This aircraft is the smaller sister of the "fly-by-wire" A320 family. Able to carry 125 passengers up to 3900 nm, it is often used on longer flights. Designed by Tolga Piskin. For FSX, and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The French manufacturer Avions de Transports Regional makes the most widely used turboprop for 40 to 70 passengers. The ATR-72-500 is the most recent version of this popular regional plane. Designed and implemented by Francisco Sanchez-Castener. For FSX, FS2004 and FS2002.For more information, click here.
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A medium sized commuter aircraft for shuttling up to 86 passengers up to 1500 miles.First operated in 1993, it was succeeded by Avro RJ-85. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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One of the most recognizable aircraft around, our beautiful version is a product of the famed Virtual Skunks. Great visuals and flight model. For FS2000 and FS98. For more information, click here.
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Widely used on major international routes worldwide, the "triple-seven" has become a dominant aircraft among airlines. This model was created by Terry Hill. For FS2000 and FS98. For more information, click here.
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The CRJ-900 is one of the most widely used regional jets. With a capacity for 90 passengers up to 1700 miles, it is an economical alternative to larger aircraft. Designed by Barry Blaisdell and Bob May for For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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Canadair/Bombardier designed the CL-415 especially to fight fires. This twin turboprop amphibian is a workhorse in heavily forested areas. Designed with distinctive nose art for FS2004 and FS2002 by Massimo Taccoli. For more information, click here.
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Concorde SST
The Concorde has been wisking jetsetters at speeds faster than Mach 2. Break the sound barrier with Terry Hill's version of the "speedbird". For FS2002 & FS2000 and FS98. For more information, click here.
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First flown in 1965, the Twin Otter is an STOL utility craft for airlines, emergency services, cargo delivery, parachutting, more. This set of four lliveries was designed by Barry Blaisdell and Bob May for FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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For many years, the Dash 8 was the model of reliable and economical operation servicing smaller retional airports. This set of three lliveries was created by Barry Blaisdell and Bob May for FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The ERJ-190 Embraer's 100+ passenger regional jet. Equipped with GE CFM34-10 turbobans, it moves at Mach .82 at 40,000 and has a 2600 mile range. This model and six liveries was created by Barry Blaisdell and Bob May for For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The 328Jet shares the same cabin layout as the earlier Do 328 turboprop, but with two P&W 306B turbofan engines. Used as a regional airliner, the 328Jet carries 34 passengers and a crew of three up to 1000 nm. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The 328Prop is a popular regional airliner with excellent performance and typically operates from smaller airports. Capacity is 32 passengers and a crew of three. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The high performance Gulfstream III is a corporate jet that cruises at a cool at Mach .86 at 45,000. With a range of 4100 nm, it typically carries up to 24 passengers and two crew members. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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Designed as a "stretched" successor to the DC-10 and given new engines for added capacity, range and efficiency. About 190 of these airliners remain in service traveling up to 6900 nm at Mach .82. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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The Saab 2000 is a twin turboprop that is the higher performance successor to the Saab 340. With a top cruise of 360 kts and range of 11nm, it can offer long range service for up to 50 passengers on a regional basis. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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A regional turboprop, the 340B typically carrier 35 passengers to and from the smaller airports. Cruises at 280 up to 25,000 ft to get over the weather. For FSX and FS2004. For more information, click here.
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