FS2004 KLM Boeing 767-300 (NC)

Enhance your Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 experience with this meticulously crafted repaint of KLM’s Boeing 767-300, showcasing the newer fleet color palette. These files contain only the external textures and do not include the underlying model, so you will need to acquire the freeware base package (AIS767H.ZIP) by developer Jon Murchison from the Fly Away Simulation library. The repaint work has been carried out by Arjen ter Avest.

Background on This KLM Variant

KLM (officially Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij) has historically deployed the Boeing 767-300 across various medium- and long-haul networks. Renowned for its high-capacity cabin, the 767-300 adds versatility to an airline’s fleet due to its refined aerodynamic structure and dependable powerplant options. KLM’s chosen livery emphasizes streamlined branding with a bold forward fuselage design, reflecting its modern corporate identity.

Key Textures and Special Add-On Details

This repaint set replicates KLM’s color scheme, capturing the revised fuselage markings and stylized tail insignia. Painters have meticulously incorporated subtle gradients and shading on the engine nacelles and fuselage underside, ensuring real-world authenticity. The cockpit windows align precisely with reference data, adding to the overall immersion.

Technical Features

• Fuselage Detailing: Includes carefully matched rivet lines and panel wear, improving visual realism.
• Accurate Logo Placement: Both the signature crown emblem and individual registration details are properly positioned.
• Advanced Shading: Layered texture mapping provides heightened depth and a lifelike finish in varied lighting conditions.

Installation Notes

Model Requirement

Ensure you have AIS767H.ZIP by Jon Murchison installed, as these textures are designed exclusively for that freeware release.

Texture Integration

After unzipping the repaint files, follow the designated folder structure and update your aircraft.cfg entries as instructed in the included documentation.

Developer Credits

The core model is the work of Jon Murchison, a respected freeware aircraft developer. This KLM repaint is skillfully provided by Arjen ter Avest. Their combined expertise delivers a polished Boeing 767-300 experience compatible with contemporary flight sim setups in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.