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Still have default ai traffic appearing

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Have removed TrafficAircraft.bgl and have all the susual ai traffic in the World/Scenery folder, but still getting lots of Pacifica and World Travel Airlines in KSEA and KPDX - must have another random bgl with trarffic in somewhere - anyone got any ideas? Done a search in my FSX folder on "traf" which gives lots of files, but nothing obviously associated with the Pacific Northwest of the US. Removed all traffic files in my World/Scenery folder and still got the default traffic!

RobschoHmmmm. What is "the usual ai traffic" that you have? Do you have any files outside FSX that you use for addons? I do that for addons and have the library point to them. Search the whole computer, not just FSX. I once found that I had a duplicate of my default traffic file that I don't remember making. One sure way to kill default traffic is to install a WOIA file, or any FS9 file. Not my choice.Bob

Bob

i5, 16 GB ram, GTX 960, FS on SSD, Windows 10 64 bit, home built works anyway.

It's possible you have an AI traffic BGL in a custom scenery add-on "scenery folder" calling up AI traffic.

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700F

32.0 GB memory

Windows 11 Home

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060

Just in case anyone is interested, it is the traffic file in the add-on scenery for Bellingham (KBLI) which was causing the unwanted deafult traffic - doesn't seem to add much at Bellingham itself, but sure as heck fills up Portland and to some extent KSEA!

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