FS2004 Air Tanzania Boeing 707 N762TW

Air Tanzania Boeing 707 N762TW “Ngorongoro Crater” repaint brings a classic East African flag carrier look to long-haul operations with accurate airline markings and period styling. Designed for FS2004, it requires the payware Captain Sim 707 and recreates the distinctive N762TW livery for authentic retro jetliner flights.

133 downloads Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

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• Type:Repaint for Payware Model
• File: atanz80.zip
• Size:1.91 MB
• Scan: Clean (1d)
• Access:Freeware
• Content:Everyone

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Air Tanzania Boeing 707 N762TW

• 133 downloads • 1.91 MB • Clean (1d)

Download 1.91 MB

"Ngorongoro Crater". The aircraft is derelict at Dar es Salaam since June 1984. Air Tanzania found it highly economical for them to operate the 707 for international routes. Textures only for the payware Captain Sim B707. Repaint by Emmanuel Mwandosya.

Screenshot of Air Tanzania Boeing 707 in the air.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
Air Tanzania 1980	10.14.04	0 B
Airtanz.jpg	10.14.04	15.52 kB
b707_3_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_4_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_7_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_a1_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_a2_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_a5_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
b707_a6_t.bmp	10.14.04	1.00 MB
description.txt	10.14.04	586 B
readme.txt	10.14.04	114 B
Thumbs.db	10.14.04	5.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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