Anyone have it? Do the AI go to it or is the place an empty airport?

Picked it up the minute I saw it on SimMarket. Been waiting for it for quite some time. Excellent airport, great frames and comes with a semi detailed city. I am just shocked at how quick the guys over at T2G are throwing airports out into the market.

 

As for traffic, I am using UT2 and I'm still going through the documentation to see how to shift the traffic over and completely close down the old Doha airport(OTBD). 

ADX doing an overvie of it, I think he's almost done though

 

http://www.twitch.tv/adxlive

Yeah, and he shut the AI off before going to the new airport!

 

Was wondering if T2G added a feature to have OTBD AI land at OTHH (like the freeware version does).

Just saw some screenshots... really impressive work! Reminds me of FlyTampa's OMDB.

Anyone have it? Do the AI go to it or is the place an empty airport?

Doha an important hub in the middle east

Doha an important hub in the middle east

Yes it is, but that still doesn't answer my question about the AI landing there....

I'm also interested in OTHH. If WOAI works properly I will buy it for sure. 

Yes it is, but that still doesn't answer my question about the AI landing there....

AI traffic percentage in FSX? And is aircraft shadows on in fsx? If so turn them off

I expect its the same way in UT2 as changing Bangkok and Joburg

For those who are using UTT or AIG flightplans use the AFIP tool - open traffic file in the AIFP, click on Aircraft - Edit Aircraft List, then in the new Windows click Flighplans - Find/Replace, in the Field area chose Destination, type OTBD, click all. All flight plans that contain OTB will be highlited. Then in Replace type OTHH and click Replace in selected FPs. At the end compile the traffic file.

Of course add OTHH first to the airport list.

 

Scenery is great and looks phenomenal with Qatar Airways fleet around the gates.

For those who are using UTT or AIG flightplans use the AFIP tool - open traffic file in the AIFP, click on Aircraft - Edit Aircraft List, then in the new Windows click Flighplans - Find/Replace, in the Field area chose Destination, type OTBD, click all. All flight plans that contain OTB will be highlited. Then in Replace type OTHH and click Replace in selected FPs. At the end compile the traffic file.

Of course add OTHH first to the airport list.

 

Scenery is great and looks phenomenal with Qatar Airways fleet around the gates.

Thanks for that info, sadly I use WOAI.

 

I know the freeware version had it so OTBD traffic would land at OTHH. Wonder if T2G could do the same.

Thanks for that info, sadly I use WOAI.

 

I know the freeware version had it so OTBD traffic would land at OTHH. Wonder if T2G could do the same.

You can use the same method for woai Traffic files

Picked it up the minute I saw it on SimMarket. Been waiting for it for quite some time. Excellent airport, great frames and comes with a semi detailed city. I am just shocked at how quick the guys over at T2G are throwing airports out into the market.

 

As for traffic, I am using UT2 and I'm still going through the documentation to see how to shift the traffic over and completely close down the old Doha airport(OTBD). 

 

Cool... if you find some way, please post it here...

Using UT2 also, and would like to find some way of moving from OTBD to OTHH 

Cool... if you find some way, please post it here...

Using UT2 also, and would like to find some way of moving from OTBD to OTHH 

Easy via UT2 power tools and tab airport modifications ;-)

- First add airport: (second option)

... ICAO code OTHH and IATA DOH

...Name Hamad International Airport

...Country Qartar

...Longitude and latitude N25.15.33 and E51.37.59

...Feet 17

Save

 

then modify ICAO code on IATA airport

Search for DOH and add OTHH

Save

then modify IATA code on ICAO airport

Search for OTBD and add XJD

Save

Finally choose check for conflicts and choose resolve those :-)

 

As always make just a simple backup from the UT2 database so you can revert back easy when needed...

(C:\Users\<yourname>\AppData\Roaming\Flight One Software)

 

Have fun :-)