de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver V9.50
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This low cost
payware V8.60 version of a Beechcraft BE-1900C Airliner was commissioned by Precision Flight Controls,
Inc. for use on their simulators. It was developed using the airplaneīs Type Certificate Data Sheet (TCDS),
the BE-1900C Flight Manual (POH), and has gone through extensive development and flight testing by
BE-1900 pilots.
This is an update of the replica of Papa Macīs personal airplane, a 1969 Cessna C-182M Skylane. It features transparent
windows, detailed 3D cockpit, realistic pilot figure by Paul B. Jones, custom panel with space designed to overlay and
operate a Garmin 530 GPS which is available from our XNO2 page.
This is a replica of a 1979 Cessna C-TR182 Skylane RG which is still one of the most popular airplanes in the
Cessna single-engine line.
We are pleased to present version of a 1976 Cessna U206F Stationair, one of the real workhorses of the Alaskan bush.
We created this model at the request of Alaska’s Medallion Foundation, a non-profit organization that is trying to
improve aviation safety in that state.
Convairīs CV240, 340, & 440 were popular short to mid-range airliners in the 1950īs and the 1960īs. One authority calls
them the closest thing to a DC-3 replacement there was.
We are pleased to present this low cost payware V8.60 version of a Diamond DA40-180 Diamond Star which was originally
commisioned by Precision Flight Controls, Inc..
Shade Tree Micro Aviation has acquired the rights to Michael Wilson’s Piston-powered
Otter which releases us from a non-competition agreement with him.
This replica of the F111A in USAF markings was developed from the aircraft Type Certificate Data Sheet and extensive
research of available documents.
This replica of the F111C in Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) markings was developed from the aircraft Type Certificate
Data Sheet and extensive research of available documents
Shade Tree Micro Aviation Is pleased to present this low cost payware North American F-86E Sabrejet designed for V8.64
and thoroughly flight tested in V9 Beta 19.
This LearJet 35 model has gone through extensive development and flight testing by a Canadian air ambulance companyīs pilot.
The panel and 3d cockpit were set up to represent as accurately as possible the airplane he flies on a daily basis.
Shade Tree Micro Aviation is pleased to present this replica of a Cessna O-1G which is an updated version of the venerable U.S.
Army L-19A reconnaissance airplane. The civilian version of this airplane is the Cessna 305D, as certificated on Type Certificate
5A5, Revision 30, dated 4 April 1994.
The first is a replica of a Bronco in the livery of the U.S. Marines. The second is a replica of a Bronco in the livery of the California
Division of Forestry (CDF). Both were constructed with the aid of the Type Certificate Data Sheet (TCDS) and NATOPS Flight Manual.
This Pilatus PC-12 was originally commissioned by Alaskaīs Medallion Foundation and now flies on Precision Flight Controls (PFC)
flight simulators. The model was developed using the airplane Type Certificate Data Sheet(TCDS) and the PC-12 Flight Manual; and
went through extensive development including flight testing by PC-12 pilots.
This is a complete update of our popular V8.40 Piper Cheyenne II.
We just acquired Michael Wilson’s fine Piper PA32-300 Cherokee 6. This heavy hauler, which is a favorite of small charter operators
and has long been used by platoons of freight dogs slogging through the clag night after night will make a fine complement to our
multi-engine Piper aircraft line.