Hi all - quick question!If I install Cargo flightplans, what prevents the freighter a/c from coming to passenger gates?I haven't put any cargo's into my airports, for fear this will happen. Is there anything in AFCAD files which means cargo planes go to cargo ramps?ThanksRobhttp://www.btinternet.com/~rob.corp/images/sig.jpg

My previous post was wrong.Sorry

You can make whats called overlays. Say you want to make one for YBBN, you can assign a cargo area for cargo only planes, and name it BBN1. You then open your flightplans, find the specific cargo planes that go to YBBN and change YBBN to BBN1, that way they only go to that area set aside for them.

That's what I wondered, John.BTW, did you find the RJAA AFCAD okay - and does that have cargo spaces?Hmm, tricky.Robhttp://www.btinternet.com/~rob.corp/images/sig.jpg

I found one, it's a single AFCAD, not terribly accurate I don't think. Had a load of JAL/NWA & Qantas planes sitting and departing outside hangers, lots of empty gates too. Might have to see about making my own one :)

You may not need to - as I found one that has an overlay, effectively separating the two terminals and runways. Give me your email and I'll send it to you, as I can't remember where I found it.Robhttp://www.btinternet.com/~rob.corp/images/sig.jpg

That's one way, but I prefer to assign gates using the radius methods and assign runways based upon overlays. Even if you have a cargo overlay, you'll still need to keep UPS, FDX, DHL, etc grouped according to company and you can only do this via gates with the appropriate radius to match the aircraft/airline.