FS2002 B-52H Stratofortress
B-52H Stratofortress built using FSDS and animated using a combination of Aircraft Animator and SDL edit. Features realistically moving parts, Realistic Lighting, Deployable Drag Chute, Working Spoilerons, Bomb Bay, Multi-LOD Model. This model is at least 90% authentic to the real B-52H. Tested by real Pilots and Crew Chiefs. Features 6 different paint schemes and features 4 different models each with a different static loadout. Proper ATC Callsigns and Flight Numbers assigned. Each different squadron has each individual Callsign. By Kotaro Akikawa

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FS2002 USAF Lockheed F-104C Starfighter (70-928)
The F-104C (Lockheed Model 483-04-05) was the tactical strike version of the Starfighter. It was designed to meet the needs of the Tactical Air Command (TAC), which had earlier found the F-104A to be unacceptable because of its low endurance and its inability to carry significant offensive payloads. This aircraft is from 435th TFS/479th TFW based on George AFB, CA, in 1958. In 1959 it was transfered on Moron AB, Spain. In 1962, during the Cuba Crisis, it was transfered at Key West to protect USA air space. In 1965 it was transeferd in Middle East on the Da Nang Air Base, during Viet Nam Conflict, whit MiGCAP mission. Full animation of gear, flight controls and 3D wings. Aircraft design by Tomo Chang. Flight Model and Texture Repaint by Simone Prattico'. Panel rework by Simone Prattico' from an original by Marco Spada

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FS2002 British Aerospace BAe146-300 in Palmair Flightline Livery
FS2002 modification of the FS98 original four-engine turbofan UK Palmair Flightline BAe146-300 regional airliner, designed by Marcel Ritzema and repainted in Palmair Flightline livery by Iain Murray. Modifications includes an updated BAe146 aircraft panel (original design by Scott Macmillan) with panel aircraft ID recognition plaques, Kneeboard/GPS/ATC/Flight Map panel iconic buttons and a better cockpit forward window view. By B.Semmens

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FS2002 PRO Dehavilland DASH8-311
Dutch Caribbean Express Reg ID: PJ-DHE This aircraft flies daily between Curacao, Aruba, Bonaire in the Netherlands Antilles and Caracas Venezuela. Ver 6 With Full Moving Parts, Night Effects and animated textures. Aircraft Design & Artwork by Barry Blaisdell Livery & night effects by Bob May Premier Aircraft Design

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FS2002 PRO Dornier 228
A rugged STOL aircraft ideal for operating from remote airfields. Painted in the colours of the virtual Independent Airlines from South Africa. Features full moving parts.
By Bjorn Buchner

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FS2002 Warsaw Okecie (EPWA) scenery ver.1.8
Redesigned Epwa ver. 1.5 scenery. Has many new futures, real looking airport buildings and hangars, realistic, textured taxiways and lighting, updated taxiways signings. Added trees, lamps etc. Based on Jeppesen charts. Designed by Marek Sikorski

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FS2002 FJ-3 FURY
In 1944, North American Aviation submitted a design for a swept-wing day fighter which could also be used as a dive-bomber or escort fighter. Two prototype XP-86s were contracted in late 1944, but were not built until after WWII due to the incorporation of several design modifications which were prompted by German research data. The first XP-86 prototype flew on 1 October 1947, powered by a 3,750-pound thrust G.E. J35 engine. After it was re-engined with a more powerful G.E. J47 turbojet the following spring, it was redesignated the YP-86A, and exceeded the speed of sound in a shallow dive. The first production model was initially designated the P-86A, but became the F-86A in June 1948. By the time the new fighter entered US Air Force service in 1949, it had gained the name "Sabre." By Rey Lopez

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FS2002 Scenery - Merrill Pass, Alaska
is one of the main air routes for VFR flight from the Cook Inlet area, through the Alaska Range, to the Bristol Bay area. This fictional scenery places cabins at the lakes on either side of this pass. Included is a short flight to show the way through the mountain pass

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FS2002 PRO Fairchild Metroliner III (Big Sky Air Livery)
The Metro can trace its lineage back to the original Swearingen Merlin I executive transport. From the Merlin I Swearingen developed the turboprop powered II and III which were to form the basis of the new Metro commuter airliner. This version is an all new FSDS model, with a new airfile, moving parts, custom panel, FS2002 night lighting, and a weight and balance section. It is painted in the Big Sky Air Livery. By Fred Choate

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FS2000/FS2002 BAe 146-300/AVRO RJ-100 Version 1.0
This aircraft model has been designed using FSDSPro by Abacus. It features a 32 sided fuselage, spinning wheels, 3D spinning engine fans, 3D flightdeck with crew, fully animated gear, flaps, ailerons, spoilers and night lighting. The main gear 'hang' while in the air, and take the load of the aircraft once on the ground. There are a few other features you will need to find for yourself. by Jon Murchison

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FS2002 Boeing B-47A Stratojet
The B-47 was the first all-jet production bomber in the Air Force and was the backbone of SAC's bomber fleet in the 1950s. The Air Force liked Boeing's design and ordered two prototypes. The first one, designated the XB-47, rolled out of its Seattle hangar Sept. 12, 1947. It made, its maiden flight Dec. 17, 1947.
The B-47 was classified as a medium bomber and was not intended for worldwide missions even though it could be refueled in flight. The B-47 proved very versatile and underwent many modifications. The earlier A models had a clear plexiglass bombardier nose and two .50-cal. machine guns in the tail. The E-models were upscaled to two 20mm cannons, the clear nose was eliminated and an optical dome was installed for the horizontal periscope bombsight. By Rey Lopez

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FS2002 Standard De-Havillend Dash-8 Panel
FS2002 Standard edition.(also usable in Professional) This is a full panel package for FS2002 De-Havillend Dash-8. It features full cockpit views and 2 panel configurations (1024x768 & 640x480) FS2002 panel and gauge lighting. Uses default gauges. By: Brad Disher

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FS2002/2000 30m Mesh Scenery US Virgin Islands St.Croix,St.John,St.Thomas and the Puerto Rico Islands
Highly detailed 30m terrain mesh scenery for the US Virgin Islands St.Croix,St.John,St.Thomas and the Puerto Rico Islands Culebra and Vieques. Made from 30m USGS DEMs resampled to LOD10. Many Thanks to Orlando and Justin for their great help. By mmaxx

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FS2002 British Airways Boeing 737-500
This is a Boeing 737-500 painted in the photo real BA colours Union Flag. This small yet sturdy aircraft features moving gear, fans, flaps etc and also 3d gear wells and detailed photographic textures. The aircraft is operated by Maersk UK - the British Airways Subsidiary airline. Original by Kazuto Kotera and Rob Corp. British Airways livery by John Sibley, Tony Madge and Mike Hattingh

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FS2002 Boeing 737-300 panel
The panel was designed based on an actual B737-300 photo. It includes an upper panel and a pedestal. Uses some of the default gauges plus some others that have been repainted. By Hector Molina

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TrafficTools Instruction Manual Version 1.2
This is a freeware package of utilities that allow you to examine and modify the traffic.bgl file in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 (FS2002). That file contains the flight plans that control the movement of all AI aircraft traffic in FS2002. With these utilities you can modify existing flight plans or create new ones and generally make the AI traffic do what you want, within limits. By Lee Swordy

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