FS2004 KLM Lockheed L-188 Electra PH-LLE

Preview Circa 1963. Textures only; requires SL188.ZIP. Model by Mike Stone. Repainted by Graeme Porter.

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Repaint⇲ Download Base Model
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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
Filename
klm63.zip
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438.71 KB
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Circa 1963. Textures only; requires SL188.ZIP. Model by Mike Stone. Repainted by Graeme Porter.

Screenshot of KLM Lockheed L-188 Electra in the air.

Screenshot of KLM Lockheed L-188 Electra in the air.

Lockheed's L-188 Electra was designed and built with American Airlines' requirement for a domestic airliner with a seating capacity between 75 and 100, however, it was Eastern Airlines who were the 1st to use the aircraft in commercial service, due to industrial action by AA's pilots. Her first test flight was in 1957, and her first commercial flight took place in 1959.

The L-188A had a troubled service life, with several crashes attributed to a design fault with the engine mountings, which led to excessive vibration in the wing. A redesign of the wing and engine saw the aircraft resume normal service in 1961. 115 L-188As were built between 1957 and 1961.

The 'C' variant, which provided a higher maximum payload and a longer range than the 'A' variant, first saw service with KLM in 1959. 55 L-188Cs were built between 1959 and 1961.

In addition to the 170 Electras that were built, more than 600 P-3 Orions were built between July 1962 and April 1990. The Orion is a military version of the Electra, used as an Anti-Submarine Warfare and maritime patrol aircraft. Still in service, it is used by the US Navy and the US Coastguard. It remains the US Navy's sole land-based ASW aircraft.

Once you have obtained and installed the Electra, follow these instructions to install:

  • Extract the "texture.klm63" folder to the Sabreliner folder in your "Aircraft" directory - For example C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\FS2004\Aircraft\l188
  • Edit the "aircraft.cfg" file, pasting this new [fltsim.x] section immediately following the last one that's already there, changing the "x" to the next number available. If your last [fltsim.x] section is [fltsim.4] then change the "x" to "5".

[fltsim.x]
title=Lockheed L188 KLM 1963
sim=L188
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=klm63
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=PH-LLE
atc_airline=KLM
atc_flight_number=201
atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP
ui_manufacturer=Lockheed
ui_type=L-188 Electra
ui_variation=KLM (1963)
description=Model by Mike Stone, repaint by Graeme Porter.
atc_heavy=0

  • You should now find the aircraft in Flight Simulator under the following category - Lockheed > L-188 Electra > KLM (1963)

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The archive klm63.zip has 25 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
cowl_l.bmp11.16.04257.05 kB
cowl_t.bmp12.17.04256.07 kB
fuslg_l.bmp11.16.041.00 MB
fuslg_t.bmp12.17.041.00 MB
lwing_l.bmp11.16.041.00 MB
lwing_t.bmp11.30.041.00 MB
propdisk_t.bmp08.03.0365.05 kB
prop_l.bmp11.16.0465.05 kB
prop_t.bmp12.17.0432.07 kB
rwing_l.bmp11.16.041.00 MB
rwing_t.bmp11.30.041.00 MB
spinner_l.bmp11.16.0417.05 kB
spinner_t.bmp12.17.0416.07 kB
stab_l.bmp11.16.04257.05 kB
stab_t.bmp11.12.04341.43 kB
tail_l.bmp11.16.04257.05 kB
tail_t.bmp12.17.04256.07 kB
Thumbs.db11.24.0443.00 kB
texture.klm6312.17.040 B
KLM-63.gif12.17.047.18 kB
KLM-63_Readme.txt12.18.042.92 kB
KLM-63_1.jpg12.17.0482.49 kB
KLM-63_2.jpg12.17.0475.01 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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