FS2004 Iran Air Airbus A380

Iran Air Airbus A380 "Alborz" (imaginary). Textures only; requires SA380.ZIP. Model by Mike Stone. Repaint by Pantee Farhangi.

This is a repaint of Mike Stone's great Airbus A380 in Iran Air imaginary livery. These are the textures files only So you need to download the original file named sa380.zip (base textures are also included in that file). I have named this "giant" IR aircraft Alborz which is the name of the mountains located in the north of Iran to the north of Tehran and is the home to the extinct volcano Damavand, the highest peak/point in Iran(5671m). If you are thinking that Alborz is an Arabic name because of that Al in front of it I should say you are totally wrong for if Albert is an Arabic name then Alborz is too! Besides, I am sure that you do know well that Iranians are of Aryan ancestry and they speak Persian not Arabic (am I teaching linguistics or history here?!) Alpha layers are also used and textures are formatted in DXT3 so no blurring will appear on the fuselage.

NOTE: If you faced difficulty in controlling the aircraft by using Mr Stone's provided panel (as I did!), you can use the default one instead and easily maneuver your aircraft.

INSTALLATION:

Unzip the folder and copy the "texture.ir" to your A380 folder (e.g G:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft\a380). Now you have to add the the following lines to your aircraft.cfg file (please note that "n" stands for the number of the very aircraft going
to be added (i.e. if the previous entry is numbered [fltsim.0], this one should be numbered [fltsim.1] and so on).

Note: you can also change the manufacturer by changing it in the line "ui_manufacturer="

[fltsim.n]
title=Airbus A380 Iran Air
sim=a380
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=ir
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=EP-IET
atc_airline=Iran Air
atc_flight_number=IR380
atc_heavy=1
ui_manufacturer=Airbus
ui_type=A380-100
ui_variation=Iran Air (nc)
description=Airbus A380 model by Mike Stone, IR repaint by Pantee Farhangi

That's all you have to do. Now run your FS2004 and enjoy flying in your brand new plane)

Good Luck and Thank You!