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| AI Mexicana Link AI Malcontent Bombardier CRJ-200 Fleet Pack |
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This is the Third Oldest Airline in the world, the Second Oldest Airline in Latin America, and the First Oldest Airline in Mexico, Mexicana Airlines (Mexicana de Aviacion), this is the Airbus A318-111 for now the pack have the Last New Livery (2010) and the Old Livery (2005), more later will upload the Older Liveries, the Old Livery but with the Thin Logo and No Wingtips Logos, and the mos popular and old Mexicana´s livery, (1997-2005). For the 100th Anniversary I´ll upload all the fleet, since 1940´s with the DC-2 to the last fleet that had when it flies, the Mark and Airline still exists, BUT It doesn´t fly since 2011. In this case this is the MexicanaLink, a subsidiary of Mexicana based in Guadalajara International Airport, was the feeder airline for Mexicana and MexicanaClick, operating in markets that did not justify the use of larger aircraft, as they were considered thin routes. This airline was the regional operator, while MexicanaClick was the domestic low-price airline that competed with Interjet, Volaris and Viva Aerobus.
The airline's presentation to the media was made on March 10, 2009.The fleet consisted in 2010 in Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-200. I´ll upload very soon the other Model Raven FS Labs (RFSL/RAI) Bombardier CRJ-200, with the same fleet pack than this model.
The model is AI Malcontent (AIM) Bombardier CRJ-200 Basepack. I hope enjoy it!.
| Filename: | AI_Mexicana_Link_AI_Malcontent_Bombardier_CRJ200_F.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 18th November 2021, 22:25:41 |
| Downloads: | 91 |
| Author: | Jesús Gibran Soriano Solleiro |
| Size: | 166.47 MB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Miscellaneous Files | |
| Doherty's Difficult and dangerous Approaches - Vol 1 |
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File Description:
FS 2004 Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous
Approaches - Volume 1. I am constantly
amazed by the high number of simers that
restrict their flying activities to small
localized areas, never venturing much
further than their own backyards. I can't
help thinking that they miss out
on some truly great flying experiences by
confining themselves to such limited
parameters. If nothing else, Doherty's
Difficult and Dangerous Approaches will
get you out more! Whether you are simply a
local pilot flying within your own well-worn
neighbourhood, or a demanding adventurous
international aviator, there's something for
everyone in these volumes. For the new simer
I have included some very easy approaches,
and for the army of case-hardened veterans who
think they have seen and done it all - let me
tell you now - you haven't! I'll introduce you
to approaches that will leave you absolutely
flabbergasted - and may I add, begging for
more! Each volume contains (10) difficult and
dangerous approaches which are set up for
you – all you have to do is fly them! I have
also included a special ~ (STAR) ~ approach
in each volume - which is a gem of an approach
that will thrill and amaze you. If you've
always wanted to know where all the difficult
and dangerous approaches could be found in
MSFS 2004, but never new where to look, I've
discovered them all - and now I'm sharing
them with you. Check out Doherty's Difficult
and Dangerous Approaches - by Michael
Doherty - you won't be disappointed.
| Filename: | Dohertys_Difficult_and_dangerous_Approaches__Vol_1.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 15th January 2004, 17:12:55 |
| Downloads: | 12,709 |
| Author: | Michael Doherty |
| Size: | 802.54 KB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Miscellaneous Files | |
| Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous Approaches - Volume 2 |
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File Description:
FS 2004 Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous Approaches - Volume 2. I am constantly amazed by the high number of simers that restrict their flying activities to small localized areas, never venturing much further than their own backyards. I can't help thinking that they miss out on some truly great flying experiences by confining themselves to such limited parameters. If nothing else, Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous Approaches will get you out more! Whether you are simply a local pilot flying within your own well-worn neighbourhood, or a demanding adventurous international aviator, there's something for everyone in these volumes. For the new simer I have included some very easy approaches, and for the army of case-hardened veterans who think they have seen and done it all - let me tell you now - you haven't! I'll introduce you to approaches that will leave you absolutely flabbergasted - and may I add, begging for more! Each volume contains (10) difficult and dangerous approaches which are set up for you – all you have to do is fly them! I have also included a special ~ (STAR) ~ approach in each volume - which is a gem of an approach that will thrill and amaze you. If you've always wanted to know where all the difficult and dangerous approaches could be found in MSFS 2004, but never new where to look, I've discovered them all - and now I'm sharing them with you. Check out Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous Approaches.
