FSX / P3D aircraft

FSX Boeing 797

Boeing 797 concept aircraft brings a forward-looking mid-market airliner to Microsoft Flight Simulator X with a sleek exterior, modern lighting, and a responsive flight model tuned for efficient cruise and stable high-altitude handling. A clear virtual cockpit layout and integrated 2D panel keep key instruments accessible for smooth climb, cruise, and descent profiles.

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This freeware release showcases a conceptual Boeing 797 aircraft model, originally crafted by Rob Ezratti and then expertly adapted for FSX by Eric Buchmann. It offers a forward-thinking design, a carefully tuned flight envelope, and modern surface features that let sim pilots experience advanced aerodynamics in the virtual skies.

Overview of the Aircraft Concept

The Boeing 797 name often appears in discussions surrounding next-generation mid-market platforms. While this concept remains unofficial, many enthusiasts have long anticipated a design positioned between single-aisle routes and full-size wide-body operations. Developers Rob Ezratti and Eric Buchmann have integrated this visionary approach into a freeware package that stands on its own within FSX. It merges a futuristic exterior with efficient aerodynamics and a distinctive fuselage profile.

Key Technical Highlights

  • Refined Flight Dynamics: The flight model has been adjusted to support the aircraft’s intended range and fuel efficiency targets, allowing stable handling even at higher altitudes.
  • Custom Visual Model: The airframe showcases a sleek, modern aesthetic that includes shaped winglets, a streamlined nose section, and optimized control surfaces.
  • 2D Panel Integration: Control interfaces within the simulator are configured to improve usability, with essential readouts aligned for efficient flight deck management.
  • Freeware Base Package: There are no additional payware dependencies or external downloads required, making it a straightforward installation for FSX users.

Performance and Handling

This adaptation carries over carefully tuned lift devices and an energy-efficient planform. Its theoretical aerodynamic enhancements translate into smoother climb performance and greater in-flight responsiveness. Pilots can explore higher cruise altitudes or extended flight durations while still maintaining stable control. Transitions between climb, cruise, and descent remain balanced, reflecting a modern airliner’s operational profile.

Visual Presentation and Details

The developers have retained high-resolution texturing that emphasizes the sharper contours associated with a future-generation airliner. With wing surfaces that taper seamlessly into the fuselage, the model conveys the aircraft’s proposed aerodynamic efficiency. Tight integration of lighting elements, such as landing lamps and nav lights, further elevates realism when conducting dusk or night operations.

Installation and Compatibility

Because the developers packaged this concept specifically for FSX, users can expect minimal setup steps. Simply install the provided files into the FSX aircraft folder, and then load the Boeing 797 concept from the aircraft selection menu. Additionally, the panel configuration and internal systems should behave reliably with default FSX protocols, allowing simple transitions from other aircraft to this distinctive model.

Authors and Credits

This creative project stems from the original brilliance of Rob Ezratti, whose vision of a futuristic mid-market design helped spark its development. Thanks to Eric Buchmann, the adaptation for FSX retains key technical features while embracing improved flight simulation mechanics. Together, they have delivered a complete freeware product that invites exploration of where future commercial aviation could be headed.

Overall, this aircraft mod opens new possibilities for those looking to delve into advanced aerodynamics and an inspired high-capacity layout within FSX. For sim pilots seeking a unique blend of theoretical innovation and stable flying characteristics, this freeware concept stands ready for immediate deployment in the virtual hangar.

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File information

Filename
fsxb797.zip
File size
14.99 MB
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Clean (scanned with ClamAV)
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Freeware
Content rating
Everyone

Download speed: Free tier is capped at 0.5 Mbps (this file takes approximately 4 mins at the cap). PRO members download at full line speed.

How to install this mod

FSX / P3D aircraft
  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. Copy aircraft files into SimObjects

    Place the aircraft folder inside FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\. The folder must contain an aircraft.cfg file. Effects go into FSX\Effects\; gauges go into FSX\Gauges\.
  3. Verify in FSX

    Launch FSX, go to Free Flight → Select Aircraft and find your new aircraft under its manufacturer.
  4. Always read the included readme

    Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.

