Fleet centre livery update

[UKV1685 - Matthew Lewis]

 

Since announcing our new mainstream Fly UK "Crystal" livery last October, the Fleet paint team have spent countless hours bringing the fleet up to date.  With an number of new products,  updates requiring re-work and several aircraft moving franchise, the last six months has been the busiest for the team in Fly UK history. As of today this task is complete.

 

Toliss A321

Feel free to explore the fleet centre but for a brief run-down, see below.

Freeware

 

• All Fly UK Crystal freeware and franchise moves complete for FSX/P3Dv3 and XP11
• Several updates to P3dv4 compatible aircraft - for list see here
• Updated models on A350, 747-400 747-8, 777 & Q400 

Payware

• All Fly UK Crystal freeware and franchise moves complete for FSX/P3Dv3 and XP11
• Following payware featured in our fleet has been added and fully covered for all divisions.
  • Aerosoft Professional series (all products)
  • Carenado (all products)
  • Captainsim 777v2 
  • Feelthere ERJ V3
  • FlightFactor (all products)
  • FSLabs (all products)
  • PMDG NGXu series
  • SSG (all products)
  • Toliss (all products)
  • Virtualcol (all products)
  • X Crafts

The outgoing Union Spirit Livery has now been retired from the Fleet Centre. Members who still have this installed are welcome to continue flying this livery within their own sims and the Cargo division will still to use this livery.

Additionally at this point the policy change announced in NOTAM ECHO (01/03/20) comes into effect, click the NOTAM link to read full details if required. In summary the paint team from this point forward will only be investing time in P3Dv4, FS2020 and XP11 compatible products.

I hope all members welcome this work and enjoy the fruits of the teams tireless work. Aircraft painting is a hugely time consuming piece of work so a massive thanks to all involved in this major task especially Dmitriy, Matt L & Matt C plus the other staff and members that assisted with testing, and checking pre-release. Enjoy a well deserved break from Photoshop!

 

PMDG 747-400