FSX · Prepar3D · FS2004
Browse add-ons for earlier generations of flight simulators. Filter by simulator, type and features to find a compatible version.
818 add-ons
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Manual engine start and a detailed panel. Do not press L: it triggers a fire in the left engine. Use the panel switches to operate the lights.
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Fourteen textures, reflective exterior surfaces and propeller sounds accompany a business twin with an unusual airframe layout.
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Crew voices, announcements and cabin sounds accompany a utility for setting the first, business, economy and cargo allocation.
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An animated 19-seat passenger model with a cockpit panel and turboprop sounds, suited to short regional airline routes.
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Fly a Soviet four-engine widebody with a working cockpit panel, exterior model and textures. The package includes sounds borrowed from another airliner.
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Five liveries, an animated virtual cockpit, custom gauges and numerous moving parts. The sounds use recordings of a real V12 engine.
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Wing views complement the cockpit and offer different perspectives in flight, with a setting drawn from the early widebody era.
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Two liveries, a virtual cockpit and a 2D panel with working instruments, complemented by engine sounds and afterburner effects.
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Helicopters
The cockpit follows the police version, paired with an emergency-medical paint scheme for your own air-ambulance flight scenarios.
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An uncommon prototype to explore, with several liveries, a functional instrument panel and sounds for demonstration flights.
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A clickable 3D cockpit, several versions and liveries, and exterior reflections offer variety for training sessions and formation flights.
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A 3D cockpit and cabin, also visible from outside. The instruments have Russian labels, so allow time to learn the layout before flying.
