Hi there! Here's an oddball for the Colombian simmers out there.

This aircraft is cn 25592/453. As far as I can tell, it has flown for Caledonian, Ambassador, Avianca, National, Sunways, TransMeridian, and AeroPeru, among others. It has flown for Avianca wearing two different schemes: this Ambassador color scheme with Avianca titles, and the very latest Avianca colors. It currently flies with the colombian airline, wearing registration number N521NA.

This is a repaint of Project Opensky's excellent 757-200 in the livery of Ambassador's G-BUDX wearing Avianca Colombia titles.

This is a repaint of the Project Open Sky 767-400 in Malaysia colours.Copy the entire folder to your aircraft folder of FS9.The sounds and panel are alaised to defult. To find new sounds and panel search avsim.Enjoy Andy Baxter

Hi there! This repaint's something I've been wanting to do ever since I got into FS 8+ years ago, but never had the skill or tools necessary. Now that I've got my act together, here she is as best I can present her.TWA was one of the old greats, an airline that had a household name modern marketing could never buy. The story of its demise is well known: not long after adopting its final black red and gold incarnation, American Airlines purchased the dying carrier and made short work of TWA's colors, image, and nationwide presence. N709TW represented TWA's connection with the St. Louis Rams football team (St. Louis was TWA's main hub), the aircraft painted with the same horn design seen on the team's player helmets, black streaks under the 'eyes', and logos on the engines. A 727-200 (N64347) had previously performed logojet duty at TWA, albeit with a much more elaborate helmet graphic painted on it. N709TW, along with many of its fleetmates at TWA, continues to fly with AA. They are distinguishable by their Pratt & Whitney engines, in contrast to the rest of AA's Rolls-Royce equipped fleet.

PSA Douglas DC-3 This is a repaint of the FS2004 default Douglas DC-3. Pacific Southwest Airways (PSA) started flying the DC-3 in 1949 between San Diego, Burbank, San Francisco and Oakland. The DC-3 continued to be the primary aircraft of PSA until it was replaced in 1955 by the Douglas DC-4. PSA Douglas DC-3 This is a repaint of the default for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.Painted by Joseph Cusick using the dc-3 paint kit by Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumont.

This package contains the excellent F-84F Thunderstreak of Kazunori Ito in 2 color schemes, representing the Royal Dutch Air Force in the fifties and sixties. To make it interesting from an AI point of view there are 4 different registrations in both texture versions included, so 8 in total. 4 all aluminium versions (pré 1959) and 4 camouflaged versions (post 1959) will fly an interesting flight plan with round flights and touch & go's between Volkel, Groningen, Eindhoven and Twente. They can be used in the NL2000 scenery as well as the default scenery.

The Bristol F2b was a strange aeroplane. It looked like an "observation" plane, and although the pilot was given a fixed, forward firing Vickers, it was considered a fighter, but its main armament was the rear mounted Lewis Gun. Six "Brisfits" were used by 'ÍáõôéêÞ ÁåñïðïñéêÞ Õðçñåóßá' (Hellenic Navy Air Force) and, after , by Royal Hellenic Air Force (E.B.A.), until 1934.Textures only for Frank Elton's fs2004 model (PEGASUS AVIATION DESIGN). Repaint by Manuele Villa.

This Airbus A345RR Singapore Airlines repaint it has been realized for your FS2004 AI traffic

Singapore Airlines B777-212/ER 9V-SVH. This aircraft was completely hand painted but repaint features photorealistic touch. New exterior night lights was designed, and added many static effects to give it a realistic touch. Furthermore, this package includes a completely hand painted interior area. This rendition of the Boeing 777 has been completely built from scratch in Gmax and features a 32-sided fuselage and engines. Original v2 model and paintkit by MelJet (Melvin Rafi).