Second of two Citation XLS liveries for Tatra Jet of Slovakia. Both posted on Charly Morten's One Click Hangar. The first was OM-BLS with no added flightpans. This one is OM-NDB and has some 52-week plans that I used to vary the operations every week (not that I get to fly that often, but all the same...).

They are in 32-bit BMP at 1024x1024, and in flipped DDS/32-bit format at 2048x2048. I've also provided a flat BMP in each size (FS9 and FSX+) that is not converted to either format, in case you want to re-do the conversion to suit your own preferences for a format, for example with MIPs or in some other subformat of BMP or DDS (DDS5, for DDS, for example). Whatever format you convert to, you will need an alpha channel in order to hide some of the aerials.

I've used a pure green color to help me mask out any aerials that are not on the actual aircraft. In DXTBMP you can tell that program to "create alpha channel (green)", which will make an alpha with black/transparent areas that correspond to the position of these pure green patches. If you have some bright green aerials after making your own texture, it will be because you missed out this step.

Tatra Jet currently have just these two Citation 560s, although they have other interesting aircraft in their fleet such as Raytheon Premiers, a PC-12, and so on.

The flightplans have one based at Bratislava (LZIB) and the other at Poprad Tatry (LZTT) which is a ski resort in that area. They will only be at these bases perhaps once or twice in the typical week anyway, because the flightplans have them operating more like fractional jets that only have a notional base and are more often operating between various other cities. If you use the smaller multi-week plans (5-week, 8-week etc) on later sims than FS9, you should also be able to cobble together a larger itinerary based on several of these weekly plans.

For compiling all 52 weeks - should you want to - I recommend AIFPC by P van der Veen at http://aifs2.pvdveen.net/?page_id=5

This can batch-compile flightplans in FS9 and FSX formats. For a small subfleet like this, the compilation of all the weeks takes just a few moments. The Matthew Ministry flightplan swapper available at Flightsim.com is able to swap in and out flightplans according to the real-world week of the year, giving me 52 weeks of regularly changing schedules for charter operators such as these. But you can of course just pick a week!

I hope they work for you.

Best regards,

Me