FS2004 Aerovias Centrales Lockheed Electra

Textures only to be used with any L10A from FSDesign-Berlin, with updated FD file.

These textures are for Aerovias Centrales. Aerovias Centrales, was formed by Pan American on Feb. 26,1932. They operated a fleet of Ford Tri Motors, Waco Bi Planes, Consolidated Fleetsters, Lockheed Orions, and 5 Lockheed L10A Electras. The Electra in this livery originally was part of Compania Mexicana de Aviacion, and was transferred to Aerovias Centrales, and later it was transferred to Cubana. All these lines operated under the Pan American umbrella in Central America and the Carribean. Pan American Airways never actually operated the Electra in their livery, the only ones closely recognized in a Pan Am livery were in the Pan Alaska Livery. Pan Alaska Airways L10A reg.# NC14259 carried the bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley Post back to the United States after their death in the crash of Wiley Posts Lockheed Orion in Alsaka.

In order to use these textures you will need to have anyone of FSBerlin Electras in your FS2004 aircraft folder and the updated FD also available at FSDesign-Berlin. Just make a copy of your original Electra Texture folder, and rename it Texture.Delta, then extract the 5 textures in this zip and when asked if you want to replace the textures already in the folder just say yes.

Then add the following to your aircraft config. and change the xx to the next number in your list. You are now set to fly.

[fltsim.xx]
title=FSDB Lockheed Electra L-10A Aerovias Centrales
sim=FSDB2 Electra L-10
visual_damage=1
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=C&A
kb_checklists=
ui_manufacturer=Lockheed
atc_id_color=0000000000
visual_damage=0
ui_type=Lockheed Electra L-10A
atc_id=XA-BEM
ui_variation=Aerovias Centrales
description=. Aerovias Centrales, was formed by Pan American on Feb. 26,1932. They operated a fleet of Ford Tri Motors, Waco Bi Planes, Consolidated Fleetsters, Lockheed Orions, and 5 Lockheed L10A Electras. The Electra in this livery originally was part of Compania Mexicana de Aviacion, and was transfered to Aerovias Centrales, and later it was transfered to Cubana. All these lines operated under the Pan American umbrella in Central America and the Carribean.