ORBIT’s detailed miniatures adapt FlightGear community exterior models, distributed under the GNU General Public License. The 767 uses version 3; the other miniatures use version 2. Original authors retain their copyrights.
Narendran Muraleedharan / TheOmegaHangar and contributors. A330-343 exterior derived from TheOmegaHangar’s A330-200. Original project.
Innis Cunningham (3D model and panel), Michael Soitanen, David Culp, Syd Adams and contributors. Original project.
Syd Adams (3D models), Justin Smithies and the contributors listed in the original AUTHORS file. Assets from the official FlightGear FGAddon tree. Original project.
Gijs de Rooy and the contributors listed in the original AUTHORS file. Original project.
Josh Davidson, Jonathan Redpath, merspieler, Matthew Maring, Thorsten Herrmann, Semir Gebran and contributors, with a base aircraft credited to Immersive Design Group. A320-214 configuration from the A320-family project; neutral paint derived from its original texture. Original project.
Joshua W, Jonathan Redpath, MSA-S23, the FGAddon 787 contributors, IskenderWang, Marsdolphin and contributors to the unified 787-family project. Original project.
Sbyx, Jormappapa and the contributors to A350XWB. Neutral paint retains the original model’s panel detail and curved wingtips. Original project.
Muraleedharan, Tapaninen, Toryx, Hamilton, Dalvi, Cunningham, Ampere and contributors to A380-omega. The source package preserves the May 2015 GPLv2 relicensing grant and historical notices. Original project.
Liam Gathercole and Isaias V. Prestes (original 3D model), Juuso Tapaninen, John Williams, Gabriel Hernandez (YV3399) and contributors. Distributed under GPL version 3. Original project.
MaverickAlex (original dhc8-400), Florian K and D-ECHO (exterior and textures), Andreas Spiekermann (wing fairings) and contributors. Original project.
A320, A330, 737, 747, 777 and 787 source · Read GPL version 2
A350 and A380 source · 767 and Dash 8 source · Read GPL version 3
The source packages include original geometry, textures, author notices, animation definitions, conversion scripts and a reproduction guide. ORBIT’s modifications (18 September 2026) assemble the exterior in a gear-up configuration, remove simulator light-effect planes, apply neutral paint, normalize the coordinate system, combine mesh batches, and generate glTF assets and matching thumbnails. Derived model assets retain their respective GPL version; conversion scripts use GPL version 2. All are provided without warranty.
These are detailed community visual models, not manufacturer-certified replicas. Automatic selection matches supported reported subtypes; airline-specific paint, engine fit and winglet options are not inferred from that code. The standard fallback marker is an original ORBIT illustration.