48 PC-9A of the Royal Saudi Air Force. Model by Kevin Reed & Mark Griggs Textures by Lewis Magruder.

"The more the merrier" is the theme for the twin seat TA-4J and TA-4F twin seat Skyhawks from modelers Nick Black and Mark Griggs.

Building upon Nick Black's original A-4 Skyhawk model, Mark has added the second seat and developed a slew of new loadouts and variations on this classic aircraft known to its many pilots as the "Scooter". The TA-4 Skyhawk is the twin seat version of this light attack aircraft. Additional modeling support from Andrew Hall and flight dynamics development from Michael MacIntyre and Steve Holland round out the development team for this model update. There are paintkits included with each model to allow for unlimited aircraft textures for both current and former operators of this classic aircraft.

All aircraft textures for the Kadena based KC-135's.

You will need either the MAIW_MGAI_KC-135R or MAIW_MGAI_KC-135R Refueling aircraft models to make use of these textures.

Standard and refueling models included. 

A generic texture is included as this is a retro model. More textures will be released in the coming days and weeks by other contributors.

Refueling model is the boom model only and will animate when the model is between FL200-FL240 and level. The refueling model is a separate model with separate flight dynamics and must be kept in its own aircraft folder. 

Model by Military AI Works
Flight Dynamics by Mike MacIntyre
Textures by various authors (not included with this download)

Based on the modeling work originally started by Nick Black, the team of Miljan Korac and Michael MacIntyre have finished off this beautiful SA330B Puma AI model complete with updated helicopter takeoff and landing animations. The model comes with 6 different model variations and over 80 colorful aircraft textures.

A basic set of flight plans has been included in the release courtesy of Dan Reeves to help you get the model flying in FS2004.

You will need to supply your own AFCAD or ADE file for use with this fantastic model.

Stand alone release of all 15 French KC-135FR Stratotankers

Note: These are the animated refueling versions of the model, the only difference is that they will fly slower in cruise to allow you to refuel behind it with a flyable aircraft. Refueling animations are present when the model is between 20,000 and 24.000 feet while in level flight.

Model by MAIW Development Team
Textures by Mark Walsh
Flight Dynamics by Mike MacIntyre

This is the refueling version of the KC-135R model. This is the complete model, texture and special refueling FDE. You can insert the model file and texture into any MAIW_MGAI_KC-135R_Refueling aircraft model folder to save space. The model will display the refueling animations between FL200-FL240 as long as the aircraft is in level flight.

Model by: MAIW Development Team members
Texture by: Mark Walsh
FDE by: Michael MacIntyre

Fresh out of a major overhaul this past spring and sporting a new paint job and new external lumps and bumps as well! This is a special one off NKC-135R model that uses the refueling FDE. Please make sure you are using it in the refueling model folder like the other refueling capable KC-135R models.

RAF RC-135W Rivet Joint Model.

Model by Military AI Works
Flight Dynamics by Mike MacIntyre
Textures by Mark Walsh

Republic of Singapore Air Force KC-135R MPRS model and textures. Single MPRS model that uses the refueling FDE set. Refueling animations are visible when the model is between FL200-FL240 and level.

Model by MAIW
FDE by Mike MacIntyre
Textures by Mark Walsh

These are the Turkish Air Force KC-135R's.

Standard and animated refueling models included.

Model by Military AI Works
FDE's by Mike MacIntyre
Textures by Mark Walsh

This release contains two aircraft models, a closed version and an open version which when parked has the nose and tail ramps open. There are textures for 23 of the aircraft as the last aircraft is still in the conversion process at Marietta, Georgia. 

The model uses the same flight dynamics from the original PSAI C-5 model however this version no longer has a smoke effect assigned to each engine, therefore it should be contained in its own separate folder.

Model by Pascal Suls with help from the MAIW Development Team
Textures by Mark Walsh, Graham King and Pascal Suls
Flight Dynamics by Michael MacIntyre

This freeware AI package, produced by Military AI Works  contains everything needed to fully activate Phoenix Air “Phoenix Force” traffic. This package contains custom afcads, flightplans, repaints and voice pack call signs.

This freeware AI package, produced by Desmond Burrell in conjunction with Military AI Works, fully integrates the US Navy’s newest manned tactical aircraft, the E/A-18G Growler into your virtual FS2004 skies.  This package depicts the first four Growler squadrons; VAQ-129 “Vikings”, VAQ-132 “Scorpions”, VAQ-138 “Yellow Jackets” and VAQ-141 “Shadowhawks” which are all stationed at NAS Whidbey Island located in the northwestern part of the state of Washington.   This package contains flight plans, callsigns and AFDs for each depicted unit.

This freeware AI package, produced by Desmond Burrell in conjunction with Military AI Works, heads back to NAS Oceana located in Virginia Beach and depicts the largest unit stationed there, VFA-106; the “Gladiators”.   VFA-106 is the United States Navy’s east coast Hornet and Super Hornet FRS (Fleet Replacement Squadron) which trains new and transitioning pilots and weapon systems officers (WSO) from the USN and USMC how to fly and fight in the Hornet or Super Hornet.  This package depicts the operations at NAS Oceana as well as the detachments at NAS Key West and NAF El Centro. Also included in this package are the F-5’s of VFC-111 which are stationed alongside the VFA-106 detachment at NAS Key West.  This package contains flightplans, callsigns and afcads depicting each unit.

This package contains all Lockheed EP-3E in service with the United States Navy’s VQ-1 and VQ-2 squadrons. Also included are each squadrons support / training P-3C’s

Note that some EP-3E’s do not have their “sensors” and other parts painted black, more the same grey as used on the underside. MAIW are unable to get a definitive list of aircraft and the current sensor colour scheme for each EP-3E in service, so have left them in the stylish black scheme.