FSX Lufthansa Cargo "Good Day USA" Boeing 777-FBT V2

This new repaint highlights Lufthansa Cargo’s “Good Day USA” artwork on a Boeing 777-FBT in FSX, bringing a realistic cargo freighter aesthetic right into the simulator. Developed by Corina Meyer, this package delivers only the external textures, so users will need their own PMDG 777 payware model, which can be sourced from places like the SimShack store. The Boeing 777 freighter, commonly referred to as the 777-F, is well-known in real-world operations for its efficient long-haul cargo capabilities, and Lufthansa Cargo has consistently relied on it to transport goods across transatlantic routes.

Visual Details of This Unique Livery

In this version, you will notice the stylized “Good Day USA” title along the fuselage, reflecting Lufthansa Cargo’s active presence in North American freight markets. Beyond the eye-catching logo, the design carefully respects the aircraft’s real-world paint layout, from the striking tail section to the registration details often found on Lufthansa’s freight fleet.

Key Technical Elements

Freighter Model

Boeing 777-FBT, which is a long-range twin-engine cargo variant known for its efficient payload and lower operating costs.

Textures Only

Includes the custom livery files for PMDG’s B777, requiring the payware product for full functionality.

Implementing the PMDG Repaint

To add these textures to your simulator, use the PMDG Livery Manager found in the PMDG Operations Center. The process is streamlined, but you’ll want to follow these specific steps:

• Decompress the downloaded package to extract the .ptp file.
• Open the PMDG Operations Center and select the Livery Manager for the PMDG 777.
• Click the “Add” button and browse to locate the extracted .ptp file.
• Allow the Livery Manager to handle the repaint installation automatically.

Once installed, you can load this Boeing 777-FBT livery in FSX and experience the transatlantic cargo atmosphere that Lufthansa Cargo delivers. Have a pleasant time exploring the skies with this vibrant rendition by Corina Meyer.