Just place in your Stansted\scenery folder and overwrite the old file.Login | Register | About logging in and out This removes the static aircraft to make way for the AI traffic.Īlso included is a revised file EGSSFedX.bgl to remove the FedEx static aircraft from the scenery but leaves the vehicles in place. You will also need to delete the file EGSS_St.bgl from the same folder. I was unable to align the Tower view with the physical tower however, but if anyone can, I would be pleased to know how to do it.Įasy, just drop the file AF2_EGSS.bgl into your Stansted\scenery folder and relaunch FS2004. I have tested the flow of AI traffic for an hour or so but if you find anything unusual or want to adjust the stand allocation, you can tweak it easily yourself with AFCAD2, downloadable from the same place that you found this file. However they include: EZY (Easyjet), FDX (FedEx), UPS (United Parcel Services) and JAL (Japan Airlines Cargo). The codes used can be seen with AFCAD2 by double clicking each parking circle.
Codes are also used to force Cargo aircraft to the Cargo stands or to the Fedex Apron. To make your Ryanair traffic park around Satellite terminal 3 for example, you should enter the following line in your Ryanair Boeing 737 aircraft.cfg file in the section that is specific to the airline.Īlternatively, you can use AFCAD2 to insert the codes automatically from the "Tools/Aircraft Editor" drop down menu. For example, the code for Ryanair, using the Project AI standards is "RYR". This code corresponds to the code entered into the appropriate aircraft.cfg file. For those of you unfamiliar with AFCAD2 one or more 3 digit codes (one per airline) is attached to each parking position. I have however, used the new facilities of AFCAD2 to force traffic of a specific airline to the appropriate gates and stands. If you don't mind where aircraft park, then there is no need to read on.
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