I need some advice on creating some. I have Ultimate Traffic and registered version of FSUIPC and fs9.1, and my AI traffic at 100%, but there isn't much traffic at the airport I like to fly from (EGNT). I'm sure there's more in the real version!Anyway - does anyone know the quickest and easiest was of adding new traffic to an airport?Thanks in advance.Gary

You might need a new Afcad for your airport with more parking spaces. Try here: http://www.projectai.com/ or do a search in the Avsim library.Cheers,Todd

Nah, there's loads of parking spaces - it's just that it's very quiet there! I just need a quick way of adding to an airlines schedule - so they send more to EGNT.

I don't know Ultimate Traffic and I don't know Newcastle Airport, however, I won't let those details stop me from giving advice!If you have 100% traffic and there is nothing there, I presume there is no way to add anything via Ultimate Traffic.You probably know which airlines you expect to see which aren't there. If you go to:http://www.mostrealisticai.com/main.phpYou can download an installer and flightplans for the likes of Wideroe, FlyBE, Easyjet, SN Brussels, Ryanair, Air France, Eastern Airways, KLM, and various bits of BA.However you may also need to install the aircraft needed if these aren't provided by UT: for these, start at http://www.ai-aardvark.com/ (nearly every Boeing under the sun plus some other types, comprehensive website, excellent quality, low frame rate AI aircraft) If you can't find what you want there, look onhttp://arnz.myhost.co.nz/ (particularly for Airbus A320's)http://www.projectai.com/ (many, many types and repaints inc Bae 146, ERJ's, Dash 8, ATR's)http://81.208.92.5/dee_cp/fs_projects/index.html (general aviation aircraft models, but you will need to find the repaints in the Avsim library separately.)You could search for "Mustafic" in the Avsim library, Ismet Mustafic and a couple of other guys (Chris Evans a major player, but not such a good name to search on!) do excellent packages (flightplans & repaints, but NOT the base models) for real-world executive jet companies and other such GA traffic - largely UK based stuff, although also branching out into Europe.Be careful you don't duplicate stuff which is in UT, otherwise you'll end up with formation approaches at the big airports!

Thanks mate, that's really helpful. I'll take a look.Gary