FsX native freeware aircraft list

[Roger]

Over at the SOH we've put together the most up to date list of freeware aircraft for FsX. This is about FsX native only; port-overs have their place but this is about native only.
If you know of any others that may have been missed pleas post and I'll add them to this list.



Tim Conrad: A-12A, An-32, MS760 Paris, Pilatus PC-6C, Fairchild PT-19, T-33, Pilatus PC-7, Northrop F-5A, OH6A, Mitsubishi J2M3, AA-5B Tiger, Sus Scrofa SS4P, A29B Super Tucano, Aviatika MAI-890, Douglas A-1 Skyraider, Saab J-21, Zlin Z-50L, Boeing 7072 Orion, Zeus Aerospace Viper SF.MK.II and Cyber Aero CR-14 Raiding Craft, Aero Commander-Meyers 200D, SOKO J-20, Mooney Mite, Northrop XP-56, Grumman OV-1 Mohawk, Waco UPF-7, OV-10A Bronco, Mitsubishi T-2, Mitsubishi F-1, Kyushu J7W1 Shinden,

Britsim: Meteor NF14, Meteor Mk.8, DH Hornet, DH Vampire, Twin Pioneer, Fairey Gannet, Sea Venom, Beagle Basset,
Avro Shackleton

Dave Garwood: Hawker Hunters, DH-89 Dragon, Bristol Beaufighter, Auster J1 Autocrat

Dino Cattaneo: Boeing T-45 Goshawk, F14D Tomcat,

Milton Shupe: DH-80 Puss Moth, Beech D18S, Spartan, Howard 500

Manfred Jahn: Douglas C-47,

Rien Cornelissen: Fokker Spin

Warwick Carter: GeeBee Z, T-6 Texan,

FS KBT: Kawasaki T-4,

Ivan Jurcaga: MiG-21MF,

Rollus: Mirage 2000,

Bookmark: Saab Draken,

Simshed: Nimrod, Grob Tutor,

Tom's FSAdd-ons: Zivko 540 Edge,

Alphasim/Virtavia: AH-1 Cobra, Sikorsky S-55, Se.5a, T-28 Trojan,

Thomas Ruth: Antonov An-124, An-225,Airbus A300, A310, A330, A340, Beluga, Boeing 727, Lockheed L-1011

Royale French Navy: Etendard IV

Ant: Tiger Moth,

Jens Kristensen: Vickers Viscount, Bristol Brittania, Short Hythe/Solent/Empire, HP Hermes,

Flying Stations: Fairey Swordfish, Westland Wyvern,

Paul Clawson: Convair R3Y-1, Fairchild Super 71, Martin MB-2 Bomber, Northrop BT-1 Dive Bomber, Keystone B-6A, Douglas O-43, Consolidated Commodore, Northrop A-17, Douglas XB-19, Vultee BT-13, Curtiss SC-1 Seahawk, Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket, Saunders Roe SR-45, Amiot 143, Douglas O-46, McDonnell FH-1 Phantom, Curtiss SOC-3 Seagull, Waco SRE Aristocrat, Ryan YO-51 Dragonfly, Potez 540, Curtiss F9C-2 Sparrowhawk, Boeing F4B-4, Aeronca Chief, Boeing P-12E, Airspeed Horsa Glider, Howard DGA-15P, Curtiss CW-1, Stinson 108 Voyager,

DoughBree designs: Aero L-159, Zlin 137T

Philippe Penot: SO-4050 Vautour

Samdim: Mudry Cap 10B

Restauravia: Fouga Zephyr, Mystere IV

FS Glider: Schleicher ASW 15 B, Schleicher ASK21, Schleicher ASH 25, Glaser-Dirks DG-101, Glaser-Dirks DG-202, Glasflügel Libelle, Rolladen-Schneider LS-4, Rolladen-Schneider LS-7, Rolladen-Schneider LS8-18, Schempp-Hirth Discus CS, Schempp-Hirth Discus 2b, Schempp-Hirth Duo Discus 'X', LET-Blanik l-13, SZD-Bocian, Scheibe SF-28 Tandem-Falke

Lukasz Kubacki: RWD-8, RWD-10,

FS Northwest: Bell 47

Virtual Wings Avia BH-5

Hovercontrol: Enstrom 280FX, Eurocopter AS332L2, Hughes 269C, Piasecki H-21C

Dirk Stuck: Curtiss Jenny, BO-105, Basler BT-67 AWI

Hadi Tahir: MiG-25 Foxbat, Aero L-39, IPTN N-250-100, Nakajima Night Fighter Type-11 Gekkou, HAIG L-15, Yakovlev Yak 141, Yakovlev Yak-130

Jean-Michel Castagne: Bleriot IX

Classic Wings: Luscombe Silvaire, Eastbourne, Lohner M/S/L/R/T, DH Comet, Baby Ace,

Mario Noriega/Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations: Piaggio P180 Avanti,

