• Aircraft Carrier Landing Simulator

Oct 26, 2011. There are TWO carriers available for FS9 with functional ramps; the Illustrious-class HMS Ark Royal (in two packs at Flightsim, taskfrce.zip and porthigh.zip); and the old Alphasim CFS2 HMS Hermes converted for use in FS2004 by the hugely talented Dave Garwood, think that one is in the library here. Flight simulator 2004 free download - Flight Simulator 2004 Update, Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight aircraft editor, Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of. Flight Deck, one of the world's best sellers has been TOTALLY revised and is now Flight Deck 6. Carrier-based flight is the ULTIMATE challenge in aviation! Climb into the cockpit of these super-detailed, high performance aircraft and put your piloting skills to the test. Flight Deck 6 also works with Flight.

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Aircraft Carrier Landing Simulator

There are multiple sites dedicated to add-ons for all of Microsoft's Flight Simulator series. Though most aircraft are specifically designed for one version, they are often interchangeable. An excellent compatibility chart is available here. You can do this step two ways: if you have a specific airplane you want, you can search the internet or a specific site for it, or just browse a library and see what catches your eye. My personal favorite site is Simviation, as they have a vast library that is well organized and easy to search. There are other websites out there, such as Surclaro, that require a free account to be formed, and still others that require you to pay for membership. Most sites give you the file size before you download it, but be aware: as a general rule, the larger the file, the more detailed and accurate the model will be. On the other hand, I've downloaded 4 MB aircraft that looked and performed worse than 900 KB aircraft.
When you download the file, save it to your desktop. It will make things easier later on.