CH-149 Cormorant

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Filename-DL Site	Simulator	File Description
acceleration_pack _agustawestland _eh101_views.zip flightsim.com	FSX	Views for AgustaWestland EH101. Views for the beautiful AgustaWestland EH101 by Microsoft available only in the Acceleration expansion Pack. By Marc Renaud.
can_sar.zip flightsim.com	FS95	Westland/Agusta EH101 - Canadian SAR Variant
CH-149Comorant.zip simviation.com	FS2002	Agusta Westland EH101/CH-149 Comorant. This is a repaint of Brian Whitelegg's Augusta Westland EH-101. The CH-149 Comorant is the replacement for the aging CH-113 Labrador as Canada's primary Search & Rescue Helicopter. One of 12 slated for delivery in 2002, Tail # 14903 assigned to 413 Transport & Rescue Squadron C.F.B. Greenwood, Nova Scotia.
ch149_as.zip flightsim.com	FS2004 ACOF	Canadian CH-149 Merlin. This texture is the official texture of Canadian Forces search and rescue helicopters. The paint is based on original pictures of a CH-149 Cormorant. The texture is made for the payware Alhasim Merlin Hc. 3. By Kornel Sagi
ch149_v1.zip flightsim.com	FS2004 ACOF	Canadian Forces CH149 Cormorant. Textures only. A repaint of Philip Chandler's Gmax EH101 Merlin in the color scheme of 442 (T&R) Squadron based at CFB Comox. Requires MERLINHM.ZIP and the update MERLIN11.ZIP. See Readme file for panel and sound recommendations and were to find them. By Vern Opperman
ch149cdn.zip flightsim.com	FS2002	CH149 Cormorant Canadian SAR Helicopter, from original Eh101 Agusta Westland by Brian Whitelegg. A reworked helicopter in the new colors of the Canadian Armed Forces search and rescue. By Bob Tremblay.
ch149up.zip flightsim.com	FS2002	CH-149 Comorant replacement panel. This panel is a replacement using the regular gauges of FS2002 plus the right size for the collective. By Bob Tremblay.