If you like me grew up in Sweden you have definitely come across the Saan J35 Draken. A hunter plane that saw service in the Swedish Air Force and the Austrian Air Force. There is actually a nice model out there by Kuzunori Ito.
Don Grovestine has developed this fs9 and fsx scenery of Victoria, BC.
After spending a bunch of time watching the really nice television show Ice Pilots I decided to take this bird for a spin. The Candair CL-215 aircraft is a very nice piece of work and the model by Massimo Taccoli, Michel Gerard, Dennis Seeley and Dave Eckert.
Visual model
So once in a while you do get very lucky and tonight was one of those nights, NO I am not talking about my girlfriend and me but the fact that I was really cheap and didn't want to spend money on German Airports 3 just to get Dusseldorf. I looked around and actually found a link about a fs2002 scenery that might work for fs2000, but as it turns out it actually works with fs9 too.
published at avsim on 9th of March 2003, i.e. over seven years ago! worked flawlessly and looks pretty darn good in my opinion.
Toni Agramont has released two sceneries for fs9, the smaller but extensively modelled Maderia scenery and the more larger scenery Caribbe south. The latter of the sceneries contains 245 cities and some 25 airports, from Dominique to Tobago. Very nice indeed!
Ruben Olsen has created a new repaint of the 50N 737-500 into the SAS colors. Very nice indeed. There are a couple of other nice repaints but I really like this one a lot.
This model by Robert Versluys seems to be one of the most repainted ones out there of this spectacular aircraft. You can find a large number of repaints for it at flightsim.com, the only thing I did not like was that the model that I downloaded only had one payload station which meant that the panel kept warning that the Center of Gravity was out of limits.
of the freeware ones out there is one of Alex Christoff that you can find here. It has 2d panels all around and resembles the real panel pretty nicely compared to other freeware panels out there. The sub panels are very nice too, simple but fully workable and functional. I do however miss a sub panel for the lights which as far as I can find only can be used by the keyboard commands currently. But it is a good freeware panel for the A380.
Francisco Sánchez-Castañer hase designed this nice freeware version complete with panel and virtual cockpit of the ATR 72. If I am not mistaken there is a version of the ATR-42 also somewhere but I haven't been able to find the download location for that one so if you know where it is, please put it into the comments section of this post. 
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Alan Courtney has made this new scenery of Baltimore's Friendship Intl airport dating 1957.
versions of 3.0, the large of 24GB of data and the smaller with 21GB of data. Then there is also a service pack availiable.
Blueprint simulations has gotten mixed reviews, some people like them others not. One example is their Boston scenery which a lot of people think is not as good as the freeware version out there.
So there has been a lot of focus on the new Amsterdam Schipol scenery as I have mentioned here in this blog and also the Netherlands 2000 scenery set which includes Schipol of course. But I would also like to focus a bit on other freeware versions out there. The link above is for a version that brings the default scenery more up-to-date with the new Polderbaan and a good number of parking/gates added. 
Tim Conrad's rendition of the Lockheed T-33A is a wonderful piece of work. This aircraft is a very special one for me as I had a model airplane of the type that I built when I was around 11 years old and used to fly run around with in my hand. Another tip is a repaint by Nobu Aki in Boeing colors that you can find here.
This package was put together by Björn Comhaire (Björn has made the panel) but has parts from various different authors. It comes in an easy install file, finds your fs9 folder automatically and adds the SGA A300B4 plane, updated fde, panel and sound.
By chance I stumbled across this freeware scenery for London Gatwick airport. The one I tried was for fs9 but you can find a fsx version here.
I've been waiting for a scenery for fs9 and King Salmon ever since I saw the world air routes movie of the Boeing 737-200 where one of the stops are just King Salmon, Alaska.
I couldn't say I like the look of the Nimrod, in fact I would probably say it is quite ugly. But one thing is true it holds its place in the history books.
