I've searched around but have been unsuccessful at finding any flight plans for some of the dominant US cargo carriers. I've found some Polar Air Cargo plans, but would like to get my hands on some UPS, FedEx, Evergreen, Airborne Express, etc., etc., etc. Anyone happen to know where I could find some/all of these? It doesn't matter if they are accurate or not, just need to populate some of those barren cargo ramps with some heavies. Especially SDF, MEM, IND, ORD, JFK, etc., etc. Thanks.

Some good ones and newly updated here:http://www.boris-cargo-fp.fs-alliance.org/There isnt any Fed Ex pr UPS, but at ProjectAI there are some lying around I am using wich looks pretty good.Airborne Express I could only find the one from Most Realistic (Summer '03) Its in their masterfile:http://www.mostrealisticai.com/download_su03.php

Thanks - this covers one area UT hasn't :)

on flightsim.comfile names:ups.zipfedexai.zipthese are complete packages. I just found them from a post on another board, tonight I'm going to try them. UT really doesn't care about cargo carriers unfortunately

Alex,Just what the doctored order! Thanks!

I did not get a chance to install the ups and fed ex flight plans last night. I will tonight. But I'm wondering if you did, how do you like them? any comments on them before I go try to install it when I get home from work? thanks

Personally I like them, but I have not really checked them out much. I just found and installed those about a week ago and so far they look ok but I have not checked them for accuracy. I went to my home home airport, KCOS, and there was the FedEx 727 sitting on the ramp as it should be. I also went to KMEM and there were a lot of Fedex birds sitting there loading and unloading. I have not had a lot of time to use FS in the last week but maybe this weekend I will check these flightplans out some more. So far thumbs up though.Philip Olsonhttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/supporter.jpg

so you just ran the exe and it took care of everything? I have UT installed, I'd need to uncheck fedex from the UT compiler I assume

I downloaded these (ups.zip and fedexai.zip) from flightsim.com and ran the installer supplied. One word of caution is that the two discreet traffic_xxx.bgl files are put in the generic folder tree of C:Program FilesMS GamesFlight Simulator 9SceneryWorldScenery regardless of where your FS9 is located, so a little file copying/pasting was required to get the aircraft anf .bgls installed (my location is not default), no problem.That being said, these are very nice schedules. I decompiled the .bgls with AITM2/TTOOLS2 and both have very nice schedules. I do have UT2 installed, but my "home" airport of KMSP did not appear in the schedules of FED EX for UT2. The two recommended traffic filles have plenty of traffic in this major FEDEX/UPS terminal in Minneapolis. I will remove FED EX and UPS from UT. NIce job by Jose Tejada of compiling this and I should note:1. AFCAD2s of the major hubs are supplied.2. The traffic_xxx.bgl's are already supplied and discreetly titled, since FS9 can use multiple traffic .bgls.3. All necessary aircraft models are supplied.Thank you very much for alerting me to these files and thank you Jose Tejada!!!

www.mostrealisticai.com has some really good flightplans on it, cargo among them. It's the only spot I found DHL AI plans for the US. Hope that helps!-Scott

I did not see them. Would you mind telling me the page?Thanks. Also DHL and Airborne appear to be merged. I do not know if they have combined fleets now.

Go to the winter 2003-2004 page. They have not been put out for summer 2004 yet.

I'm impressed with the fedexai.zip flight plans. What a great job the author did. I've seen fedex planes at every airport I go to, like I should in America. I haven't seen UPS airplanes yet though, I guess they don't fly on the weekends?

There are a few UPS flights around on Sat/Sun. Look at KSDF for one.In your area I looked at KLAX and found a 2100 arrival on Sun.I used AITM2 with TTools to get the UPS sched. It works very well with the supplied ups.bgl.