| Filename: | Dohertys_Difficult_and_Dangerous_Approaches__Volum.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 6th January 2004, 20:21:00 |
| Downloads: | 7,971 |
| Author: | Michael Doherty |
| Size: | 872.66 KB |
| Category: Flight Simulator X - Utilities | |
| FSX SDK Toolbox |
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File Description:
The FSX SDK ToolBox is a handy application for those of us who need to delve again and again into the SDK for Microsoft's new release of Flight Simulator X. It's basically an in-house tool used by TweakFS and we thought it would be nice to make it available to other FS developers as well as the general simming community. Quick links to frequently-accessed key FSX folders such as the Main FSX, ApplicationData and MyDocuments folders are also included, as are direct links to major FSX configuration files like fsx.cfg, scenery.cfg, dll.xml, exe.xml files and many more. It also includes an integrated GUID generation tool that can create single or multiple GUID lists for use with Cameras and Missions.
Mmain Features: 1) FSX SDK Browser, 2) Web Browser, 3) Browser supports HTML, DOC, RTF, TXT, XML & PDF documents, 4) The browser will also support images: JPG, GIF, PNG, SWF and BMP, 5) Direct Folder Links to Several Key FSX folders, 6) Ability to add unlimited Custom Folder Links, 7) Code Editor with File Explorer and Syntax Highlighting, 8) Direct Links to 16 Key FSX files (e.g. DLL.XML, SimConnect.Cfg, etc), 9) Ability to add unlimited Custom File Links, 10) Tool to Quickliy Enable/Disable Key FSX files (DLL.XML, EXE.XML, SimConnect.XML), 11) Tool for generating single and multiple GUIDs (for Cameras and Missions) 12) Six Themes to choose from (Win XP, Vista, Mac OS, MSN, MP 10 and Longhorn).
| Filename: | FSX_SDK_Toolbox.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 14th December 2007, 02:09:17 |
| Downloads: | 3,809 |
| Author: | TweakFS (Fermin Fernandez) |
| Size: | 1.04 MB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Utilities | |
| ILS and GPS Approach Creator v1.1 for FS9 and FSX (for non-US/UK users) |
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File Description:
The original version of this program did not work on computers in countries which use a comma as the decimal separator (apologies for that). Version 1.1 fixes this problem and should work in all countries (including the US and UK) regardless of the format of their decimal numbers. This is the full package, so you do not need to download version 1.0 as well. If the original version is working on your computer, then there is no need for you to download this version instead, as the two versions are functionally identical. This easy-to-use program allows the user to add an ILS and/or a GPS approach to any airport in FS9 or FSX. The user will be able to select the approach in the GPS unit, and request the approach from ATC. The ATC will then vector you to make an ILS or GPS approach. The AI will also be able to use the ILS approach, and you will hear them say so over the radio. The program was designed with the non-expert user in mind, and no familiarity with XML coding is assumed. The program supports up to four FS installations. The program needs to be run in conjunction with AFCAD (or a similar utility for FSX). You will also need the .NET Framework 2.0 and MSXML 4.0 installed on your computer. Tested with XP Home and Pro. Full instructions included.
