The Britten-Norman Trislander is an unusual-looking three-engine propeller aircraft that seats up to 17 passengers. It is the successor of the shorter BN-2 Islander. Both are know for being operated out of smaller airports with shorter runways.

Features:
- Cockpit views, passenger view
- Detailed Cockpit with full aircraft control, warning systems, radio frequency displays, a transponder display, fuel pump switches and more

Controls:
AG1: Engine 1 fuel cutout
AG2: Engine 2 fuel cutout
AG3: Engine 3 fuel cutout
...
AG6: Landing lights
AG7: Nav lights off
AG8: Power off

VTOL: Flaps
Trim: Trim

Note: As in real life, the landing gear can't be retracted.