FS4/AAF airplane: T34 Aeromodel.  This
  aeromodel was developed as part of a
  research program for the Navy using ASD.
  Actual pilots were used to evaluate the
  model and found it to be fairly accurate.
  This SIM file can be used to create a visual
  model with AAF.

  FS4/AAF utility: Approach Control v2.0
  Automatically creates adventure files that
  simulate Air Traffic Control (specifically
  airport approach control) at a user-defined
  airport. No programming necessary. All you
  need to do is give the program basic
  information about the airport, such as
  location and runway/approach data, and the
  program will create the "source code" for
  the AAF compiler.

  FS4/AAF airplane: Beech Baron D55.  The
  Baron is an excellent aircraft model to fly
  the AAF adventures, approach sim's, etc.,
  because of it's stable 130 knot cruise and
  decent slow-speed manners.

  FS4/AAF airplane: Bleriot XI-1 Monoplane. A
  very fliable simulation of the historic
  monoplane that enabled Louis Bleriot to be
  the first man to fly an heavier-than-air
  craft accross the English channel in 1911.
  Includes SIM, AFX and SC0 files.

  FS4/AAF airplane: Blohm und Voss BV141. Who
  says aircraft have to be symmetrical?! The
  Blohm und Voss aircraft, from WWII, was a
  very unusual plane for its time.

  C-141 AIRCRAFT SIMULATOR v1
  C-141 Aircraft For Microsofts Flight
  Simulator Version 4. Pretty Realistic
  Looking And Handles Like a Heavy Aircraft.
  In Delta Colors... Requirs Flight Simulator
  Version 4 And Aircraft and Scenery

  FS4 or ATP Utility: Approach Plate Designer
  Design/display/print your own Instrument
  Approach Plates for use with FS4 and ATP.
  Lots of added features: holdings, automatic
  morse code generation, multiline text, FS
  coordinates, color output and many more.
  Plates now remain fully editable anytime.
  Copy to Clipboard to import into Paintbrush
  and save as PCX.  Generate vectorized
  high-quality hardcopies on any printer.

  Futzer Avenue Flight Adventure for the
  Microsoft Flight Simulator v4.0.  MUST
  have Aircraft and Adventure Factory to
  use.  Adventure #002 - An IFR flight
  from DTW (Detroit, MI) to BGR (Bangor,
  Maine)  This one requires scenery disks
  SD-11.SCN and SD-12.SCN for realism.

  FS4/AAF airplane: Piper J-3 Cub.  Updated
  and improved version of Classic 1946 era
  Piper J-3 Cub.  AAF not needed to fly but
  all AAF files included for those wishing to
  make any adjustments.  Looks, and now
  performs, much more like a Piper J-3 tail
  dragger should.

  FS4/ASD scenery: Chatham, MA.  Chatham Muni
  is a small airport at the "elbow" of Cape
  Cod, Mass.  This file includes a complete
  airport plus the surrounding town with docks
  and boats.  Meshs well with MAAHYA and
  MAAPVC scenery.  Includes dynamic scenery.

  FS4/AAF airplane: Lockheed L-14W Electra
  This is a representation of Lockheed's
  airliner of the 1930's and 1940's. Many
  variations were built in the L-series and
  this is just one example. Twin tails and
  powerful engines, even a bomber version was
  built during WWII.

  FS4/AAF airplane: British Aerospace GR1 Sea
  Harrier Vtol Fighter/Bomber, version 3. It
  has improved colours with almost no bleed-
  through and now the exhaust nozzles rotate.
  The low speed handling has been improved.

  FS4/AAF airplane:  Sukhoi SU-29.  Single
  engine prop, two-place (tandem) highly
  aerobatic, easy to fly aircraft. Built with
  AAF; included are .SC1 and .MOD files used
  during flight tests. Also includes .AFX file;
  AAF not required to fly.

  FS4/AAF airplane: de Havilland Vampire.  The
  De Havilland Vampire was the second turbo-jet
  powered British fighter. Created with AAF
  which is not required to fly.  Contains .sim
  files only.