Names For Orbx FTX NA Blue PNW

A project renames 97 un-named public aerodromes across Washington State, Oregon, and British Columbia, replacing numeric identifiers with local designations such as Darrington. By Mike Gibson, the effort requires EditVoicePack 4 (EVPX40.ZIP) to implement the naming changes.

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Movie From PFSB

Victor Vu produces the first motion piece for Project FS Bonanza, and it is the inaugural effort for the project, captured with a Fraps recorder. The included image shows the title screen from the movie, underscoring the author's role in initiating this endeavor.

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Maya Island Air Spring 2011

Spring 2011 flight plans for a Belize-based carrier are drawn from the operator’s posted schedule and broadened by sampling from the booking site. The material covers standard operations and those with representative charter flights for additional aircraft, and is by Chris Thompson, with no errors in planning tools.

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RAF, RCAF, SAAF P-51D Mustangs

By Grant MacLean, five British Commonwealth variants of the P-51D Mustang appear as thumbnails, the lineup illustrating variations among the wartime fighter. The image centers on 442 Squadron's Y2-A in flight, grounding the presentation with a concrete aircraft registration.

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JDP France AI Flight Plans

Marten Weber creates flight plans for the Beechcraft 1900C operated by JDP France (Ambulance France). Notes indicate that some airports are accessible only within the original simulator and warn to check for missing airport files in the setup.

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Angola Air Force IL-76 Flight Plans

Flight plans focus on two IL-76 variants, D2-FEW and D2-MBJ, operated by the Angola Air Force from Luanda FNLU. Antoine Calleja of Globusworld contributes the material, which covers tail numbers D2-FEW and D2-MBJ and documents their use from Luanda FNLU.

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Japan Coast Guard Flight Plans 2

Two Saab 340s and one Dash 8-300 operate for the Coast Guard of Japan. Artwork by Boris Le Veve appears as AISF3JCG.ZIP and AIDH3JCG.ZIP, with credits to Marten Weber, documenting sequences for these airframes within a broader set of coast guard operations.

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Air Tahiti Nui Callsign

The Tahiti-based carrier adopts Tahiti as its callsign, replacing the former Air Tahiti. EVPX40.ZIP supplies the voice entries, using the same ATC voice, while the atc_airline field in the fltsim data is set to Tahiti.

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ANA Cargo Callsign

ANA Cargo adopts the AyJay Cargo callsign for operations, with creator credit assigned to Yvan Greenaway. It requires Editvoicepack X, specifically EVPX40.ZIP, to enable the callsign in compatible setups used by ANA cargo operations, with a logo included.

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Regional Air Services Flight Plans

By Josh Kubale, these flight plans center on a Dash-7 with registration 5Y-BMP, based at HTAR in Tanzania, and geared toward charter operations akin to those run by a Tanzanian regional carrier, reflecting a focused, aircraft-specific concept.

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Flight Plan For OB-11 Richmond KY (New)

Bill McClellan develops the thirteenth route in his series, tracing OB-11 Richmond, Kentucky, through Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia, testing low-altitude IFR and terrain navigation; two gauges by Karol Chlebowski, TFR and Pave Tack, enhance capability for any airframe following the track.

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Flight Plan For OB-96 Fort Worth Texas

A high-speed, low-altitude military training route designated OB-96 near Fort Worth, Texas, spans Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana as the fifteenth installment in the series. Bill McClellan collaborates with Karol Chlebowski to offer two optional gauges— Terrain Following Radar and Pave Tack—alongside Mini Panel v2.1 for expanded cockpit control.

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Seawing Reward

A seawings1.rwd file adds rewards for landings at all seaplane airports within designated U.S. regions and includes a Master Seawings reward for landing at them all, drawing on a database of more than five hundred such airfields, with authorship credited to Tony Fernando.

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Air China Cargo Callsign

An Air China service callsign pairs with the alias Air China Freight for voice-pack integration, with EVPX40.ZIP listed as the required reference. Yvan Greenaway earns the credit as the creator, and the arrangement centers on a freight context.

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Voyageur Airlines AI Flight Plans

Marten Weber creates flight plans for Voyageur Airlines of Canada, presenting an operator-centered set that reflects branding and practical routing concepts. A Voyageur Airlines logo accompanies the materials, grounding the project in official identity worldwide.

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Flight Plan For OB-97 Fayetteville AR

By Bill McClellan, the eleventh installment in a military training sequence offers a free, low-level, high-speed IFR route labeled OB-97 across Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Two gauges by Karol Chlebowski, Terrain Following Radar and Pave Tack, accompany a version 2.1 mini panel, enhancing cockpit integration for terrain-aware navigation.

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Air Sirin AI Flight Plans

Two AN26B airframes, UR-AFS and UR-AUA, operated by Air Sirin, fly from Nouadibou GQPP in Mauritania to GCLP, GOOY, GQNN, GVAC and LPFR, mainly carrying fish. Additionally, the airline conducts dangerous goods transport and fire extinguishing programs using Antonov-2 aircraft and Mi8MTV(TV) helicopters.

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