WestJet Boeing 727-200

This comprehensive freeware package offers a complete Boeing 727-200 in WestJet livery, with the flight model originally developed by Vistaliners. All subsequent additions and refinements have been provided by David Grindele, ensuring a stable and detailed experience in FSX. This add-on has been verified on multiple Windows platforms, so it offers widespread compatibility for virtual pilots seeking a tri-jet airliner in their hangar.

Overview of the Boeing 727-200

The Boeing 727-200 represents an extended-fuselage variant of the 727 family, which is known for its three-engine configuration mounted at the rear of the fuselage. This tri-engine layout (one engine in the tail cone and two on either side of the tail) delivers distinctive sound and performance characteristics. In this WestJet repaint, flight simulator users can explore a fictional take on a Canadian airline’s branding while enjoying the classic design of one of Boeing’s most iconic narrow-body jets.

Key Features Included

• High-accuracy flight model from Vistaliners (developers: Vistaliners and updated by David Grindele).
• Detailed external textures featuring WestJet’s visual identity.
• Convenient FSX compatibility tested under Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 (32-bit).
• Reliable performance across various system configurations.

Installation Notes

This freeware add-on is packaged with all necessary files for immediate use. Simply place the aircraft folder into your simulator’s “Aircraft” or “SimObjects” directory as appropriate. Then launch FSX, and you will find the WestJet 727-200 in your aircraft selection menu. In case you wish to revert to previous configurations, backing up your existing files in advance is always advisable.

Important Disclaimers

All improvements have been tested thoroughly, yet all modifications are used at your own risk. FSLightman and any associated parties assume no responsibility for system errors, crashes, or data loss. Moreover, it is recommended to maintain regular backups of your flight simulator files to guard against potential issues, including unforeseen software conflicts or the rare blue screen errors.

Credits

The core flight model is credited to Vistaliners, while the additional enhancements and updates have been contributed by David Grindele. These individuals have put in substantial effort to deliver a truly enjoyable freeware rendition of the Boeing 727-200 under WestJet’s livery.