FS2004 Panels

Aircraft Panels for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight

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Dash 8-400 panel Version 3

Designed from real Dash 8-400 photos, the panel reworks its gauges, recompiles and improves them, and adapts the setup to function with the intended simulator. By Hector Molina, it requires no prior versions and stands as a complete solution.

: 1.58 MB
: 5.1K
: 4/5
: 3

FlightDeck Sound Effects Panel

Marcus Thompson creates an add-on sub-panel that introduces cabin and crew voice announcements, ambient environment effects, and cabin muzak to flight simulation sessions. The offering emphasizes in-sim audio ambience for pilots seeking a clearer cockpit atmosphere.

: 20.66 MB
: 16.8K
: 5/5
: 2

Airbus A319/A320/A321 Panel

Panel covers three variants of the Airbus family—A319, A320, and A321—and uses an original bitmap with gauges from FPDA, HGHB and others. Marco Spada handles the panel design, and an accompanying image references the file a320-k4.jpg illustrating the layout.

: 865.47 KB
: 10.5K
: 1

PANELS Boeing 777 Panel for default and Meljet 777 versions

By Johan Peeters, joined by Eric Marciano and Chris Reid from DSB DESIGN, the panel targets compatibility with Melvin rafi's excelent777 and the default 777. It offers lifelike displays, HSI control, autobrake, and a real-view bitmap.

: 9.84 MB
: 9.2K
: 5/5
: 1

Easily Add Altitude Callouts to Any Aircraft

Altitude callouts ring out at 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 feet above the runway, applicable to virtually any aircraft. FPDA sound and gauge files, if needed, are included; unzip to a temporary directory and follow the straightforward instructions, by David 'Opa' Marshall.

: 63.46 KB
: 7.6K

Airbus A340 Panel by Alex Christoff

The A340 panel blends many default gauges with additional freeware gauges to keep performance responsive and accessible. It uses original bitmaps by Andreas Jaros at FPDA and relies on Concorde gauges to display correctly here.

: 3.55 MB
: 4.9K
: 5/5
: 1

McDonnel-Douglas DC-10 (KC-10)

KC-10 cockpit panel centers on a main panel bitmap with gauges placed to match real flightdeck photos, as photographed. Interactive switches respond to mouse clicks, and Lee Hetherington's IVSI/TCAS gauge is included, reflecting cockpit functionality.

: 10.59 MB
: 6.9K
: 4/5
: 2

Project Fokker Panel Update

The feature enables Navaid morse IDs, such as VOR and DME, to produce sound output on the Fokker F-100 and F-70, with formal approval from Ton van de Laar, who acts as manager for these variants.

: 264.57 KB
: 992
: 1

Boeing 747-400 Panel

Back lighting of all text enhances legibility on the 747-400 panel, and 2D side views integrate with Meljet and Opensky 747s. A panel.cfg is provided to support the default 747, and an image file named 744km_panel-tn.gif accompanies the files.

: 9.81 MB
: 12.5K
: 5/5
: 5

GPWS Gauge

An GPWS gauge for aircraft with retractable gear and flaps features a clickable Test/Inhibit switch plus a warning light, eight warning modes with standard aural alerts such as Pullup, Sinkrate, terrain and windshear, and altitude callouts, editable via gauge parameters in Notepad.

: 251.63 KB
: 9.6K

Panel For Default Boeing 737

An enhanced cockpit panel for the default Boeing 737, based on Bruce Benaway’s original design, adds Autoland and a Taxi Speed System alongside Cabin Crew Announcements and a Digital Clock with Temperature. It centers most gauges on the main panel, with GPS replaced by a GPS 500 and Altitude Callout alerts for landing.

: 4.12 MB
: 7.7K
: 4/5
: 3

Airbus A340 Panel by Pasquale Rinaldi

Highly detailed cockpit panel for the a340 presents many new gauges specially developed for this setup, with the instruments optimized for cohesive operation, yielding clearer readouts and improved pilot workflow across diverse flight conditions alike.

: 2.18 MB
: 5.7K
: 5/5
: 1

FS2004/FS2002 Fokker 100 panel

At 1024x768 resolution, this photo-realistic flight-deck module for the Fokker 100 serves Project Fokker, presenting an upper section, console and interior views with a distinct night illumination. Helio Estrela signs this display unit within Project Fokker.

: 11.23 MB
: 4.1K
: 4

and FS2004 Boeing 727 panel

By Frank Elfert, the panel depicts internal views from the B727 and implements a dedicated night lighting system that enhances cockpit visibility during low-light operations. It refines night usability while keeping a compact, functional design.

: 5.6 MB
: 6.7K
: 2

737/757/767 The Ultimate Boeing Panel 3.1

Version 3.1 refines the panel with a redesigned main display, more realistic autopilot, and an improved overhead panel, while GPS remains a popup window by default. It provides gauges including TCAS, an authentic MCP, runway information, autoland, and a ground handling tool, with optional integration for Reality XP WX500 Radar.

: 46.17 MB
: 5.5K

FS 2004 Airbus A-340 panel Version 5

By Hector Molina, this version customizes and recompiles gauges to fix former problems and adapt them to the simulator, with most gauges redesigned and enhanced to include light effects. New gauges, including the automatic-brake, are added to expand instrumentation.

: 1.28 MB
: 5.2K
: 5/5
: 1

Top Avionics 777-300 v2.0 Panel

A version 2.0 777-300 panel offers a glass cockpit with a high precision FMS for advanced navigation. RealCRT's free option supports registered TA747-400 users, and Navigation Data v2.0 or higher is required for ND Map mode and Flight Plan.

: 1.18 MB
: 4.9K
: 12

FS 2004 Boeing 767-400 Panel

An all-glass 767-400 panel uses default gauges with permission-based freeware additions and features ATC and MAP simicons, plus a RUNWAY INFO gauge to tune the ILS at major world airports from the main view. Original bitmap by Jorge Alsina; Alex Christoff as contributor.

: 3.91 MB
: 3.6K
: 1

Top Avionics 747-400 v2.0 Panel

The 747-400 panel, version 2.0, presents a glass cockpit and a high-precision FMS. It uses RealCRT's Needs Navigation Data v2.0 or higher for ND Map mode and Flight Plan, and ships as shareware priced around 19 USD.

: 1.18 MB
: 2K
: 12

Airbus A320 Panel

An A320 cockpit panel gathers contributions from Ken Mitchell and Helio Estrela, while photorealistic sideviews and a centerpost are provided by Edward Cox, all combined into one panel by Dany Setyadi for a cohesive display.

: 8.84 MB
: 20.3K
: 34