Scale-looking McDonell Douglas MD-11 wide-body Tri-Jet passenger Airliner with Interior and transparent cabin windows in the 90's Swiss Air (Switzerland) livery.

Tribute to one of the most iconic airline-operator of the passenger variant of the MD-11, SwissAir used the MD-11 aircraft almost exclusively on all its international routes throughout the 1990s. Once recognised as "among of the world's best airlines in the 90's" and was even dubbed as the "Flying Bank" due to its financial preeminence, the original SwissAir was also one of the pioneers in in flight cabin luxuries and innovation - it was among the very first airlines in the world to have In-Flight entertainment System (IFE) installed to its passenger seats which featured portable TV screens that could show movies, connect to the internet, play games and even enable online gambling - a feature that is common among the major airlines today.
Following a series of unfortunate circumstances aggravated by a deadly crash involving one of its MD-11s in 1998, the original SwissAir then slid into bankruptcy in 2002, which put an end to their intrepid era as a world renowned airline and their MD-11s. A new Airline bearing the same name and colors re-emerged in 2002 (now called SWISS International Airlines) - thanks to a German parent company which also owned Lufthansa.

I didn't actually plan to release this as it's the very last of my airliner build with a completed real airline livery, but decided to upload it anyway. Note that it's FULLY STEERABLE ON GROUND now and has dramatically increased maneuverability - I finally know how to solve the steering issues that plague my original airliner builds. (Already made my B777 and B747 steerable as of the moment).