FS2004 Air Canada Boeing 767-200 Fix

Air Canada’s classic Boeing 767-200 livery gets a sharper, more authentic finish for FS2004, refining the tail logo size, correcting the Air Canada banner font, and upgrading the polished metal belly with 32-bit reflective repainting. Requires IF76ACOC.ZIP and the iFDG 767-200 model and base textures for proper results.

A red and white Air Canada jet climbs above green terrain under a partly cloudy sky with scattered cumulus clouds.

120 downloads Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

File: if76acof.zip
Size:395.68 KB
Scan: Clean (29d)
Access:Freeware
Content:Everyone

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Air Canada Boeing 767-200 Fix

• 120 downloads • 395.68 KB • Clean (29d)

For use with IF76ACOC.ZIP. Fixed textures for the iFDG 767-200 Air Canada Classic livery. The tail logo is resized, the Air Canada banner is changed to the correct font, and the polished metal belly has been repainted in 32-bit reflective format. Aircraft model and base textures by iFDG. Livery by Mike Pearson.

Screenshot of Air Canada Boeing 767-200 in flight.

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The archive if76acof.zip has 9 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
ifdg b762 aca oc fixed readme.txt	06.04.04	313 B
ifdg b762 aca oc fixed small.gif	06.04.04	13.43 kB
ifdg b762 aca oc fixed.jpg	06.04.04	229.94 kB
texture.aca oc	06.04.04	0 B
762fuse_t.bmp	06.04.04	4.00 MB
767_tails_t.bmp	06.04.04	1.00 MB
Thumbs.db	06.04.04	15.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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