FSX / P3D aircraft

FSX Pakistan International Boeing 737-800 AP-BCA

Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 737-800 AP-BCA brings the airline’s refreshed flag branding to the PMDG 737NGX with crisp, highly detailed exterior textures and accurate fleet-style markings for authentic ramp and enroute screenshots in FSX. Requires the payware PMDG 737NGX and installs via the PMDG livery manager.

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A Pakistan International Airlines jet is parked at a gate with a jet bridge attached and another aircraft visible in the background.

A repaint of the payware PMDG B737-800. AP-BCA wears the beautiful Pakistani flag newly designed and implemented on all PIA fleet. Requires payware PMDG 737NGX. Highly detailed textures. Install it using PMDG livery manager. Repaint by Ahad Raza exclusively from Virtual PIA.

Screenshot of Pakistan International Boeing 737-800 on the ground.

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Filename

pakistan_international_pmdg_737-800.zip

File size

19.44 MB

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Everyone

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How to install this mod

FSX / P3D aircraft

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.
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\.
Verify in FSX

Launch FSX, go to Free Flight → Select Aircraft and find your new aircraft under its manufacturer.
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.