AI Flight Plans

[gw54]

Looking for updated AI flight plans for Jetstar and Qantas Jet Connect that reflect current NZ Domestic and Trans Tasman schedules - Anyone have any ideas

[Adamski]

QUOTE (gw54 @ Jan 2 2010, 05:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Looking for updated AI flight plans for Jetstar and Qantas Jet Connect that reflect current NZ Domestic and Trans Tasman schedules - Anyone have any ideas

World of AI (WOAI) website. Free!

Either select the airlines you want - or select an airport and it will tell you which AI packages are active for it.

I used to have Ultimate Traffic, but WOAI is better, IMHO!

[Bazza]

Trying to take the "lazy man's approach" here.....

I have a lot of WOAI stuff on my FS9, mainly relating to New Zealand airports...

Is there any easy way to swap these over to FSX...

[Barrington]

Talking of AI Flight Plans................
What does one have to do to take advantage of these?
They are often available on Avsim and Flightsim but when I download one (haven't been game to so far!)
where do they go and what do you have to do to use them?
Would appreciate some guidance if at all possible
Many thanks in advance

[Adamski]

QUOTE (Bazza @ Jan 3 2010, 10:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Trying to take the "lazy man's approach" here.....

I have a lot of WOAI stuff on my FS9, mainly relating to New Zealand airports...

Is there any easy way to swap these over to FSX...

Hmmmm ... not sure about that. All the AFCADS/parking spots will be different <?>. The aircraft themselves you could probably just copy into the Simobjects folder.

Re-doing all your WOAI routes again from scratch could be a bit of a pain, but I'd rather do that than have weird CTDs all the time. Somebody here did give me a good tip though - you can multiple select as many packages as you like when you install them.

QUOTE (Barrington @ Jan 3 2010, 11:14 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Talking of AI Flight Plans ....
What does one have to do to take advantage of these?
They are often available on Avsim and Flightsim but when I download one (haven't been game to so far!)
where do they go and what do you have to do to use them?
Would appreciate some guidance if at all possible
Many thanks in advance

If you're talking about creating *flyable* flight plans, there are loads of add-ons that can do that, but when I registered on VATSIM I used Vroute - which I then bought. I use that to plan my route, estimate fuel useage etc.

Any *.pln file goes somewhere in your user/documents folder (depending what system you're running). You just load them from the menu in FS. Some aircraft will allow you to import that into an FMC (once you've loaded it before jumping into the plane).

[Barrington]

QUOTE (Adamski @ Jan 7 2010, 11:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hmmmm ... not sure about that. All the AFCADS/parking spots will be different <?>. The aircraft themselves you could probably just copy into the Simobjects folder.

Re-doing all your WOAI routes again from scratch could be a bit of a pain, but I'd rather do that than have weird CTDs all the time. Somebody here did give me a good tip though - you can multiple select as many packages as you like when you install them.


If you're talking about creating *flyable* flight plans, there are loads of add-ons that can do that, but when I registered on VATSIM I Iused Vroute - which I then bought. I use that to plan my route, estimate fuel useage etc.

Any *.pln file goes somewhere in your user/documents folder (depending what system you're running). You just load them them the menu in FS. Some aircraft will allow you to import that into an FMC (once you've loaded it before jumping into the plane).

Thanks Adamski,
I will take this information on board.
Cheers

[Bazza]

And I'll start loading them all back in the tried and true method - but may make it a "wet day indoor project."