A new overlay depicts ALL aircraft, live, worldwide. Each icon contains Dep/arrival points, alt and speed. You can choose between, civilian, mil or rotors. I cross referanced it with Flightaware.com and they matched it perfectly. A must have.http://www.svens.dds.nl/kml/index.htmlCHOOSE "Realtime"Dave F.

Looks cool . . . Thnx for the tip.Bill

ho-ly-crap.I've used flightaware for ages now, but this is pretty wild and brings flight tracking to a much broader range of people, those who wouldn't normally use flightaware.

Try tilting the image and you can see the altitude or where the flight began to desend.Dave

Are there any instructions that might give me the slightest clue how to get this to work?--Tom________[a href=http://www.corpairamerica.com]http://mysite.verizon.net/tjrush/tjrcaasig.jpg[/a]

Hi,Just drop the .klm file into your GE folder and then fire up GE while connected to the Internet.Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/banners/hifi-community-sigbanner.jpghttp://www.hifisim.com/

Seems to be timing out or something a lot for me. I don't use GE that much so I'm not sure what the errors mean, but it's unable to communicate with the server after a minute or so.

Jim, thanks for trying. I'm not even downloading the right file. The only files I can find to download are .kmz--Tom________[a href=http://www.corpairamerica.com]http://mysite.verizon.net/tjrush/tjrcaasig.jpg[/a]

OK I'll bite, I don't get it...don't you need to purchase some flight tracking software?

Hi,No, it does the same thing Flightaware does, but in Goggle Earth.Flightaware is free, Goggle Earth is free, this module is also free.Please note, none of these alone will add anything to your FS experience. For that you may or may not need to purchase software to connect FS and Goggle Earth. I use freeware called MyFSGoggleEarth!Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/banners/hifi-community-sigbanner.jpghttp://www.hifisim.com/

I downloaded the FlightTracker.kmz put into my Google Earth folder where the exe file is and also put it into my C:Documents and SettingsHP_AdministratorApplication DataGoogleGoogleEarth.I launch google earth using that kmz and nothing, its the same old google earth.Just how do you get it to track planes in real time?

When you click the link it should install into your temp file in GE, then GE should startup. Just make sure the "3D Aircraft" box is checked.Dave F.

>I downloaded the FlightTracker.kmz put into my Google Earth>folder where the exe file is and also put it into my>C:Documents and SettingsHP_AdministratorApplication>DataGoogleGoogleEarth.>>I launch google earth using that kmz and nothing, its the same>old google earth.>>Just how do you get it to track planes in real time?The real kick would be getting the data out of the flight tracker in GE, and using it to create real traffic in FS.

>>I downloaded the FlightTracker.kmz put into my Google Earth>>folder where the exe file is and also put it into my>>C:Documents and SettingsHP_AdministratorApplication>>DataGoogleGoogleEarth.>>>>I launch google earth using that kmz and nothing, its the>same>>old google earth.>>>>Just how do you get it to track planes in real time?>>The real kick would be getting the data out of the flight>tracker in GE, and using it to create real traffic in FS.I'd be willing to bet that in the next iteration or two of MSFS over the next decade or so, that will be the norm. Also willing to bet that in the same timeframe, we'll be starting to see actual google earth style satellite imagery for ground scenery.For those having trouble, I just downloaded the file to my desktop and doubleclicked it. That brought up google earth, then I went into my temp places folder in google earth and just checked the box (can't remember what the box is called but for me it was the only one there, and it was obviously the flight tracking tool).

I always use Flightaware to create flights, but I like Simroutes http://www.simroutes.com/ too, because you can find charts there.Dave F.