By: kurmitz28 - 4th November 2005 at 23:28
Ive got all mine from AVsim, PAI, and Simviation. All free and come with flightplans
By: Future Pilot - 24th October 2005 at 14:54
Just remember that the Ultimate Traffic schedules on your game will be out of date probably. I brought my version last month and the schedules were from summer 2003! I believe.
You can go to the website of Ultimate Traffic and update them (only cost me like £3 or so) and it will bring the schedules up to date as of about May 2005……
They realease two a year I believe, so for this year Summer 05 and then later on probably it will be Winter/Spring 05/06
But the updates are probably out of date when they are released anyway, as we all know airline schedules change all the time…. 😉
By: Robbo1987 - 24th October 2005 at 14:47
well i installed some european traffic add on of avsim and thats been ok…but ive just realised that my step dad had Ultimate traffic, and he was keeping it hidden from me, so i shall install that later on 🙂
By: adamdowley - 22nd October 2005 at 22:52
nah. u want to use Project AI aircraft and flight plans. no cost whatsoever.
By: Future Pilot - 22nd October 2005 at 17:44
I reccomend Ultimate Traffic too
By: tomfellows - 22nd October 2005 at 15:58
You really need Ultimate Traffic as it comes with great features such as real downloadable schedules twice per year (so no need to program flights yourself), good liveries and Status Board, so you can get a presentation like an Airport Arrivals board. Really realistic. Use Project AI or AI Aardvark planes to fly the routes.
By: Deano - 22nd October 2005 at 15:25
Rob
It’s worth investing £19.99 on Traffic 2005 from Justflight, it’s awesome it really is, as for free AI traffic you can use AI ardvaark, they create some great planes for AI but it is a bit of a fag to get it all working, I’ve never tried so I can’t help you. Do a search at avsim
Dean
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October 22, 2005 at 1:57 pm