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Another work of Art, Steve. Love the lighting effects on both the aircraft and the sky. There's something very nice and relaxing about this piece. Excellent Work! 5 :star George

Does this fully support all the routes of those airliners or just the runs to and from Kai Tak? George

Ah so that's what it was! Sorry, Dai, I forgot the mower that time! :dance2: Thanks for the kind comments! George

Great news, Kieran! :dance2: Which flightplans did you download for Kai Tak? What airlines have you added so far? George

Nice edit there, phil. A streak of lightning or two would look good! :good George

Didn't borrow anything from steve, it's a paintbrush in Photoshop! Might have learnt it from steve, though :dance2: George

Back in 2005, John, when I used T2005, I also used this 'Random Flight plan' creator as well - but it did nothing but cause problems for me. It always added the flight plans but it never used the correct aircraft. If I added a flightplan with a BA A320 it would fly the correct plan, but use a completely different aircraft, say a Monarch A320. :???: Also, unless you have the complete list of aircraft types, like in T2005, it is quicker to download the flightplans, and assign the aircraft as in the above tutorial, rather than create your own flightplans, because the only thing that takes the

:dance2: Had a couple of hours free time earlier, so I decided to head down to Portland to do some spotting Just 3 here at the moment, but I'll edit the post when I get some more time! :-) This is also my 200th post! :???: 1. United ERJ-145 turning towards 26R for departure to San Francisco. 2. Continental 737-700 rotating on 10R. This one is heading for Los Angeles. 3. United 744 slowing down, returning from Montreal. George

Nice one, Theo. I believe Biology is a one of the much harder A levels, because my sister just got her A level results today, and one of her friends got into Oxford but then failed to get the results (AAA). She got AAB and the B was for biology. :???: Congrats on the English mark though! :dance2: George

Yes you do, otherwise TTools won't recognise the title entries. Check Part B, step 4 :roll: George

Thanks guys. :blush I'm not too sure about your question, John. I certainly wouldn't like to make any assumptions. Maybe someone who uses Traffic 2005 on the forum will be able to help on this one? :roll: George

Thank you for the comments, I appreciate them! :-) George

:good Fantastic post, Kieran I really enjoyed the cockpit shots at the start and also the Northern lights snaps are brilliant too! Well done! :roll: George

:roll: This tutorial will guide you through the stages of adding your own custom AI traffic, using the many freeware items and utilities available. It will help those who may be having trouble installing a pre-made traffic addon such as ProjectAI or World of AI and also for those who wish to take AI traffic one step further and add airlines that may not be included in such addons. It will also help you get the best out of your Flight Simulator AI by adding the highest quality and up-to-date traffic available. In this tutorial, we will be adding Virgin Atlantic to the Traffic Database. Part

Certainly looks like a Pointer! Thank you for the replies. :-) George

Nice find, Joe! I love the bmi RJ. :mrhappy: George

Just wondering what breed of dog that is on your avatar, Mutley. Looks a lot like my dog which is a Pointer. Thanks, George

Thanks for the kind comments, guys. Kieran, not all of my traffic is WOAI. I download all the WOAI packages that are available, but some airlines such as FlyBe and Bmi are not available there, as they only have 200 packages or so. So I download the necessary flightplans, for example FlyBe Summer 2008 and also the aircraft from avsim, and put them together, I.e make the package myself. I then convert it into a bgl file with traffic tools and job done. It's really very easy and I'm sure a lot of others do it too. Also, you can use ProjectAI, too. They have about 400 packages and the traffic is

:mrhappy: Hi chaps. I've been trying to build up my traffic at Edinburgh recently, as it is one of my favourites to fly to and from. So here's just a quick departure in a bmiBaby 736 to show off the new AI: 1. Parked at Gate 14 & Getting the clearance to Birmingham. 2. Taxiing to Runway 06. Delta and Continental sitting quiet over there. 3. Still taxiing, an Aer Lingus A320 arrives from Dublin. 4. Getting Airbourne. Just a quick look back over the airport. A FlyBe Dash is now taxiing for departure to Jersey. Well, that's all, Folks; But I hope you enjoyed them! :-)

Thanks for the nice comments!

Thank you both for the kind comments :-) And thanks for the advice, Steve, that is definately something I need to watch out for. I think number 6 was too bright for its own good! George

Here are a few shots of my flight today from Frankfurt to Gatwick in typical summer weather. The aircraft was a British Airways 737. This flight in real life would be an Airbus A319/320 to Heathrow, so this is only fictional! :wink: Hope you enjoy them: 1. Taxiing to Runway 07L in the thick snow! 2. Rotating. 3. Climbing out. Bit clearer up here with the airport just visible. 4. Cleared to 16,000. 5. Over the English coast, descending towards Runway 26L at Gatwick. 6. Eugh, guess what? Pooring with rain :yes: Final adjustments 7. Spoilers up. The reversers struggling to st

Great photos, Phil. Looks like you had a great time George

Sam, These are just amazing; My jaw kept getting wider as I scrolled down the page! Fantastic photos :wink: George

Thanks for all the kind comments, guys! :-) George