AFS Design - Boeing 767

AFS-design brings an excellent rendition of Boeing 767

The Boeing 767 is a twin-engine aircraft of the U.S. aircraft manufacturer Boeing . The economically, very successful, low-wing monoplane was the first long-haul Boeing aircraft with only two engines and is still produced today. Even today, the Boeing 767 has logged more transatlantic flights than any other passenger airplane. The development of the Boeing 767 as a wide-body aircraft began on July 6, 1979 and was intended as a replacement for the Boeing 707. The first flight took place on the 26th of September, 1981.

The 767-300 followed in 1985 to develop an extended version, which in 1986 was delivered to launch customer Japan Airlines. A cargo variant with the name Boeing 767-300F followed in 1993. In early 2009, American Airlines was the first airline company to have winglets applied to their Boeing 767-300 fleet. With the Boeing 767-400, Boeing introduced a new cockpit in the Boeing 767 series to facilitate retraining for the Boeing 787 for the crews.

All models have a fully functional cockpit with touchscreens and Head Up Display (HUD):

• Five multi-function displays


• Center console with FMC, radio display with transponders, trim and engine thrust lever control


• Yoke with controllable switches


• Upper panel with about 100 real deposited switches


• "Seatbelt" and "No Smoking" sign with acoustic sound


• Autopilot features: ILS, FD, ALT, VS, HDG, NAV, speed, Mach, LOC, autothrottle/Master, QNH


• HUD - Display: artificial horizon, velocity, G, Mach, TAS, IAS, compass, QNH, height, pitch


• 2D panel in the resolution 1280x720 px / 3D panel with 1024x1024 px textures

FMC (Flight Management Computer):

• 15 different menus


• Gauge with miscellaneous flight parameters


• Use of flight plan


• Calculation of courses analogical wind, high-level and aerodrome of destination


• Follow of waypoints


• Course-gauge and autopilot control

Other features:

• All models are for the Microsoft Flight Simulator FS2004 and FSX


• Detailed external and internal model including Virtual Cockpit with a friendly co - pilot


• Animations in the external model: flaps, slats, spoilers, three cabin doors and two hatches, animate gear


• Extensive lighting effects of windows and exterior lighting


• Exterior lighting: Beacon-, Strobes-, Nav-, Landing- and Taxi- Lights


• Virtual Cockpit: panel light, window reflections, highly detailed, including avionics for radio navigation


• Panel with FMC (Flight Management Computer) and GPS (Global Positioning System)


• Engine thrust reverser including animation and realistic flight dynamics


• All models with ATC-ID sign in the cockpit and exterior models.


• New textures (1024*1024) with specular shine, night lighting and Alpha technology


• Gangway stairs and Logo Light

The Boeing 767 is equipped with a variety of liveries:

• Industry house


• Condor Flugdienst


• Japan Airlines


• Qantas Airways


• British Airways


• American Airlines


• Qatar Airways


• UPS Airlines

Includes Paint Kit Texture for Repainters