AI Flightplan resources are.....

[Jay R 0]

Hey guys,A little while ago there was a particular sight that was home to a number of airline flight plan schedules ready to be imported into the flight plan file after decompiling the traffic.bgl with ttools.Alas the person that made those plans is no longer with the community. I would like to know is there someone, site or resource where I can obtain flight plans for some of the major airlines and maybe a few of the smaller airlines? And if it is possible list the aircraft needed for each flight?I am using the project AI plans (auto-install) I could have done it manually but hey why do all the work when it is done for you already!!? It's working great, but since it is only the first release, there is some missing airlines. Anyway I will keep looking but if you know of something please let me know.Thankshttp://www.forefrontgrp.com/jayssig.jpg"There is an art . . . to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss!"

[Guest]

Jason,I may be wrong, but the person I think you are referring to is John Stottlemire..........http://www.buckeyediscus.com/fs2002/There was a misunderstanding I think that (he felt) forced him to remove his contributions to the FS world from the web. However, we are fortunate that he has reopened his site (above).Just use the link at the above righthand corner of his main page to access his flightplans........he has done many major airlines for the USA........Hope this answers your question..........

[Jay R 0]

Hey,Yeah I was talking about John, but didn't wanna mention any names!!! I'm glad to hear its open again!! Thanks John!!And thanks Ciro!!http://www.forefrontgrp.com/jayssig.jpg"There is an art . . . to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss!"