Simon Smeiman: Stingray, Ultimate Bipe

David Rowberry: LAK Genesis 2,

Deane Baunton: PAC Cresco

UKMIL: Tornado GR1/4 - ADV- IDS
UKMIL Harrier GR7/9/10
UKMIL Chinook
UKMIL Puma Hc2
UKMIL Seaking
UKMIL C130 K
UKMIL Grob Tutor
UKMIL C17
UKMIL T38
UKMIL E-3D Sentry

J Dhaenens: USS Macon ZRS-5 Airship

N2056: Pietenpol Aircamper, Rutan Quickie, Thorp T-18

Bruno "Thor's Hammer" Mérelle : Dassault Rafale M beta

Phil Crowther : Grumman FM2 Wildcat

W.E. Stephens : Martin B-26B-10 Marauder Rev B

Michal Puto: SZD Pirat, Lublin R.XIII

Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations: Embraer EMB 120, Enstrom 280FX

　
　
　
　
　
Lukasz Kubacki + Michal Puto: RWD-14 conversion to FsX

Dirk Fassbender: Eurocopter AS332L2 Super Puma Mk2

FS KBT: Lockheed L-188

Brett Henderson: Beech P35 Bonanza, Convair 240, Convair 580, Saab 340, Cessna 310, Cessna 177RG

Alejandro Rojas Lucena: Citation X Ultra, MD-83, Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Hawker Raytheon

ISDT: Beechcraft King Air B200

Björn Kesten: Dornier 328 FSX

Open Sky: Boeing 737, 777 and 747

Project Airbus: A318 A319 A320 A321 A380

Team FS KBT: Kawasaki T-4

Kirill Konovalov: Ilyushin Il-86 and IL-96

Bruce Fitzgerald: Mil Mi-8 Hip (no vc)

Bruce Fitzgerald/FSN: AT802 'Fire Boss'

JustFlight/FSInsider: Cessna 152

Rick Piper: Bristol Sycamore

Patrick Le Luyer: Dyn'aéro CR100 and Airbus A400M

Nigel Booth: CT-4E Airtrainer, Bac Strikefighter

Rich Schwertfeger & Bill Leaming: North American Navion Rangemaster

Rare Wings: General Aviation Ga-43 Clark, Lockheed Vega Starliner, Stearman Hammond Y-1s, Monsted Vincent MV1 Starflight

Golden Age Simulations: Taylor J-2 Cub

d'riv: Socata Rallye 100 ST

Robert Bruce: Bristol Fighter 2 and 4 blade prop versions

Paul Gausden: BAM Swallow

Tom Ruth: FSX native re-work of Eric Cantu's DC-10 (no vc yet)

[Tom Constantine]

That's an amazing list Roger, especially since the common perception is that there are very few freeware aircraft for FSX.

[stewstewart]

I'm not sure what's possessing me to do this. I've stayed with FS9 for no more reason than I spent a lot of years building a lot of scenery specifically for my own use and much of it doesn't provide service in FSX. Yes, yes, I still haven't replaced my Lago stuff by rebuilding in EZ Scenery, etc. I'm even still using Doug Poulk's FS Architect to build runways and taxiways (then I use EZ Scenery to build the rest of the base/airport). In the early days, aircraft availability was a very large concern as far as consideration to switch to FSX went. I don't beleave those considerations remain valid today.

I've just recently purchased Acceleration, but cannot decide whether or not to install it on my FSX - I only use FSX for things that catch my eye that I cannot replicate in FS9 and, now, for my SEA exploits (Virtual Flight Air America used to be strictly FS9, but with their expansion to FSX and the fine scenery available, FSX will remain active on my computer), I do almost of my Laos/Thailand/Cambodia/Vietnam flying in FSX.

All right, all right. I'm an FS9 & GW3 guy.

I shan't defend on any strictly statistical or scientific basis the numbers which follow. They are the gross numbers in every aircraft category merely added up. Yes, yes, the categories contain updates, repaints, etc, etc, but I used the raw numbers for a quick idea.

A few seconds ago all the aircraft available at FlightSim in FSX totaled 6,735. In the FS9 all category sum, the number is 44,280. My hesitation was that I don't wish to face a fire storm over the figures, and, far more important, I'm not sure there's any relevance in the comparison.

OK, I'll sit back quietly and take any abuse I've earned.

Stew

[Roger]

Ok Stewart, stick with it. This thread isn't aimed at Fs9/GW3 die-hards. It'd be great if we could stay on-topic though and simply attempt to list all the known freeware FsX native aircraft available.

[decapod]

You can add my FSX Native version of the BA Swallow 2 over at Britsim

[Roger]

Oct 17, 2011 4:05:26 GMT -5 decapod said:

You can add my FSX Native version of the BA Swallow 2 over at Britsim

Thanks for that. It'll be added shortly!

[intothewind]

I see some great goodies for FSX on here. For both FSX and FS9 die hards, there are many great, great planes that work on both simulators. For instance the amazing Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat and the Genesis 2 Glider by David Rowberry.

Thanks for the list!

[sgtmajor]

Great Post Roger...........I hadn't realized there were so many for FSX!!!

Cheers,

[beana51]

My Cup Runnith Over...WOW! thanx Roger!