Lufthansa Cargo "Ola Brazil" Boeing 777

This carefully crafted freeware repaint brings the Lufthansa Cargo “Ola Brazil” artwork to the PMDG 777 in Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Developed by Corina Meyer, it showcases a special design with vibrant graphics reflecting Lufthansa Cargo's global reach. Incorporating realistic textures on the twin-engine wide-body freighter, this add-on delivers a vivid expansion for those who appreciate detailed cargo operations within their simulator.

Special Attributes of the “Ola Brazil” Livery

This repaint captures a unique scheme dedicated to Brazil, a crucial destination within Lufthansa Cargo’s network, known for substantial freight transport demand. The featured design adds cultural flair to the aircraft’s fuselage, highlighting the operator’s celebration of diverse routes. Users will notice precise markings on doors and hatches that match the real-world Boeing 777 layout, ensuring a faithful depiction of the actual freighter.

Payware Model Compatibility

These texture files are designed exclusively for the PMDG 777-FBT. Please be aware that the payware add-on itself is not included within this package. You will need a legitimate copy of the PMDG 777, which can be purchased from a retail provider such as our SimShack payware store. Once you have the base product, you can easily apply this “Ola Brazil” scheme as an enhancement to your virtual cargo fleet.

Applying the Paint Scheme

1. Extract the .ptp file from the downloaded archive.
2. Launch the PMDG Operations Center, and then open the PMDG Livery Manager.
3. Select PMDG 777, and choose the Livery Manager feature.
4. Use the “Click to Add” function to import the .ptp file.
5. Follow any on-screen steps to finalize the installation.

Additional Notes and Credits

The developer has taken great caution to ensure accuracy; however, no liability is assumed for unintended issues arising from this repaint. If you encounter anomalies or have suggestions, consider sharing your feedback for further improvements. All textures, detail placements, and adjustments are courtesy of Corina Meyer.