FSX Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-8F2 NGX

This freeware repaint introduces a detailed rendition of the Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-8F2, featuring registration TC-JFI and a Star Alliance 15th-year emblem. Developed for Microsoft Flight Simulator X, these high-definition textures (4096×4096) integrate seamlessly with the payware PMDG 737 NGX aircraft add-on. Created by Mehmet Celbis, this package offers an eye-catching, authentic livery that highlights Turkish Airlines’ global presence.

Livery Highlights and Historical Notes

Turkish Airlines has long been recognized for its extensive international network, and the 737-8F2 variant has served efficiently on many short- and medium-haul routes. This repaint illustrates the airline’s membership in Star Alliance and showcases an anniversary decal that underscores the milestone partnership. The fuselage artwork places emphasis on accurately captured logos and markings, ensuring a refined appearance for sim enthusiasts.

Features Benefiting Visual Authenticity

• High-Resolution Textures: The repaint utilizes 4096×4096 pixels for superior clarity.
• Distinctive Registration: Displays TC-JFI markings, matching a real-world counterpart.
• Star Alliance Branding: Prominent alliance insignia accompanied by the special 15-year sticker.

Technical Installation Procedure

1. Extract the contents to a temporary folder named PMDG_737NGX_TC-JFI.
2. Open the PMDG Livery Manager (found under FS Root ? PMDG ? Livery Manager).
3. Within the Installed Aircraft Variants section, select “800NGX WL.”
4. Click on the “Select Livery to Install” option.
5. Point the manager to the extracted *.ptp file and confirm installation.

Important Notes

This package includes textures only and does not include the underlying payware model from PMDG. Purchase the necessary aircraft files separately if you have not already done so. After successful installation, the livery will appear in your aircraft selection menu under the specified variant.

Enjoy immersing yourself in this detailed Turkish Airlines appearance, and many thanks go to Mehmet Celbis for crafting such a faithful repaint for the PMDG 737 NGX.