Chris,
Decompile the bgl’s using Traffic Tools and check the aircraft are reflected in both the aircraft.txt and flightplans.txt. Then check your main fs9 aircraft folder for the aircraft you have designated for that particular traffic ie: Thomsonfly bgl should have the AIA 757, 737, 767 etc. In those particular aircraft folders open up your aircraft.cfg file and check the aircraft type in the line here in bold, make sure it is the same as the line in your aircraft.txt file and flightplans.tx file
[fltsim.0]
title=AIA 737-500 Thomsonfly G-THOB
sim=aia_737_500
model=no_refl
panel=
sound=
texture=G-THOB
atc_id=BRITANNIA
atc_airline=G-THOB
atc_flight_number=433
ui_manufacturer=Aardvark
ui_type=Boeing 737-500
ui_variation=Thomsonfly
description=AI Aardvark 737-500, painted by John Taylor, Dont use textures without Permission!
atc_id_color=0000000000
visual_damage=0
Another good way of checking the AI aircraft integrity of FS is to run MRAI compiler which does a confidence check on all your aircraft folders to ensure they have got every line in the cfg present and there is no conflicts ie: duplicate Flt Sim or missing texture files etc.
Apart from that mate I don’t really know. Hope it helps anyway, if not drop me a mail and I will scatch my head until I come up with a soloution.
regards
Si
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