PMDG SIDSTARS Cycle 0906 (4Jun-2Jul) Procedures based on FAA Digital Aeronautical Information and Terminal Procedure Publications. This collection includes 68 locations: KABQ KATL KAUS KBDL KBNA KBOS KBUF KBUR KBWI KCLE KCLT KCMH KCVG KDAL KDCA KDEN KDFW KDTW KEWR KFLL KGEG KHOU KIAD KIAH KIND KISP KJAX KJFK KLAS KLAX KLGA KLGB KMCI KMCO KMDW KMEM KMIA KMSP KMSY KOAK KONT KORD KORF KPBI KPDX KPHL KPHX KPIT KPSP KPVD KRDU KRNO KSAN KSAT KSDF KSEA KSFO KSJC KSLC KSMF KSNA KSTL KTPA KTUS PANC PHNL PHOG TJSJ.For PMDG 737NG/747-400/747-400X/MD-11FS9/MD-11FSXCHANGE the extension from txt to zip after download.Happy contrails.

As ever. Many thanks for the hard work Dan!CheersPaul

Thanks Dan!

Thanks again Dan. Your work is appreciated.JoeM

DanAs ever - thanks for the sterling work!Kind RegardsSteve Bell

Hey Steve, good to hear from you... is access to your UK collection back on line now?

Hey Steve, good to hear from you... is access to your UK collection back on line now?

Hi Dan:Steve got tied up with an unplanned trip, and i know that he was planning on responding to this post. Maybe he has PM'd you, but if he has not, here is the 'official' line from BAVAs a result of limiting our bandwidth during the British Airways Virtual Downtime while we refreshed the look of the VA and updated our ageing systems, we took the decision to make the training section a members only thing. Partly, this was a result of minimising the bandwidth (understand that we are a VA with 1200 members and an extremely active forum, with huge amounts of training manuals and associated PDF's), however we also felt it important to ensure that our members had a certain amount of exclusivity for their membership. Sadly, as a part of this Steve Bell's SID and STAR data for the UK Served B744 and B744F Fields was also caught up in the locking up of the Training Centre.Obviously the work is fully owned by Stephen Bell, and he is free to do with it what he will. The Board of Directors of British Airways Virtual have absolutely no problem with Steve sharing his work via another File Server, such as that here at AVSIM, and as a regular user of the package, i would hope that he does. The quality of the work is excellent, and i know that Dan gave Steve some pointers along the way, which i am sure helped make what was already a superb piece of work even better. I hope that Steve does add the files to the Avsim Library when it is back up. It should be a must have item for all serious simmers that fly into Cardiff, Heathrow, Gatwick, or Stansted in any of the PMDG aircraft; as Dan's work has become for all pilots that fly into the USA.CheersPaul