AI traffic packs

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middle

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Gents...one night some time ago, I downlodaed from somewhere a bunch of AI packs that included planes, afcads and traffic.bgl's for all kinds of airlines and pretty much covering the globe. Like an idiot, after installation, I neglected to keep any of the zips w/ the readme's. Does any one know of what I speak and where I can find them? They were a lazy guys dream...easy install w/o having to use any other tools or installers.
The planes are all prefaced with;AIA_,AIEU_,AIUS_, etc.....all I know is I'd like to find the rest of the packs cuz they populate the skies in FS9 quite nicely. mid
 
The AI in the plane names would lead me to believe that they are Alpha India packages....you can find a gazillion Alpha India packages on Flightsim.com.

OBIO
 
been adding lots of traffic to my FS9 recently, Been using MAIW (military) and WOAI (Tubes, etc), downloaded some Alpha India stuff, but it seems to just be flightplans, I'd need to download a whole heap of planes and texs to get it working I assume. The WOAI is all included and ready to go once installed, as is MAIW. Ideal for a quick and easy fix of AI.

Jamie
 
JDTinballs said:
been adding lots of traffic to my FS9 recently, Been using MAIW (military) and WOAI (Tubes, etc), downloaded some Alpha India stuff, but it seems to just be flightplans, I'd need to download a whole heap of planes and texs to get it working I assume. The WOAI is all included and ready to go once installed, as is MAIW. Ideal for a quick and easy fix of AI.

Jamie
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. Like you Jamie I mainly populated my skies with their stuff and MAIW, topped up with a few plans from good ol' PAI, and gradually adding the RATS stuff. If I see anything interesting at the main sites I'm prepared to take the time to download the extras needed for it - and I'm having a dabble with the black art of AI planning myself, it being the only way I can think to populate Akrotiri!
 
I agree with Jamie! WOAI gives you an easy solution with high quality AI planes and flightplans. It can get tough on framerates though.
 
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