CC-106 CANADAIR YUKON

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Filename-DL Site	Simulator	File Description
canadair_yukon_ish_.zip fligfhtsim.com	FSX	Canadair CC-106 Yukon. A repaint for Jens Kristensen's Bristol Britannia for FSX only, as a Canadair Yukon (ish). In the 1950s, Canadair had acquired a licence to build the Bristol Britannia airliner. With an RCAF requirement for a replacement for its C-54GM North Star (modified C-54 Skymaster with Merlin engines) fleets, Canadair began work on a long range transport primarily intended to provide personnel and logistics support for Canadian Forces in Europe.
cc-106.zip	FS5/FSFS	Canadair CC-106 Yukon RCAF Transport 15926. Canadair began studies in 1956 for a trooper/freighter transport for the Royal Canadian Air Force. Using the license arrangement with Bristol, Canadair had employed the Britannia design for the Argus maritime patrol aircraft already in production. The development of the CL-44 was seen as a logical extension of the previous work on the Britannia design. The RCAF's need was fulfilled in the delivery of twelve CL-44-6 in 1960, designated CC-106 Yukons. Copyright George A. Vega Repainted by Eric Mitchell with permission
98cc106.zip flightsim.com	FS98	RCAF Canadair CC-106 Yukon. Updated for FS98 with animated props, flaps and landing gear. This is the logical progression of the Britannia design. Improvements on the Britannia design licensed to Canadair include longer fuselage, Rolls Royce Tyne engines, improved wing and flaps and large fuselage cargo doors. Unlike the standard CL-44, the CC-106 did not have the swing-tail feature. Designed by George Vega. Visual model modifications by Tom Gibson. FD by Mike Vidal. Repaint by Eric Mitchell. Includes four engine jetprop panel with GPS, moving weather radar and position homing gauge (original bitmap by Sergio Reblin and Christian Conesa). Gauges by Chuck Dome, Glenn Copeland, Brian Kostick, Paul Schwerdtfeger, Dai Griffths, Andreas Jaros, Christian Koegler, R.L. Clark, Alex Yanes and Scott McMillian. Turboprop sound package included. FS98 adaption, panel build and package assembly by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft.
c-5_north_star.zip flightsim.com	FS2004	Canadair C-5 North Star. Developed from the Merlin-engined C-4 North Star, the C5 was really a short-fuselage DC-6. Only one example was built, it served with the RCAF from 1950 to 1966 as a VIP transport and crew trainer. Includes DC-6 panel, sounds, C-5 model, RCAF textures, etc. Trans Air textures by James Craig.
ed-31.zip flightsim.com	FS2002 FS2004 ACOF	RCAF Canadair CC-106 Yukon. Textures only for Mike Stone's Canadair CL-44 (SCL44.ZIP) as 15929-412 from Falcon Squadron. Repainted by Ed Desroches.
ed-32.zip fligfhtsim.com	FS2002 FS2004	Canadair CC-106 Yukon. Textures only for Mike Stone's Canadair CL-44 (SCL44.ZIP) as 15929-412 of Falcon Squadron. this is a rework of 15929 (ED-31.ZIP). Repainted by Ed Desroches.
ed-33.zip fligfhtsim.com	FS2002 FS2004	Canadair CC-106 Yukon. Textures only for Mike Stone's Canadair CL-44 (SCL44.ZIP) as 15930-437 of Husky Squadron. Repainted by Ed Desroches.
yukontex.zip fligfhtsim.com	FS2002	Canadair CC-106 Yukon. TTextures only repaint of Mike Stone's Canadair CL-44 in Royal Canadian Air Force colors. Requires SCL44.ZIP. By Keith Clifford/Pegasus Aviation Design.