I was on Final for TNCM St Marteen, when I heard ATC giving clearance to Number seven (7). Later examination showed this to be St Barth Commuter, flight 7. I did have this livery for a BN Norman, and Ut does have the flight plan, but I can't seem to locate the Voice mod. Anybody got it or know where I can get it.Bill :-violin

Their callsign is BLACK FIN. In the AIRCRAFT.CFG for that aircraft, make sure you haveatc_airline=BLACK FINThe EditVoicepack mod for BLACK FIN is a standard mod, so, if your EditVoicepack is up-to-date, it should already be included with your voicepack. Look in the directory tree on the left-hand side of the EditVoicepack interface.Martin

Thank You, Martin. "Black Fin", Could've never figured that one out.One more question. How do you find an Airlines call sign? Is there a list somewhere?Bill :-jumpy

There is no definitive list that I have ever been able to find. I usually just put the name of the airline and the word "callsign" as a phrase into Google, and that nearly always produces an answer (though in the case of St Barths Commuter it seems not to work).RegardsMartin

It does bring up a lot of info that has been difficult to find in the past. Yet I have another just discovered Airline without a call sign. "Cape Air" This is not just another obscure little Airline. They operate over 80 aircraft on regular flight schedules. I found them on my way to TJSJ Puerto Rico. The Callsign is "CAIR". It's not in Voicepack, and a search for CAIR in Avsim produces nothing. Anybody got anything for this Airline?Bill *:-*

the Ultimate GA C402 package has cape air flights, and in the library there are some repaints and flight plans, search for cape air

Big Al, I already have the flightplans and aircraft. I need the voice mod for "CAIR".Bill :-zhelp

CAIR is already in FS9 as an original callsign.

Also of course you can use EditVoicepack to make your own words & phrases, which is useful now that the product is no longer updated.

Thanks Kev! The Atc airline= said Cape Air instead of Cair.

I think making my own voicemods is beyond my capabilities. I wouldn't know where or how to start.Bill:-laugh1

It's really a lot easier than you might think. The basic process is a breeze, and there is a very clearly written tutorial included with the EditVoicepack help file. I would encourage everyone to have a go, and it's so much better hearing callsigns and hearing airports and aircraft referred to by their proper names.Martin