Updated with Aeroflot livery of late 1970 and 1980th for the Airliner Challenge. Those planes were painted that way for last several years of regular service.

Updated version of my Tu-124 regional liner - the first turbofan liner in the world. It looks like 3:4 scale model of Tu-104, however was significantly newer technologically, employed more electronics, early turbofan engines (1:1 bypas ratio) , double slotted flaps, spoilers, adjustable stabiliser. I actually like it for being more or less modern aircraft with cool look due to oldschool wing-root mounted engines.

Has completely functional Flaps, Spoilers (both thing work visually and give a realistic aerodinamic effect), Adjustable stabiliser, Landing gear, Nav. Lights and 2 internal cameras. It is a 1:1 scale and weight replica. It flies realistically exchept for being a remarkably bad glider...

Controlls:

G - Landing gear;
Stabilizer (pitch adjustment) is adjustable with trim slider. normally about 1/4 up in level flight, but depends on speed, altitude and thrust.

AG1 - Landing parachute
AG2 + VTOL slider - Flaps; (0% = Flaps retracted, 100% DOWN = Flaps deployed)
AG3 + VTOL slider - Spoilers (= Airbrakes, 100% UP = Deployed, 0% = Retracted, i added a compensating mechanism to the stabiliser, but still tends to pitch up the plane a bit, use on approach with partial deployment or after touch down with full deployment)
AG4 - Left engine
AG5 - Right engine
AG6 - Landing lights;
AG7 - Nav. Lights;
AG8 - Ground steering (sensitivity adjustment, when active - steers to the limit, when deactivated - steers 5 degrees, deactivate on takeoffs and landing, activate for ground maneuvers only)

Take off procedure - Trim 1/2 up, flaps 1/2 down, full thrust , take off speed ~ 170 mph, in right configuration the plane will take off by itself
Landing procedure - Full flaps, trim ~ 60% up, 60% thrust with full flaps, minimum safe speed 150-160 mph, use spoilers to control speed as plane reacts faster than to thrust. over the runway drop thrust to 40-45%. Be careful with spoilers on landing, they pitch up the plane (surprisingly, that was an issue in real life, more modern planes compensate that automatically with stabilizer adjustment)

Said to be working on mobile devices. From my experince - almost a sldeshow on a phone, somewhat playable at Samsung Tab.