Flightsim FS2004/FS98/2000 Midstates Airways Cessna 208 Caravan with all parts animated; wheels, ailerons, rudder, steering, etc, night lighting, and great detail.
Carenado FS2002 Propeller Cessna 152 v1 CC-KAA. Includes full movings 3D parts (flap, aileron, rudder, etc.), transparent windows with reflejo, real prop type F2000, pilot 3D, 3D blade, Full Checklist...
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By: Mauricio Illanes. Marcelo Cánovas and Raul Acevedo original.
FS2002 C182RG Aero Club Aircraft. A repaint of the msfs default C182RG in Polished Aluminum Skin with grey/white trim. Aircraft just returned from factory refurbish, engine rebuild and with new paint...
FS2002 Aerobatic C182RG Aircraft. A repaint of the msfs default C182RG in Blue/White checkered Aerobatic colors. US Flag, serial #8008 and Unit Designation on tail.
Flightsim FS2004/FS98 Cessna 172 in the colours of C-GCTJ of the Billy Bishop Aero Club, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. Includes tailored panel identical to real plane.
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By: Dean Kenyon. Chris Lampard original. Panel modified from original by Steve Hayes.
FS2002 Cessna Cardinal 177RG. Features all parts animated; wheels, ailerons, rudder, steering, etc, lights, and transparent windows with full interior. Panel with Custom Nightlit gauges, Two panel opt...
FS2002 Cessna 207 Stationair 8. A 6-8 place Short Take Off Landing (STOL) aircraft built by Cessna. It has 300HP and a max. cruise speed of 150 kts. It has a gross weight of 2800 lbs., and can land on...
Flightsim FS2004/FS98 The 1998 Cessna 208 Caravan Series Volume 2. Contains one with amphibious floats for water landings and one with amphibious floats for renway landings.
Flightsim FS2004/FS98 A.T.I.S. Cessna 150. F-OGDS By: Loyez Benoit. Brian Quayle and Chris Lampard original. Panel from MarcelFelde, modified from Loyez Benoit. Sounds from Loyez Benoît.
Flightsim FS2004/FS98/FS2002 1980 Cessna 337G Pressurized Skymaster. The Skymaster model you are about to fly has been detailed to be as aerodynamically and visually authentic as possible recognizing...