Experience the Douglas DC-4 HB-ILE, a historical Swissair airliner named after Zurich and integral to the airlines postwar fleet. Renowned for its transatlantic routes, this aircraft was involved in a notable incident in 1950 in Sydney, Canada, leading to its retirement. The add-on features detailed documentation and representation of the aircraft, emphasizing its significance in aviation history and commemorative contexts.
The Douglas DC-4 Swiss Air Lines HB-ILI is a detailed model of the historic aircraft that was delivered to Swissair in 1947. Known as "Basel," it was the first DC-4 to operate the transatlantic route from Geneva to New York. This aircraft was in service until 1958, after which it was sold to Syrianair and eventually lost in a ditching incident in Congo in 1960. The model is based on a paintkit by Flight Replicas and faithfully represents this significant piece of aviation history.
Wolf.Tex Swissair Special livery Qualiflyer Graubünden MD-11 Reg HB-IWB For New Art [With Cabin]
This add-on features a Swissair MD-11 special livery, depicting the Qualiflyer Graubünden design, with registration number HB-IWB. Designed for the MFSF TFDI MD-11 NEW ART model, it includes detailed repainting, full PBR reflection maps, and an intricately crafted passenger cabin with realistic interior decorations. Note that the cabin layout provided differs from the actual Swissair configuration, and there are no business class textures available.
Wolf.Tex Swissair Chocolate [Old color] MD-11 Reg HB-IWA For New Art [With Cabin]
This add-on features the Swissair MD-11 "Chocolate" livery, specifically the old color scheme commemorating 700 years of the Swiss Confederation. It is designed for the MFSF TFDI MD-11 NEW ART model, with registration number HB-IWA. The package includes detailed body textures, a comprehensive set of PBR reflection maps, and meticulously crafted interior decorations for the passenger cabin, along with unique wing textures. It is worth noting that the cabin layout may slightly differ from the real-life Swissair configuration.
The Fokker F.VIIb/3m Swissair CH-192 add-on represents the historic aircraft registered as CH-192, which was first delivered to Ad Astra Aero in 1930 and later converted for Swissair in 1931. This three-engine airplane completed a notable flight in 1934, piloted by aviation pioneer Walter Mittelholzer, covering over 7,000 kilometers from Switzerland to Ethiopia. The add-on includes detailed features that reflect its rich history and significant contributions to aviation heritage.
Fly in style with the FBW A32NX SWISSAIR Retro Livery, a stunning adaptation of the classic Swissair livery from the 1940s and 50s, originally used on DC-3s and DC-4s. Created by miempa and converted for the A32NX, this livery captures the nostalgia of aviations golden age.
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