| Filename: | ILS_and_GPS_Approach_Creator_v11_for_FS9_and_FSX_f.zip |
| License: | Freeware, limited distribution |
| Added: | 23rd December 2007, 15:18:15 |
| Downloads: | 4,054 |
| Author: | Martin Gleeson |
| Size: | 361.81 KB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Miscellaneous Files | |
| Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches - Volume 37 |
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File Description:
FS 2004 Doherty's Difficult and Dangerous
Approaches - Volume 37. I am constantly
amazed by the high number of simers that
restrict their flying activities to small
localized areas, never venturing much
further than their own backyards. I can't
help thinking that they miss out
on some truly great flying experiences by
confining themselves to such limited
parameters. If nothing else, Doherty's
Difficult and Dangerous Approaches will
get you out more! Whether you are simply a
local pilot flying within your own well-worn
neighbourhood, or a demanding adventurous
international aviator, there's something for
everyone in these volumes. For the new simer
I have included some very easy approaches,
and for the army of case-hardened veterans who
think they have seen and done it all - let me
tell you now - you haven't! I'll introduce you
to approaches that will leave you absolutely
flabbergasted - and may I add, begging for
more! Each volume contains (10) difficult and
dangerous approaches which are set up for
you – all you have to do is fly them! I have
also included a special ~ (STAR) ~ approach
in each volume - which is a gem of an approach
that will thrill and amaze you. If you've
always wanted to know where all the difficult
and dangerous approaches could be found in
MSFS 2004, but never new where to look, I've
discovered them all - and now I'm sharing
them with you. Check out Doherty's Difficult
and Dangerous Approaches - you won't be disappointed.
| Filename: | Dohertys_Difficult__Dangerous_Approaches__Volume_3.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 21st July 2004, 20:11:21 |
| Downloads: | 2,026 |
| Author: | Michael Doherty |
| Size: | 721.87 KB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Sounds | |
| General Electric CF6-80 - 767v3 - "Matched FDE" |
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File Description:
General Electric CF6-80 v2 soundpack simulating the engine type fitted on the Boeing 767.
This is a quite major rebuild of the first Boeing 767 GE soundpack I made in February 2005. I've spent a lot of time tweaking and listening to how the the engines spool-up and I think the results are quite pleasing. Soundset is matched with the flight dynamics engine to make flying a lot more enjoyble. Instead of taking off with 100% thrust to really hear the turbofan and letting the speed rocket up to 240 in seconds and then have to decrease the thrust to 30% to not pass 250knots, you now can take-off with 85-90% of thrust, make a very smooth take-off roll and controlled climb. A recommended N1 setting (thrust) is 85-90% for take-off! New features in this set: Matched to use with the Project OpenSky Boeing 767v4 family flight dynamics engine exclusively (this pack might not work correctly with other 767 planes), New spool and turbofan sound for the interior as well as the exterior, New cockpit environment, Cockpit environment can now be turned off when pushing the "Battery on/off" button (for those panels fitted with these), New interior and exterior APU (These sound kicks in when engines are turned off). Please take a look in the readme for possible important info. Created in FS Sound Studio. Enjoy!
| Filename: | General_Electric_CF680___767v3__Matched_FDE.zip |
| License: | Freeware |
| Added: | 13th April 2006, 00:31:46 |
| Downloads: | 9,298 |
| Author: | Steven Persson |
| Size: | 29.93 MB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery | |
| Aasiaat BGAA on the west coast of Greenland |
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I wrote that Qikiqtarjuaq, on the east coast of Baffin Island, was the jumping off airfield for ferry flights for small planes from Canada to Europe via Greenland. Aasiaat is the airfield in Greenland that they jump to, 300 miles across the Davis Strait. The airfield is on the northern coast of Aasiaat Island, and the town of the same name is just two miles to the west. The runway is 2,600 feet of asphalt almost 100 feet wide and lit, at 74 feet ASL, aligned 12/30, with the apron and terminal building at the western end. Air Greenland run regular flights with a Dash-7 or 8, & Twin Otters, and the markings for the taxiway and parking spot in front of the terminal are exactly as they were six years ago. I have seen video since then that has further taxiway and parking spot markings added in, but I like the simplicity of the original. Unfortunately, given the limitations of FS and the single runway and simple taxiway routing there was no way to replicate both the parking facing away from the terminal AND the "through" taxiing to complete the circle back to the runway; after parking correctly the AI Air Greenland Dash-8 will reverse before heading out to take off. There is both JetA and 100LL fuel available. The surrounding area is rocky, and there is no grass around the runway; the airfield has compacted gravel instead.
| Filename: | Aasiaat_BGAA_on_the_west_coast_of_Greenland.zip |
| License: | Freeware, limited distribution |
| Added: | 26th March 2012, 11:01:16 |
| Downloads: | 693 |
| Author: | Roger Wensley |
| Size: | 2.73 MB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery | |
| Lake Hood LHD and Z41 in Anchorage Alaska UPDATED |
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This is an updated version that is complete in itself and which greatly upgrades Lake Hood Airstrip Z41 and also makes minor modifications to LHD. Lake Hood is right next door and to the north of Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, and there is a second airfield on the north side of the lake called Lake Hood Airstrip. The airstrip is coded Z41, the International is PANC, and Lake Hood itself is LHD. You will need Ultimate Terrain Alaska Canada for this to work, and you should also download and install Anchorage International (verson 4?) by William Morgan of FRFStudio. LHD/Z41 includes a fair proportion of the 780 float planes that are based there and which make Lake Hood the largest and busiest float plane base in the world, averaging 190 flights per day during the year and a lot more than that per day during the summer months. There is fuel at two places on the lake, and a lot of maintenance help available. The documentation showing the VFR routes to Lake Hood is also included in the Lake Hood VFR procedures folder, and basically, if you listen to the ATC chatter, planes either route via the Ball Park or the Gravel Pit, which gets abbreviated to something like "You want the park or the gravel?" which wouldn't mean a whole lot to an unrehearsed stranger. Unfortunately FS doesn't reach that level of sophistication, but you can still take the right route. There is a google marked map showing the locations of the checkpoints.
| Filename: | Lake_Hood_LHD_and_Z41_in_Anchorage_Alaska_UPDATED.zip |
| License: | Freeware, limited distribution |
| Added: | 18th July 2010, 08:16:48 |
| Downloads: | 984 |
| Author: | Roger Wensley |
| Size: | 9.25 MB |
| Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery | |
| Gjoa Haven CYHK, on King William Island, Nunavut, Canada, |
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Gjoa Haven is a village of 1,200 or so inhabitants at N 68 38 W 95 51 on the southeast corner of King William Island, around 155 miles north of the Arctic Circle. It's Inuit name is Uqsuqtuuq; the Gjoa Haven name was given by the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen when he spent two years there from 1903 to 1905 during his exploration of the northwest passage from east to west. His boat was called Gjoa and the cove was named Gjoa Harbour, in Norwegian. The village has been added in this scenery with approximately the right shape; though the coastline with Ultimate Terrain does have the small cove that serves as a harbor the coast shape is wrong. The airfield runway is 4,400 feet of gravel 100 feet wide at 154 feet above sea level. There is no LL100 available, only JetA1, delivered once a year by ship along with all the other requirements of the town. There is also a nearby CAM-B remotely operated defence radar station with its three protective domes. The old terminal building is still there, albeit repainted and spruced up, along with the far larger and newer one alongside it.
One of the screen shots shows Gjoa Haven as it appears for at least 8 months of the year, with snow on the ground and sea ice all around. If you want the ice then download my recent post of All Canada frozen lakes, rivers, and the northern seas, reversible with an untick in the FS scenery library.
| Filename: | Gjoa_Haven_CYHK_on_King_William_Island_Nunavut_Can.zip |
| License: | Freeware, limited distribution |
| Added: | 19th February 2011, 15:42:51 |
| Downloads: | 551 |
| Author: | Roger Wensley |
| Size: | 2.68 MB |
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