I agree with Jim, have you checked out World of AI (WOAI)? That's a good alternative but you have to download each airline package separately. The good point is that allows you to customize what airlines you want to use  It installs with a installer. Which is pretty user friendly.

 

http://www.world-of-ai.com/allpackages.php

The best way to add to UT2 is through their Power Pack. I have completely updated a lot of schedules that way, now that the program has been abandoned. You have to spend a bit of time with the Power Pack manual, but it works well.

 

Lee

The best way to add to UT2 is through their Power Pack. I have completely updated a lot of schedules that way, now that the program has been abandoned. You have to spend a bit of time with the Power Pack manual, but it works well.

 

Lee

I agree, I done that too with FedEx and UPS schedules, worked really well. The OP though has tried this already, and whatever he did, appears to have messed things up, so I can't blame him for being skittish!!

I'm sorry for hijacking this topic and going crazy with my questions and I kept ut2 and I am installing schedules from woai to ut2 right now

I'm sorry for hijacking this topic and going crazy with my questions and I kept ut2 and I am installing schedules from woai to ut2 right now

How could you hijack, your own topic??

How could you hijack, your own topic??

Lol, good question.

Oddly enough, there is also a good tutorial on adding or fixing schedules in UT2 over at the UK2000 scenery website.

 

 

Lee

The UK2000 UT2 manual is an excellent one, Benjamin. It was compiled by Norman Dean (the UK2000 AFD designer), and it was the one I used to learn how to add new airline schedules, models, and repaints to Ultimate Traffic 2. I fly exclusively around the UK and Ireland in P3D, and my UT2 schedules are dominated by the stuff that I have added.

EDIT (responded in the wrong thread) :blush: