FSX Spanair Airbus A321

This add-on provides a detailed Spanair Airbus A321 repaint, faithfully reflecting the airline’s registration EC-HRG for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. These textures are intended for the default Airbus A321. Enthusiasts can appreciate the way each design element showcases authentic markings, delivering a grounded, realistic visual experience in the simulator.

Distinctive Aircraft Details

The Airbus A321 is well-regarded in the flight simulation community for its mid-range capacity and operational versatility. This custom repaint evokes Spanair’s classic branding, featuring meticulously replicated fuselage titles and tail elements. In particular, the realistic color gradients and precise logos highlight the airline’s visual identity.

Highlighting Spanair’s Legacy

Spanair (often noted as a historic Spanish carrier) operated numerous domestic and international routes with the A321 in its fleet. The recreated livery for registration EC-HRG underscores a unique chapter in the airline’s operational timeline, adhering to all the stylized fonts, emblem placements, and subtle markings that genuine Spanair jets wore.

Key Repaint Features

• Accurate Color Palette: The chosen paint scheme matches Spanair’s official hues, ensuring a realistic finish.
• Fine-Tuned Textures: Rivets, panel lines, and surface shading are carefully layered for enhanced depth.
• Consistent Registrations: Transcribed tail codes and wing markings mirror the airline’s real-world specification.

Integration in FSX

To enjoy these textures, simmers must already have the default Airbus A321 included in FSX. This repaint is fully compatible with standard lighting effects, and any elaborate flight decks or gauges remain consistent with the default aircraft’s systems. Installation involves placing the texture files within the existing A321 folder, adjusting configuration entries as needed.

Developer Note

This freeware repaint, crafted by Luis Lopez Artero, does not include the base model. The necessary default A321 files can be found in the Fly Away Simulation library.

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