Macedonian Airlines  aircraft

This aircraft it's a repaint of beautiful PMDG 737-800 in Macedonian Airlines livrery (a Greek subsidiary of Olympic Airlines) as "City of Thessaloniki" (SX-ARR). Requires PMDG payware model

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Boeing 737-46J "City of Thessaloniki" (SX-BMB) of Macedonian Airlines, the Hellenic (Greek) charter Airline, a subsidiary of the Hellenic Flag Carrier Olympic Airways.

Download (1.350 kb)           By Matteo Arrotta

Mc Donnel Douglas MD - 80 "ZS-OBH" used by Macedonian Airlines; repaint of FFX/SGA model.

 

Download (1.280 kb)           By Peter Spanakos

McDonnel Douglas MD-80 "ZS-OBF" of Macedonian Airlines. Requires Flight1/CoolSky Super 80 payware model.

Download (2.040 kb)           By Jeff Trozzo

Captain Sim Texture for Macedonian Airlines, Subsidiary of Olympic Airways Boeing B 727-200.

Requires Captainsim  payware model.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Georgios Cigritis

Hellas Jet  aircraft

Hellas Jet is a Greek airline that begun it's flight operations in June 2003. The company ceased it's normal routes to London Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Zurich, Paris and Brussels in May of 2005. From that point on it runs charter service routes and leases it's aircrafts to other companies (such as Volareweb). This package includes the aircraft model files with animated parts made by iFDG, plus two liveries : Hellas Jet (June 2003 till June 2005) and Volareweb.com (from June 2005 onwards).

Download (14.288 kb)           By Vangelis Zabounoglou

Hellas Jet is a newest Hellenic airline. Its fleet is three Airbus A320-232. This is the A 320 - 232 “Hermes”.

 

Download (1.280 kb)           By Thanasis Delizisis & Panagiotis Delizisis

Hellas Jet is the newest Hellenic airline with only Airbus A320-200. This is the A 320-232 “Pegasus”.

 

Download (1.380 kb)           By Peter Kastanaras & Kyle Schurb

Repaint "Maddog 2006" in the colours of Hellas Jet, Operator EuroAir. This new livery replace the logo of EuroAir with blue-tail (old ID N978PG) in the Hellas Jet (SX-BEV). Texture only, requires the payware "Leonardo Maddog 2006".

Download (3.288 kb)           By Georgios Cigritis

Euroair  aircraft

Mc Donnel Douglas MD-83 "Penelope" of Mc Donnel Douglas MD-83 "Penelope" of EuroAir. EuroAir is an airline based in Athens, Greece. With its MD-83 operates scheduled services between Athens and Sofia, via Skiathos and Thessaloniki and charter flights from Pescara to Brussels,Bucharest, Heraklion, Paris and Split.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Matteo Arrotta

McDonnel Douglas MD-83 "Penelope" and "Ero" of EuroAir.  Requires payware Maddog 2006  

 

Download (1.280 kb)           By Roberto Fusi

McDonnel Douglas MD-83 "Penelope" of EuroAir.   Requires payware CoolSky's Super 80    

 

 

Download (1.380 kb)           By Kevin Prak / McPhat Studios

Other companies  aircraft

Sky Express operated only Jetstream, but now in her fleet we can find also two MD-83 (former Meelad Air) registered SX-BLL and SX-BPP

Download (2.650 kb)           By Cinthia Gutierrez Sanchez

McDonnel Douglas MD-82 "SX-BMP" used by Alexandair for charters flights from all Europe to most important holidays destinations in Greece.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Matteo Arrotta

Venus was one of the first private airline companies in Greece among others except Olympic were Apollo Airlines, SEEA etc and had as hub the old Athens airport LGAT.  They were doing charter flights around Europe (Austria Germany Italy France to Greece). They had a very short life from 1993 and they ceased operations in 1997.

 

Download (1.280 kb)           By Roberto Fusi

Athens Airways leased this Dash DH8-300 from maltese company Medavia for the 2009's summer season. Requires PSS model.

Download (1.275 kb)           By Paschalis Karatheodorou

Air Sea Lines is the first seaplane operator with scheduled flights in Greece. The flights are at the Ionian Sea from Corfu to Paxos, from Corfu to Ioannina and lately from Patra´s port to Corfu. Future plans are to fly to Ithaka, Leykas ( Ionian Sea) and other Islands at the Aegean. Requires Premier Aircraft Design Twin Otter DH6-300 (4.65 Mb)

Download (3.288 kb)           By Leonidas Theofilopoulos

Athens Airways has 4 ERJ-145 in his fleet and uses them in regional routes in Greece. Requires Wilco/feelTher ERJ-145 payware model.

Download (4.354 kb)           By Paschalis Karatheodorou

Sky Express is a regional charter Airline based in Heraklion Crete and operates a 18 seat BAe Jetsream 3102. The JS31 is a very successful and widely used aircraft, offering jet comfort at the price of a turboprop. Sky Express operates charter flights connecting Crete with the Aegean islands of Rhodes, Mykonos, Mytilini, Santorini and other attractive destinations.

Texture only

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Sky Express operates charter flights connecting Crete with the Aegean islands of Rhodes, Mykonos, Mytilini, Santorini and other attractive destinations. Other services include: air-taxi, Emergency Medical Service, excursions, sight-seeing and cargo flights. For payware model.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Manuele Villa

BAC 1-11 200 of Hellenic Air. This One-Eleven it's the only aircraft of this type with Greek registration ( SX-BAR).

Download (3.288 kb)           By Jens Diether

Airbus 320-232 of Cretan Airlines. Cretan Airlines goal was to bring tourism to the island of Crete. It only lasted for 2 years unfortunatly. Most destinations were to Germany. Their fleet consisted of A320's leased from Adria.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Lefteris Sigioltzakis

ATR 72-200 of Cretan Airways. The company wasto start flying in October 2000 but the first flight was delayed several times and hasn't taken-off yet...

Download (839 kb)           By Moudatsos Stylianos

 Freedom Air Fokker F.50: brand new airline which is holding this single aircraft and which is apparently exclusively operating from Larnaca.
 

Download (3.288 kb)           By  John Papadakis

Cronus Airlines began in April 1994 as a scheduled and inclusive tour charter airline. The airline acquired two Boeing 737-300s. Operations began out of Northern Greece and its islands to European destinations.From 1995 scheduled routes have been operated out of their base at Thessaloniki to Cologne, Dusseldorf, Munich, Stuttgart and Frankfurt.By 1997 new scheduled routes were operated out of Kavala to German destinations. A London-Heathrow route was also started from Thessaloniki and from Athens. By 1998 Boeing 737-400s were added to the fleet. Cronus gained IATA membership in 1998 with scheduled flights to Paris following. In April 2001 Aegean Airlines bought Cronus.

Download (3.288 kb)           By Lefteris Sigioltzakis