GTA San Andreas (iOS, Android) / Vehicles / Planes and helicopters (248 files)
In the GTA San Andreas (iOS, Android) category for Planes and Helicopters, download the best and newest models of aircraft and helicopters.
This category offers some of the top mods, such as the F-14 Hydra (DFF only), Police Helicopter, Hydra from GTA 5, and Sukhoi T-50. Users can download files, leave comments, and rate them.
Whether it's the fast F-14 or the powerful GTA 5 Mammouth Hydra, these mods add a new layer of fun to your gaming experience.
Aeroflot Boeing 737
South African Airways Boeing 747
Cathay Pacific Boeing 747
Westjet Boeing 737
WestJet Boeing 737 is a narrow-body passenger aircraft operated by the Canadian airline WestJet for both domestic and international flights. The aircraft is known for its efficiency, reliability, and modern passenger amenities.
Air New Zealand Boeing 747
Pan Am Boeing 747
Pan Am used the Boeing 747 for intercontinental flights, making this aircraft its flagship during the jetliner era. The legendary Pan Am livery and spacious cabin made the 747 one of the most recognizable airliners in history.
United Blue Tulip Boeing 747
United Airlines operated the Boeing 747 in the "Blue Tulip" livery for international flights, highlighting its signature blue tulip logo on the tail. This aircraft became a symbol of the airline's long-haul routes and high level of service.
Malev Hungarian Airlines Boeing 747
Malev Hungarian Airlines operated the Boeing 747 for long-haul flights, but this aircraft type was used by the airline only for a short period. The plane was notable for its capacity and passenger comfort.
Atlas Air Boeing 747
The Atlas Air Boeing 747 is a large cargo aircraft designed for transporting heavy and bulky freight over long distances. It is widely used in international logistics due to its reliability and capacity.
Aer Lingus Boeing 737-200
The Aer Lingus Boeing 737-200 is a narrow-body jet aircraft that served short and medium-haul routes across Europe. It was known for its reliability and became an important part of the Aer Lingus fleet during the 1970s–1990s.