Notice: Please read our FS2004 (FS9) Limited Support Notice before purchasing this product. The 441 Conquest II has been developed for Flight Simulator 2004 and Flight Simulator X. Following in the footsteps of our award-winning 421C Golden Eagle, Flight 1's rendition of the 441 Conquest II continues our tradition of offering you the highest level of realism and integration available on the Microsoft Flight Simulator platform.
Flight One has provided a dedicated site to showcase the 441 Conquest II in high-resolution detail, complete with screenshots, videos, and more. You can visit the 441 Conquest II Showcase page at: http://www.flight1software.com/showcase/conquest
The Cessna 441 Conquest II is a luxury cabin class, twin turboprop aircraft that cruises in excess of 300 mph and at an altitude of up to 35,000 ft. Flight 1's 441 Conquest II uses high definition gauges and panel systems with unique panel perspective views. Combined with accurate flight modeling and state of the art 3-D modeling, the 441 Conquest II is the premier twin turboprop aircraft for FS2004/FSX.
GMAX Aircraft Model - The 441 Conquest II has been modeled in GMAX with exceptional detail for Flight Simulator 2004. All control surfaces are fully animated, including the cabin door and cargo compartments. Beautiful 2D-Panel - Flight 1's 441 Conquest II's 2D-Panel uses high definition technology for unmatched clarity and detail.The unique main panel perspective gives you the feeling of being in the real cockpit. The panel and subpanels can easily be accessed with the included "Panel Manager" which allows you move around the cockpit with just a few mouse-clicks. Clickable Virtual Cockpit - The virtual cockpit of the 441 includes exquisite detail with full working gauges, switches, and moving parts to give you the full experience of what its like to fly this beautiful aircraft. Highly Accurate Flight Model - The 441 flight model has been carefully developed to achieve an accurate flight model with respect to both performance and feel. Authentic Sounds by "MeatWater" - The sound package is digitally recorded from an actual 441 Conquest, and skillfully developed by MeatWater Sounds. Configuration Manager - The 441 Conquest II also includes a separate Configuration Manager utility. Click to add/remove passengers, add cargo to the two cargo compartments, and then see if you fall within the specified weight limits to fly your aircraft. The 441 Conquest II also includes Flight One's proprietary Text-o-Matic aircraft repainting utility. Text-o-Matic allows you to download additional user created paint schemes and install them on your system with just a couple mouse-clicks. The 441 Conquest II package also includes extensive documentation, checklists, specifications and a step-by-step tutorial to get you flying in no time.
Click the link below to download the 441 Conquest II Manual and Tutorial to see what this aircraft has to offer. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required... 441 Manual and Tutorial (3.8MB)
Both versions are listed below for download, and they work with the same key. You can download the FSX version and install it with the key you received when you purchased the FS9 version by simply selecting the 'Click Here to Reinstall Button' on the payment screen. The same also works in reverse. If you get the FSX version first, you can use that same key to download and install the FS9 version.  441 Conquest II for Flight Simulator X (63.6 mb) Version 2.3
441 Conquest II for Flight Simulator 2004 (70.5 mb) Version 2.2
A note to customers for the FSX version: The Text-o-Matic tool is not included in the download. This tool is used to apply custom repaints to the aircraft. Currently, the FSX version of Text-o-Matic is being worked on, and should be released shortly at the official Text-o-Matic download page.
 
Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7- Although the 441 Conquest II may operate under Windows 98 or Me, Flight One can't make any guarantees that you will not encounter problems when using the software with Windows 98 or Me. Flight1 highly recommends Windows XP/Vista as it is a true 32-bit operating system, and does not suffer from certain memory limitations of Windows 98 or Me. |
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