FS2004 iFDG Boeing 767-200ER 3 Pack

This complete freeware package provides three distinct repaints for the iFDG Boeing 767-200ER in FS2004, featuring both fictional and real-world liveries, along with reflective exterior details and authentic passenger wing perspectives. It integrates a default 777-based cockpit layout for the flight deck. Created in part by Jacob Wood, this set includes a fictional Pacific Northern scheme, a creative Liberty Airlines skin, and a real-world Southwest Airlines variant. Each repaint demonstrates specialized shine effects and dynamic night illumination that enhance realistic operation within the simulator.

Key Technical Enhancements within the iFDG Boeing 767-200ER Collection

The designers at iFDG (International Flightsim Design Group) have carefully engineered this Boeing 767-200ER model. It is known for its:

• Animated Control Assemblies: Supports moving flaps, flaperons (combined flaps and ailerons), and other flight surfaces.
• Reflective Texturing: Features high-fidelity exterior surfaces that exhibit dynamic gloss and realistic environmental reflections.
• Cabin Wing Views: Provides passenger window perspectives over the wings, offering an immersive vantage point in flight.
• Night Lighting: Includes selective illumination effects for better navigation in low-light conditions.

Highlights of the Boeing 767 Family

The Boeing 767 series is designed to address seating needs from approximately 200 to 300 passengers, making it versatile for various airline fleets. Comprising the 767-200ER, 767-300ER, and 767-400ER in passenger roles—plus a specialized freighter derivative—the 767 lineup has gained recognition among carriers for both performance and overall flight comfort. Positioned between the single-aisle 757 and the spacious 777 in Boeing’s range, the 767 has proven profitable for countless operators worldwide.

Meanwhile, the freighter edition leverages the same aerodynamic innovations, cutting-edge materials, and all-digital flight deck that define the extended-range passenger variants. This synergy results in significant fuel efficiencies, practical carrying capacity, and quieter takeoff and landing performance.

Included Images and Textures

For sim pilots who enjoy diversity, the three included liveries—Pacific Northern, Liberty Airlines, and Southwest Airlines—deliver a range of realistic and fictional paint schemes. They are supported by expertly crafted master textures originally produced by Ben Jones and Ben Hewitt. The reflective surfaces are optimized to catch ambient light realistically, ensuring a presentable aesthetic during day or night flights.

Install Steps and Usage

For Unofficial Repaints: Extract the package into the aircraft folder of your FS2002 or FS2004 directory, then load the simulator to experience the new liveries.

For Official iFDG Paints: Utilize the provided Autoinstaller in the downloaded file and simply follow the prompts.

Development and Acknowledgments

This Boeing 767-200ER model originates from the dedicated efforts of iFDG contributors. Several individuals played key roles in its creation:

Model

Albert Bouwman

FDE (Flight Dynamics Engineering)

Albaro Villegas

Master Textures

Ben Jones and Ben Hewitt

Testing

iFDG Members

Repaints

Jacob Wood

Livery

Ben Jones

Additional thanks go to: Robert Versluys, Erez Werber, and Udo Lemmob for Gmax and FDE assistance. Together, they have produced a quality freeware aircraft that seamlessly integrates into flight simulation environments. Each feature is carefully balanced for both realism and ease of use, providing an engaging way to pilot the iconic 767-200ER.