GentlemenAny advice on installing Thomas' FS2K Kai Tak in FS2K2 (not 2K4)? Or should I just bung it in as instructed for 2K?Thanks!Gavin

Fits just fine in FS2002 (and FS2004 I'm told, although I haven't installed it there myself yet). Just remember the flatten and exclude lines.There's other stuff listed to enhance Hong Kong in FS2002 at www.swiremariners.com/cxkaitak.html I recommend Eddie Chen's autogen, Ray Taburet's mesh, Ian Thatcher's landclass and - from my FS2000 page at www.swiremariners.com/flysma.html - extra options of both static and dynamic aircraft (the latter, although dated, are very cool, as they land, takeoff and taxi in and out of gates using R13. No-one has achieved that with AFCAD).With all that lot, you'd think you lived there. But fly Cathay. Other people miss the runway, LOL ...Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumonthttp://www.swiremariners.com/newlogo.jpg

Gavin my friend,Go ahead and try it and then report what performance you get. This was was scenery that simply brought my own PC to a complete halt no matter what I tried. But you may have a faster computer.Michael J.http://www.reality-xp.com/community/nr/rsc/rxp-higher.jpg

Hi :)The Thomas Kwong scenery is FANTASTIC :) Install the scenery as per the Readme file, and follow the instructions FULLY :)http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic.ph.../AAV_banner.jpghttp://www.aavirtual.com :)

Thanks guys!I won't have time to experiment until next week as I'm trying to balance my life between work, the Warsaw Film Festival and organising my 10 Years in Poland party for Sat night.Back to normal on Monday, I hope.Gavin

Works pretty well. A bit 'chuggy' when you get near, but after that quite smooth for final approach. A tricky landing though :-) lots of fun, thanks Thomas!!