FS2004 TWA L-749A Constellation

PreviewIn June 1939 TWA (Transcontinental and Western Air) required a four-engined airliner capable of flying transcontinental US services non stop west to east or with one stop traveling in the opposite direction against the prevailing wind.

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Type
Repaint for Payware Model
Download hits
53
Compatibility
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
Filename
749twaf9.zip
File size
3.47 MB
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Scanned 20 days ago (clean)
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Free (Freeware)
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Everyone

In June 1939 TWA (Transcontinental and Western Air) required a four-engined airliner capable of flying transcontinental US services non stop west to east or with one stop traveling in the opposite direction against the prevailing wind.

Screenshot of TWA L-749A Constellation in flight.

Screenshot of TWA L-749A Constellation in flight.

The specification was drawn up by TWA's major shareholder Howard Hughes and TWA-director Jack Frye. The initial result was the L-49 Constellation, but before the first aircraft was built WWII broke out and the Connie was drafted by the militaries as C-69. After the war the C-69 was renamed L-049 Constellation and delivered to a.o. TWA (27). The L-649 and L-749 Constellations were the first true civil versions. TWA used twelve L-749's and 28 L-749A's from March 1948 till 1967. This particular L-749A, N6001C 'Star of New Jersey', flew with TWA from 24 March 1950 till September 1966. It was scrapped in 1968. These are textures only. You will require Francisco Sanchez-Castaner's payware Lockheed L-749 Constellation, which can be obtained from Abacus' Platinum Collection. Repaint by Maarten Brouwer.

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The archive 749twaf9.zip has 54 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Read me.txt09.14.073.12 kB
Text 749TWANW.txt09.14.071.41 kB
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asreg01.r812.29.9864.00 kB
centertireblurred_t.bmp09.14.0332.08 kB
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cockpit.bmp02.08.065.33 MB
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floor_cockpit.bmp02.15.054.07 kB
fuselage_l.bmp02.22.051.00 MB
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geardoor_t.bmp09.12.0764.07 kB
gears_t.bmp02.16.06256.07 kB
glass_t.bmp10.14.032.08 kB
inside cockpit.bmp02.08.061.00 MB
insulation.bmp02.15.0516.07 kB
items.bmp02.20.051.00 MB
maintire_l.bmp02.21.0517.05 kB
maintire_t.bmp09.15.0332.08 kB
mainwheelblurred_l.bmp02.21.052.05 kB
mainwheelblurred_t.bmp02.28.0516.07 kB
mainwheelstill_l.bmp02.21.052.05 kB
mainwheelstill_t.bmp02.13.0616.07 kB
panel.bmp02.07.061.00 MB
prop3.bmp08.25.04128.08 kB
seat.bmp02.19.0516.07 kB
seat2.bmp02.11.06256.07 kB
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tail_l.bmp02.21.05257.05 kB
tail_t.bmp09.12.07256.07 kB
Thumbs.db09.13.07107.00 kB
vcpanel_l.bmp02.22.051.00 MB
wing_l.bmp02.22.051.00 MB
wing_t.bmp09.12.071.00 MB
TWA N6001C 1.bmp09.13.07847.74 kB
749TWANW09.14.070 B
TWA N6001C 1.jpg09.13.0728.81 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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