I just completed probably the most enjoyable flight I've had in FS in years. I departed CYHZ (Halifax, NS) and landed at CYUL Montreal Dorval, PQ) in my AirCanada Posky crj-200 with Marco Spada's crj2K4 panel. I had done a little tweaking and installed Lee Hetherington's TCAS. I taxiied from the gate at CYHZ behind an AirCanada flight bound for St Johns, NFLD, and immediately behind AC155 destined for CYUL. Each aircraft took off in turn. I shadowed AC155 all the way to CYUL; AC155 on the TCAS scope the whole way. Everything worked flawlessly. The approach was very interactive and I arrived in a string of 4 aircraft on approach. As AC155 was on short final another aircraft was leaving the runway and banking right away from the airport. The whole experience was splendid. :-jumpy The only thing missing, that would have made the flight perfect, was speed restrictions and aircraft separation by ATC. Maybe in the next version.Anyway, the following people and groups have made my flying experience most enjoyable:MS for a great flightsimPosky for the crj-200Marco Spada for his crj2K4 panelLee Hetherington for his TCAS gaugePAI for their outstanding AI packagesUwe Rademacher for inspiring me to play with panel editingGilles Gautier for his fine Maritimes mesh sceneryThank you all. You guys Kick Butt! :-bang Adam

Hello,Where did you find the Maritimes mesh scenery of Gilles Gautier?Thanks in advance

These files are for FS2002 but Gilles made an update. Search for the scenery files (maritimes09a and maritimes09b) in the FS2002 scenery library and the maritimes09_update in the FS2004 library.Big difference!Adam

Hi Adam,Thanks a lot

My pleasure Emile,Adam

Adam,What do you use to edit panel configs? Is it a program or do you have information on how to do it?Thanks

I'm using a program called CfgEdit which is not approved for FS2004 but appears to work in a limited fashion. I believe CfgEdit is the freeware precursor to FSPanelStudio which I will be buying soon.Anyway, it seems to work fine for the few things I've done. It's quite easy to use and has very good documentation.Adam