FS2004 Aeropostal Douglas DC-9-51 YV-14C

FS2004

Aeropostal Douglas DC-9-51 in fictional registration YV-14C brings classic short-haul jetliner style to FS2004 with a fresh, high-visibility repaint by Edgar Diaz on the AI Aardvark model. The package delivers an authentic Aeropostal look for AI traffic or fleet collections, complete with updated imagery and clean exterior detailing.

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Rate 168 downloads since 2012 592.33 KB Scanned clean · Nov 2026 Added 28 Sep 2012

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

Images & Screenshots

7 total

A blue and white commercial jet touches down on a runway with visible tire smoke and extended spoilers.

A twin-engine Aeropostal jet with extended flaps is taxiing or taking off on a concrete runway with visible markings.

A twin-engine Aeropostal jet with a blue tail is parked on a concrete apron next to a yellow taxiway line.

A twin-engine jet with Aeropostal livery flies over open water with its landing gear extended and coastline visible in the distance.

A blue and white Aeropostal jet with winglets is flying above a blurred green landscape with its landing gear retracted.

A twin-engine Aeropostal jet with a blue and white livery is parked on a concrete apron near yellow taxiway markings.

A twin-engine commercial jet with a blue tail and white fuselage flies over a coastline under a clear sky.

Aeropostal Douglas DC-9-51 (new image), registration YV-14C; fictional. Model by AI Aardvark. Painted by Edgar Diaz.

Screenshot of Aeropostal Douglas DC-9-51 in flight.

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dc9vhnew.zip

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592.33 KB

Added

28 September 2012

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FS2004 add-on

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What’s inside this archive

The archive dc9vhnew.zip has 15 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
model.no_refl	07.09.04	0 B
aia_dc_9_50.mdl	02.27.03	159.17 kB
model.cfg	02.23.03	30 B
texture.ALV	07.09.04	0 B
aia_dc_9_50_l.bmp	07.06.04	170.75 kB
aia_dc_9_50_t.bmp	07.09.04	682.75 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_03.jpg	07.09.04	29.69 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_04.jpg	07.09.04	50.96 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_05.jpg	07.09.04	49.69 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_06.jpg	07.09.04	63.54 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_07.jpg	07.09.04	65.63 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_01.jpg	07.09.04	40.12 kB
DC95_ALV_14C_02.jpg	07.09.04	35.84 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B