What’s inside this archive

The archive fsxb797.zip has 92 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
Aircraft.cfg06.10.0713.34 kB
Bo797.air06.10.078.72 kB
747_APU_INT.WAV05.26.07185.65 kB
747_SYSTEM.wav05.26.07362.05 kB
747APU.wav05.26.07180.09 kB
747FLAPS.WAV05.26.0768.69 kB
747GEAR_DN.WAV05.26.07126.18 kB
747GEAR_UP.WAV05.26.07126.18 kB
747ROLL.WAV05.26.0786.09 kB
747TOUCH_C.wav05.26.0747.09 kB
747TOUCH_L.wav05.26.0747.09 kB
747TOUCH_R.wav05.26.0747.09 kB
747WIND.wav05.26.07105.15 kB
A_REVRS.wav05.26.071.14 MB
A_WHN_0.wav05.26.07194.09 kB
A_WHN_1.wav05.26.07230.09 kB
A_WHN_2.wav05.26.07142.09 kB
A_WHN_3.wav05.26.07172.09 kB
A_WHN_4.wav05.26.07561.57 kB
A_WHN_5.wav05.26.071.18 MB
B_REVRS.wav05.26.071.14 MB
B_WHN_0.wav05.26.07194.09 kB
B_WHN_1.wav05.26.07230.09 kB
B_WHN_2.wav05.26.07142.09 kB
B_WHN_3.wav05.26.07172.09 kB
B_WHN_4.wav05.26.07561.57 kB
B_WHN_5.wav05.26.071.18 MB
Sound.cfg05.26.0711.79 kB
T_COMB_SHUT.WAV05.26.07407.91 kB
T_COMB_START.wav05.26.07473.55 kB
T_START.wav05.26.07636.09 kB
X_A_REVRS.wav05.26.07403.21 kB
X_B_REVRS.wav05.26.07403.21 kB
X_B_WHN_0.wav05.26.07257.09 kB
X_B_WHN_1.wav05.26.07139.79 kB
X_B_WHN_2.wav05.26.07145.09 kB
X_B_WHN_3.wav05.26.07882.12 kB
X_T_COMB_SHUT.WAV05.26.071.18 MB
X_T_COMB_START.wav05.26.07194.23 kB
X_T_START.wav05.26.07615.09 kB
X_T_WHN_0.wav05.26.07670.09 kB
X_T_WHN_1A.wav05.26.07618.09 kB
X_T_WHN_1B.wav05.26.07139.79 kB
X_T_WHN_2.wav05.26.07185.09 kB
X_T_WHN_3.wav05.26.07488.09 kB
a380.cab04.15.06142.53 kB
ecu.bmp04.17.06769.05 kB
main.bmp04.14.06769.05 kB
panel.cfg04.17.064.00 kB
radio.bmp04.17.06769.05 kB
Thumbs.db05.22.077.50 kB
README.txt06.10.07478 B
Bo797AC.mdl06.10.071.52 MB
Model.cfg06.10.0726 B
Boe763Asas.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Asas_L.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Cabine.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763Cabine_L.bmp06.10.07341.43 kB
Boe763Fan.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763FanH.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763Map.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Map_L.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Misc.bmp06.10.07341.43 kB
Boe763Painel.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763Painel_L.bmp06.10.07341.43 kB
Boe763Tire.bmp06.10.0765.07 kB
Boe763Turb.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763TurbBk.bmp06.10.0785.43 kB
Boe763TurbExaust.bmp06.10.0785.43 kB
Boeing.bmp06.10.0717.93 kB
Civil Pilot.bmp06.10.0742.75 kB
Civil Pilot_LM.bmp06.10.0742.75 kB
thumbnail.jpg06.11.07128.64 kB
Thumbs.db06.10.076.50 kB
Boe763Asas.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Asas_L.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Cabine.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763Fan.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763FanH.bmp06.10.07170.75 kB
Boe763Map.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Map_L.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763Misc.bmp06.10.07341.43 kB
Boe763Tire.bmp06.10.0765.07 kB
Boe763Turb.bmp06.10.071.33 MB
Boe763TurbBk.bmp06.10.0785.43 kB
Boe763TurbExaust.bmp06.10.0785.43 kB
Civil Pilot.bmp06.10.0742.75 kB
Civil Pilot_LM.bmp06.10.0742.75 kB
thumbnail.jpg06.10.07541.64 kB
Thumbs.db06.10.077.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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  1. RafaelbudimN

    So a 777 but it's a quad engine aircraft? Noice.

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  2. silke cuff

    The 797 will be a twin-engine aircraft that can hold just over 200 passengers. This is not a 797.

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  3. geoffisbest32 PRO

    needs a fix the auto air speed does not work but still a good download.

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