FS2004 Agroair Antonov An-2 OK-KIJ

Experience a meticulously crafted Agroair Antonov An-2 texture created specifically for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. This biplane livery, bearing registration OK-KIJ, highlights the rugged character and short-field operational strengths of the famous Antonov design. The repaint is based on a freeware model by Rysiek Winawer, utilizing a paint kit developed by Nikolai Samsonov, and the final artwork is courtesy of Miloslav Wolf.

Faithful External Detailing and Realistic Elements

This package focuses on delivering an authentic Agroair color scheme for the Antonov An-2, a single-engine utility aircraft known for its STOL (short takeoff and landing) performance. The distinctive cockpit framing and wings, intricately layered in this livery, capture characteristic features of the real-world Agroair fleet. Whether your flight plans involve agricultural field runs or exploratory tours, this repaint elevates immersion within the simulator environment.

Above: Preview of the Agroair Antonov An-2 cruising under simulated skies.

Key Installation Steps and Requirements

• This is a texture-only release. You will need to obtain the base model (RWAIAN2.ZIP) from the Fly Away Simulation library.
• Place the enclosed Texture subfolder into your aircraft’s primary folder (often labeled “RWAI An-2”).
• Add the [fltsim.xx] entry shown below to your aircraft.cfg file, making certain to assign the correct sequential numbering for each livery. For example: [fltsim.0], [fltsim.1], and so on.

Essential Aircraft Configuration Entry

[fltsim.xx]
title=RWAI An-2 Agroair OK-KIJ
sim=RWAI_An-2v1.5_AI_ONLY
model=Door
texture=OK-KIJ
ui_manufacturer=RWAI
ui_type=Antonov An-2
ui_variation=Agroair OK-KIJ
atc_airline=ANTONOV
atc_parking_types=MIL_CARGO
atc_parking_codes=AN2
description=RWAI An-2 Only for use with AI Traffic! Paint by Miloslav Wolf.

Historical Role and Performance Insights

The Antonov An-2 entered service in the late 1940s and has remained a practical workhorse for a wide range of duties. Many operators, including agro-focused charter companies such as Agroair, have utilized this aircraft’s capability to handle challenging rural airstrips. Within the simulator, you can expect robust radial engine acoustics, realistic propeller animations, and notable low-speed handling that reflects this model’s real-world short-field prowess.

Credits and Additional Notes

All rights remain with their respective authors. The model itself was developed by Rysiek Winawer, and the paint kit that forms the foundation of this livery was provided by Nikolai Samsonov. Special recognition goes to Miloslav Wolf for creating the Agroair OK-KIJ repaint.

This freeware add-on only includes the repaint files. You must separately download and install the base model package (RWAIAN2.ZIP) to use these textures properly. Make sure to review all associated documentation for best results in your own AI traffic or custom scenarios within Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.