An ex-USAAF Dakota, converted in civilian configuration, was the first aircraft of Olympic Airways after the war. Requires the payware MAAM Dakota. 

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The first aircrafts used by Olympic Airways for his flies in Greece  were ex-military "Dakota".

 

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This aircraft, originally a C-54 Skymaster, was purchased initially by 'Hellenic Airlines' during 1949 and operated as passenger liner with T.A.E. and (later) with Olympic until 1957 on the Athens-Rome-Paris-London route.

Download (2.250 kb)           By Manuele Villa

Olympic Airways operated 13 DC-6 aircraft from 1958-1967. This is SX-DAD (c/n 45539/1010), named Isle of Rhodes. Requires Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson DC-6 freeware package

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SX-DAN is shown here displaying full Olympic livery with the red BEA fuselage squares. Nominally delivered to BEA 14 July 1960 as G-APZM it was leased the same day to Olympic Airways. Taking up Greek marks in April 1966 and becomming SX-DAN it was returned to BEA in November 1969.

Requires freeware base package  (49 Mb).

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Boeing 707-320 SX-DBE "City of Pella" of Olympic Airways in early 60s livrery. Requires Captain Sim Legendary 707

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Boeing 707-320ADV of Olympic Airways in early 90s livrery.   Requires Captain Sim Legendary 707

 

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Boeing 707-351C  in Olympic 80s livrery (circa 1982), SX-BDP, "City of Thebes".   Requires original model by HJG (3.200 Kb). ALSO FOR FSX

 

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Boeing 707-384 in Olympic 60s livrery. In June 1966 Olympic Airways commenced transatlantic services with Boeing 707-384 aircraft. Initially there was a daily service to New York via Rome and Paris, but the following month additional non-stop flights were added. The 5400 miles from Athens-New York took approximately 10 hrs outbound and 9 hours for the return leg.

 

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Boeing 707-384 in Olympic Airways  livrery, circa 1982. Olympic Airways used this aircraft (SX-DBP) for  transatlantic flights to New York.

 

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Boeing 720 was a variant of 707 with aerodynamic  improvements. This Boeing 720-051B was called "Axios" ( SX-DBG) and it was used by Olympic Airways in the middle of 70s.

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"Mount Pindos" livery for Vistaliners freeware model, circa 1982. Complete package.

Download (3.342 kb)           By Henry William

A repaint of Vistaliners B727-200 in the colors of Olympic Airways.

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"Hercules" (SX-BCC) was one of fifteen 737-200 of OA fleet, here it's in 60s livrery. Requires Project Tinmouse 2 original model (60 Mb)

Download (1.182 kb)           By Michael Athanasiou

This aircraft named "Nireys"  and build in 70s colours. Olympic Airways had total fifteen Boeing 737-200.

Download (10.500 kb)           By Delizisis Thanasis, Delizisis Panagiotis

Boeing 737-200 "Hermes"(SX-BCB) of Olympic Airways. Circa 2000. Requires Project Tinmouse 2 original model (60 Mb) 

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Boeing 737-200 "Hermes"(SX-BCB) of Olympic Airways. Circa 1993. Requires Project Tinmouse 2 original model (60 Mb) 

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Boeing 737-200 "Hermes" of Olympic Airways in 2 livreries:  70s and earlies 90s paint scheme.

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Boeing 737-400 "Pella" in earlies 90s colours. It was mainly used in medium-range distances and in domestic flight.

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Three textures for beautiful 747 by Posky:    70s, earlies 90s and latest 90s. (three schemes used by Olimpic on Jumbo).

Download (4.500 kb)           By Vassilis Babilis

Boeing 747-228B  "Olympic Peace".It was used in long distances  flighst. Now tha Airbus A 340-330 substitue the Jumbo in Olympic fleet.

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Airbus A300-605R from HNAC repainted in the short-lived paint-scheme of the olympic airways in the early 90s. The aircraft is called "Macedonia" with registration SX-BEK, it is still used in the OA fleet being one of the most long lived aircrafts in the fleet.

Download (524 kb)           By Harald Nehring (HNAC), Frank Weiss, John Orfanos

Olympic Airways used this aircraft only for 6 months. Original model here (2.400 kb)

Download (2.742 kb)           By Leonidas Theofilopoulos