Harrier Jump Jet screenshots

The new locations added to the Locations Menu are scattered around, they are not grouped by a naming convention as in some other add-on packages

Two new nationalities are added to the Missions Menu, British and Argentine.

The first Argentine mission briefing. Missions can be flown separately or as part of a campaign.

The Advanced Briefing screen is standard to the Combat Flight Simulator but now shows relevant Falkland maps and mission data.

The cockpit of the Argentine Air Force Pucará as it downs a Harrier.

An Argentine Air Force Pucará on a dawn mission

An Argentine Air Force Pucará loaded for ground attack

The cockpit of the Argentine Air Force A-4P Skyhawk

The United States Marine Corps AV-8A Harrier

The Argentine Air Force A-4P Skyhawk loaded for ground attack

The Argentine Navy A-4Q Skyhawk loaded for ground attack. It shares the same cockpit layout as the A-4P version

The cockpit of the AV-8A Harrier

The AV-8A Harrier of the Thai Navy

The United States Marine Corps AV-8A Harrier in flight

The Spanish Navy AV-8S Harrier / Matador

The cockpit of the AV-8B Harrier

An Italian Navy AV-8B Harrier loaded for ground attack

The Royal Navy Sea Harrier FA. 2 loaded for air defence

The cockpit of the Royal Navy Sea Harrier FA. 2

The Royal Navy Sea Harrier FRS.1 cockpit

A close up of the Royal Navy Sea Harrier FRS.1 showing nice scorch marks near the exhaust

The Royal Navy Sea Harrier FRS.1 loaded for air defence flying over Port Stanley. Being so far south the sun can stay quite low in the sky which affects light levels.

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.1 loaded for ground attack.

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.1 showing the refuelling line.

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.1 cockpit.

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.31 load-out options. All aircraft that can carry weapons can be configured on this screen.

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.5 loaded for ground attack

The Royal Air Force Harrier GR.7 loaded for ground attack

The Harrier GR.7 cockpit. It's noticeable that as the plave develops the cockpit instrumentation becomes more digital and less analogue.

The Harrier FGA.1 Kestrel. This plane is an early prototype and has no weapons

A Sea Harrier FRS.51 of the Indian Navy

The Harrier P.1127, this is another prototype aircraft with no weapons.

The cockpit of the Harrier P.1127

The Harrier T.4 G-VTOL

The Harrier T.4 G-VTOL cockpit.

Royal Navy Harrier T.8

The Royal Navy Harrier T.8 cockpit.

The cockpit of the Argentine Mirage Dagger

The Argentine Mirage Dagger

The cockpit of the Sea King helicopter. This craft has no weapons.

A Sea King helicopter taking off from HMS Fearless.

The cockpit of an Argentine Navy Super Entendard.

An Argentine Navy Super Entendard loaded with an Exocet missile for anti shipping missions.

A Harrier with the fans pointing down completing a near vertical take-off from the deck of HMS Invincible.

Harrier Jump Jet

Windows screenshots