FS2004

FS2004 Air Freighter Leasing Douglas DC-7CF

Air Freighter Leasing livery for Douglas DC-7CF N9000T captures the aircraft’s post-airline career flying Caribbean and South American freight in the late 1970s, with authentic markings tied to its BOAC and SAS history. Built for FS2004, it requires Tom Gibson’s Douglas DC-7C base pack from CalClassic.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

These textures depict N9000T (c/n 45119) originally delivered to BOAC as G-AOII and later served with SAS and some freight companies. The well-known Cpt. Steven Quinto (once founder of Sagittair) bought the aircraft in 1978 and operated her as Air Freighter Leasing intensive in the Caribbean and South American region until 1981. Textures for Tom Gibson's Douglas DC-7C. Repainted Manfred Meyer.

Screenshot of Air Freighter Leasing Douglas DC-7CF in flight.

Screenshot of Air Freighter Leasing Douglas DC-7CF in flight.

  • You need to download and install the latest Douglas DC-7C base pack with model, sound and panel from Cal Classic.
  • Copy the text below and paste in your aircraft config. file substituting your next consecutive [flightsim.__] number for "x".

[fltsim.x]
title=Douglas DC-7CF Air Freighter
sim=dc7C
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=Air Freighter
kb_checklists=dc7c_check
kb_reference=dc7C_ref
ui_manufacturer=Douglas
ui_type=DC-7C
ui_variation=Air Freighter Leasing
atc_heavy=0
atc_id=N9000T
atc_airline=Air Freighter
atc_flight_number=N9000T
description=The DC-7C was a complete redesign abandoning the wing of the DC-4 allowing a further substantial increase in fuel and oil capacity. Updated engines gave slightly more power for take off and climb, but since the DC-7C was 17,000lbs heavier than the DC-7B performance was significantly reduced.
prop_anim_ratio=0.9

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dc7c_airfreighters.zip
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How to install this mod

FS2004 add-on

  1. Extract the downloaded archive

    Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.

  2. Place files per readme

    FS2004 add-ons go into FS9\Aircraft\, FS9\Addon Scenery\, FS9\Gauges\, or FS9\Effects\.

  3. Always read the included readme

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What’s inside this archive

The archive dc7c_airfreighters.zip has 48 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
texture.Air Freighter07.25.100 B
blurred_prop.bmp06.25.0964.07 kB
cockpit.bmp05.27.091.00 MB
dc6b-3.bmp03.29.03341.43 kB
dc6b-4.bmp04.01.03341.43 kB
dc7cowl1_L.bmp08.17.031.43 kB
dc7cowl1_t.bmp06.24.091.00 MB
dc7cowl2_L.bmp08.17.031.43 kB
dc7cowl2_t.bmp06.24.091.00 MB
dc7cowl3_L.bmp08.17.031.43 kB
dc7cowl3_t.bmp06.24.091.00 MB
dc7cowl4_L.bmp08.17.031.43 kB
dc7cowl4_t.bmp06.25.091.00 MB
DC7cowl_flaps_L.bmp08.17.031.43 kB
dc7cowl_flaps_t.bmp06.25.09128.07 kB
DC7_leftaft_L.bmp06.30.091.00 MB
DC7_leftaft_t.bmp06.30.094.00 MB
DC7_leftfwd_L.bmp06.25.091.00 MB
DC7_leftfwd_t.bmp06.29.094.00 MB
DC7_rtaft_L.bmp06.30.091.00 MB
DC7_rtaft_t.bmp06.29.094.00 MB
DC7_rtfwd_L.bmp06.30.09512.07 kB
DC7_rtfwd_t.bmp06.29.094.00 MB
Glass.bmp09.05.034.07 kB
Interior.bmp06.30.09256.07 kB
Interior_L.bmp06.15.09256.07 kB
leather.bmp12.16.051.00 MB
Metallic_L.bmp12.14.0564.07 kB
Metallic_T.bmp09.30.0664.07 kB
pan1_L.bmp05.26.09256.07 kB
pan2_L.bmp05.01.09341.43 kB
stairs_t.bmp06.08.0965.05 kB
virtual cockpit 2.bmp06.14.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 2_L.bmp02.27.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 3.bmp03.17.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 3_L.bmp02.27.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 4.bmp05.21.091.00 MB
virtual cockpit 4_L.bmp02.27.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 5.bmp05.01.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit 5_L.bmp02.27.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit.bmp06.14.091.33 MB
virtual cockpit_L.bmp02.28.091.33 MB
DC7C_Airfreighters.gif07.25.107.94 kB
DC7C_Airfreighters.jpg07.26.10193.27 kB
DC7C_Airfreighters_2.jpg07.26.10187.80 kB
README.TXT07.26.101.30 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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  1. Stephen Quinto

    The years '78 to '80 ....saw her in SAmerica, Central America Caribbean ...and Africa. Destinations like LA Romana DR, and Port au Prince saw her regularly. She even developed the moniker 9000 Mango ....at MIA as a result of the many flights full of mangos she brought back from Haiti. She served Bob Marley's needs in support of his concert in Gabon in 1979. And carried oil drilling equipment to Abidjan... She really was designed for the "seven seas" (7Cs). Proud till the end, She never failed to serve with verve and candor.

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