CC-137 Boeing 707

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Filename-DL Site	Simulator	File Description
707caf.zip flightsim.com	FS2002 FS2004	CAF Boeing B707-320C Part 1 of 2 use with file 707CAF2.ZIP. Texture only. Original aircraft by Rok Dolenec. Canadian Armed Forces repaints by Gord Broten.
707caf2.zip flightsim.com	FS2002 FS2004	CAF Boeing B707-320C Part 2 of 2 use with file 707CAF.ZIP. Texture only. Original aircraft by Rok Dolenec. Canadian Armed Forces repaints by Gord Broten.
b707rcaf.zip flightsim.com	FS2000	B707-320C RCAF Boeing 707-320. v2.1. The classic airliner wearing the colors of the Royal Canadian Armed Forces. Aircraft has full moving parts and repainted textures. Fixed .air File. Aircraft by Fred Albrecht. Repainted by Glen Hall.
B707_RCAF.zip forums.x-plane.org	X-plane 8.64/9	B707 - RCAF 137704 VIP In 1970, The Canadian Forces acquired a fleet of five used Boeing 707-320C jet transports to provide long range strategic transport. VIP interior configurations were also introduced and two aircraft (137703 & 137704) were adapted as long range strategic refuelers. In addition to their regular duties of carring passengers and freight on scheduled flights betwenn Comox, British Columbia and Shearwater, Nova Scotia and on across to Lahr, Germany twice weekly, the Boeings were frequently pulled out of line service for various tasks, such as carrying the Prime Minister, foreign dignitaries and members of the Royal Family and training flights. Boeing 13704 remained in service with the Canadian Forces until 1997
c707.zip flightsim.com	FS98	CC137 Boeing 707 CAF Boeing 13705 was the last of the non-tanker Boeings to be pulled from CF service, having been put into storage on 29 April, 1995 and subsequently having been struck off strength as were the remainder of the fleet. In addition to their regular duties of carrying passengers and freight on scheduled flights between Comox, British Columbia and Shearwater, Nova Scotia and on across to Lahr, Germany twice weekly, the Boeings were frequently pulled out of line service for various tasks, such as carrying the Prime Minister, foreign dignitaries and members of the Royal Family and training flights. Jason Mann
rcaf_707.zip flightsim.com	FS2000	Boeing 707-320 The classic airliner wearing the colors of the Royal Canadian Armed Forces. Aircraft has full moving parts and repainted textures. Includes new .air file to correct poor elevator response during take-off. Aircraft by Fred Albrecht. Repainted by Glen Hall.
rcaf80.zip flightsim.com	FS2004 ACOF	RCAF Boeing CC-137. A repaint of the Captain Sim Boeing 707 in RCAF CC-137 livery. TCE compliant. Textures only, by Ed Knapp.
rcaf97ek.zip flightsim.com	FS2004 ACOF	RCAF Boeing CC-137 of 437 Husky Squadron. A repaint of the Captain Sim Boeing 707 in commemorative colors from the CC-137 retirement in 1997. TCE compliant. Textures only, by Ed Knapp