Browse FSLabs Airbus A321neo liveries for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and 2020. Find the latest repaints and paint schemes. Browse 226 addons uploaded by our community.
This add-on provides an Air India Express A321neo VT-RTC livery for the Microsoft Flight Simulator. It features accurate colors, custom textures for engines, fuselage, wings, and cockpit placards, including correct SELCAL codes and cockpit layout. An EFB wallpaper is included along with realistic aircraft weights. Installation is supported for both FS2020 and FS2024.
This add-on provides a custom Volaris livery featuring Superman stickers for the FSLabs Airbus A321-271N in Microsoft Flight Simulator. The livery has been developed using photo references to recreate airline logos and details. Installation is performed by dragging and dropping the folder into the Community directory. Some logo accuracy may continue to improve in future updates.
This add-on provides the entire China Airlines fleet livery set for the FSLabs A321neo with Pratt & Whitney PW1000G engines. It includes liveries for leased and self-owned aircraft with accurately depicted exterior paintwork in 8K textures. Each aircraft features its specific SELCAL code. No custom cabin designs are included in this release.
This add-on features a comprehensive Air Astana livery pack for the FSLabs A321Neo, including multiple real-world registrations. Each livery is tailored to accurately reflect the airline's fleet. The pack is designed for use with Microsoft Flight Simulator and FSL Control Center integration. Installation instructions are included for easy setup.
This add-on features a custom Volaris special livery for the FSLabs Airbus A321-251NX, accurately reproduced using photo references. Volaris is a Mexican low-cost airline established in 2004. The livery was developed from scratch by PRVNR - Martin AC Repaints. Installation is drag and drop into your Community folder.
This add-on provides a livery pack for the FSLabs A321neo, featuring two German Air Force executive transport aircraft, 15+10 and 15+11. The package includes three liveries: both aircraft in standard German Air Force colors and 15+10 in a special 70th anniversary livery. The liveries are designed for use with the FSLabs A321neo model. This pack allows simulation of German Air Force executive transport missions.
This add-on provides a custom livery for the FlightSim Labs A321neo, featuring the Sun PhuQuoc Airways VN-A285 design and an updated cabin. The package is the first version of this livery, designed for authenticity within Microsoft Flight Simulator. Installation instructions are included for proper setup in the simulator. User feedback is encouraged to improve future updates.
This add-on provides IndiGo A321neo liveries for the FSLabs A321neo, featuring registrations VT-IUP, VT-IUQ, and VT-IUS. The pack includes accurate airline colors, custom textures for engines, fuselage, wings, and cockpit placards. It also offers the correct cockpit layout, aircraft weights, and an exclusive EFB wallpaper. Compatibility is ensured for both MSFS 2020 and 2024 versions.
This add-on provides a high-resolution 8K texture set for the FSLabs A321NEO in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. It depicts Air Transat's C-GOIE, featuring the 199 passenger -271NX variant with three auxiliary ACT fuel tanks.
This add-on provides an Air Transat livery featuring registration C-GOKH for the FSLabs Airbus A321NX. The livery is designed to be installed into the FSLabs aircraft liveries folder. Instructions for installation are included in both English and Spanish. The package recreates the look of the real-world Air Transat A321NX for use in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
This add-on provides a custom livery for the FSLabs A321neo, designed specifically for the Dynamic Virtual Airlines community. The package includes liveries for both the LEAP and PW engine variants. Installation requires manual extraction into relevant folders and updating through the FSLabs Control Center. Not compatible with the default game aircraft, intended for FSLabs A321neo users.
