Take a step back to the 1990s with this fantastic US Air "Retro" livery. Available in both "FACTORY NEW" and "DIRTY BIRD" versions, this repaint for N520AU captures the look of the airline from the golden days of air travel, complete with custom textures and normal maps.
Before judging the art, one must judge the canvas. The IXEG 737-300 is widely considered the gold standard for the Boeing 737 Classic series in flight simulation. Unlike the modern Next Generation (NG) or MAX aircraft, the -300 has distinct visual characteristics: smaller engines, a flattened nose cone, and "eyebrow" windows.
Experience a piece of aviation history with the United Shuttle pack. United Shuttle was a low-cost operation that flew from 1994 to 2001. This pack includes multiple aircraft in the "Battleship Grey" livery with different variations of the Shuttle branding, reflecting the evolution of this short-lived but memorable brand. ixeg 737300 liveries
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The "Landor" scheme is widely considered one of the most elegant liveries ever designed, featuring a subtle grey fuselage and a striking speedwing crest. Take a step back to the 1990s with
This is a livery for the true aviation aficionado. Flex was a Brazilian airline that operated for only one year (2008-2009) with a single 737-300. This repaint captures a very obscure and short-lived airline, making it a fascinating and unique addition to any collection.
In Europe, easyJet used the 737-300 to democratize air travel. The bright orange lettering over a clean white fuselage represents the dawn of European budget travel. The IXEG 737-300 is widely considered the gold
You can find "what-if" scenarios, like a modern Frontier Airlines "Sunset" livery or fictional updates for airlines like SmartWings that actually fly newer 737 variants.
Widely considered one of the most elegant airline liveries ever designed, the Landor scheme fits the lines of the 737-300 perfectly. 2. The Low-Cost Pioneers
For fans of European aviation history, the Sabena livery for OO-SYB is a treasure. This repaint captures the airline's look in 1998, complete with special "75 years" and "working together with Swissair" decals. It’s a fantastic example of a well-researched and historically accurate livery.
The IXEG 737-300 is a highly detailed and realistic flight simulator aircraft, developed by the renowned simulation experts at IXEG. One of the key features of this aircraft is its support for custom liveries, which allow users to personalize the look and feel of their simulator experience.