L-1011 TriStar Livery Pack (FSX)

For owners of the L-1011 TriStar (available separately here) you can now buy and download additional liveries for your TriStar package to expand you virtual hangar paint scheme options... Are you enjoying the Just Flight L-1011 TriStar Jetliner? Would you like some additional TriStar liveries to make your flights to more worldwide destinations even more realistic? Then this pack is for you! The ten civilian liveries cover airlines from Europe, North America and Asia and bring you a mix of well-known airlines and more obscure carriers.

For owners of the L-1011 TriStar (available separately here) you can now buy and download additional liveries for your TriStar package to expand you virtual hangar paint scheme options...

Are you enjoying the Just Flight L-1011 TriStar Jetliner? Would you like some additional TriStar liveries to make your flights to more worldwide destinations even more realistic? Then this pack is for you!

The ten civilian liveries cover airlines from Europe, North America and Asia and bring you a mix of well-known airlines and more obscure carriers.

Six military liveries are also included and these depict a mixture of old and new RAF paint schemes.

CIVILIAN LIVERIES

• British Airways
• Delta Airlines
• BWIA (old)
• Air Transat
• Air India
• ATA Hawaii
• Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
• LUZAIR
• Air Luxor
• Yes

MILITARY LIVERIES

C2, Early White Scheme (ZE704)
This is the first scheme worn by RAF aircraft after they had been received from Marshall Aerospace after it had completed the modifications to adapt this once civilian passenger plane into a military transport aircraft. This aircraft is one of the three that were purchased from Pan Am.

C2, White Scheme (ZE704)
As the aircraft passed through Marshall Aerospace they adopted this gloss white scheme. This scheme was in use from the late 1980s until 2007.

C2A, White Scheme (ZE704)
This aircraft has been modified with the Boeing Large Aircraft Infrared Counter Measures system.

KC1, White Scheme (ZD953)
This aircraft, originally purchased from British Airways, is used both in cargo and air-to-air refuelling roles.

K1, Grey Scheme (ZD951)
This grey scheme was adopted in 2005 and remains in use today. This aircraft is one of those purchased from British Airways.

K1, Low Viz Scheme (ZD949)
This low-visibility scheme was adopted in 2005 and remains in use today. ZD949 was sent to Marshall Aerospace’s facility at Cambridge airport in 2007 to be the first RAF TriStar to be upgraded with new avionics. Following completion of the upgrade in 2010 the announcement was made that the TriStar would be retired in 2013 and therefore the upgrade program was cancelled. This decision resulted in ZD949 being reduced to spares.

System Requirements:

1. Flight Simulator X (Acceleration or SP2 required)
2. L-1011 TriStar (Download or Boxed)
3. 3.0GHz PC or any Dual Core
4. 1.0GB RAM
5. 256MB 3D graphics card
6. Windows 8 / 7 / XP / Vista
7. 780MB hard drive space