FS2002/FS2004 BUAF ATL.98 Carvair (22 pax version) Textures only

MSFS2020 Addons | 11 Feb, 2017

FS2002/FS2004 BUAF ATL.98 Carvair (22 pax version) Textures only

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FS2002/FS2004 BUAF ATL.98 Carvair (22 pax version) Textures only. These textures represent British United Air Ferries’ Aviation Traders ATL.98 Carvair #1 G-ANYB ‘Golden Gate Bridge’, Carvair #10 G-ASKG ‘Channel Bridge’ and Carvair #11 G-APNH ‘Menai Bridge’. These Carvairs, together with G-ARSD and G-AOFW, were configurated to carry 5 cars and 22 passengers. The textures are based on Jon Walton’s original textures for BUAF’s G-ARSD. Apart from different registrations, the window arrangement has been altered. These are textures only. Requires ATL 98 Carvair V1.0 aircraft by Jon Walton. jwat98.zip (FS9 Version) here or jwat98_2k2.zip (FS8 Version) here. Textures by Jon Walton, revisions by Maarten Brouwer. 2.1MB

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