FLYJSIM LIVERY
FlyJSIM have produced two great retro-aircraft, the Boeing 727 and 737. Our team has focused on crafting liveries for the family of 737 aircraft.
BRAVO 737 provides hand-crafted repaints for a variety of aircraft designers. These FLYJSIM repaints for the Boeing 737-200 are compressed files with all DDS-type files for quick load and accurate detail.
These files do not include the base JSIM aircraft file. You will need to download the base aircraft, then download and unzip these files and place them in the appropriate livery folder.
The repaints we create are the same files we use as active flight simmers. We want high-quality, high-loading files to enhance the X-Plane experience.
From our team to your crew, we hope you enjoy!
BRAVO 737 HOUSE LIVERY
Undoubtedly, the BRAVO 737 house livery was designed to impress. The various techniques used to paint the FlyJSIM 737-200 include image wrapping, gradients, reverse cutouts and more.
Always sporting the "Flying for the original Frontier Airlines" message, our BRAVO 737 house livery will be one you will surely want to download, use, screen cap, share and love!
NOTE: Files included are repaints only. You will need to have the FLY JSIM 737-200 in your aircraft files.
BRAVO 737 SECOND ANNIVERSARY LIVERY FOR THE JSIM 737-200
In celebration of BRAVO 737's second year of operations, we have developed this special anniversary livery we are calling the Las Vegas Gamble Livery. The design showcases fantastic golden aluminum skin and a sense of the Las Vegas strip.
Help celebrate our second year by downloading and showcasing it in your screen captures videos!
NOTE: Files included are repaints only. You will need to have the FLY JSIM 737-200 in your aircraft files.
COMPATIBILITY: These livery files are compatible with XP 11.
FRONTIER AIRLINES CRESCENT AND ARROW LIVERY
First unveiled in February 1968 in this configuration, the crescent and arrow livery of the original Frontier debuted on the airline's first jet engine aircraft, the Boeing 727-100 and 727-200. Frontier called them the "Arrow-jets" and they transitioned the airline from the DHC-6 Otters and CV-380 Convairs into the jet age.
Later, the company traded their 727 fleet for the 737-200 series aircraft. This became the more familiar fleet for the airline. A workhorse to this day, passengers on Frontier loved flying the fast jets in the 737-290 configuration.
NOTE: Files included are repaints only. You will need to have the FLY JSIM 737-200 in your aircraft files.
