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Thanks Joe. This solved all the problems!

I got the scenery from the avsim library, but a search if "ian Gallacher EGPH scenery FS2004" should do the trick. Thanks for the advice all, will post if i find a fix!

I have not changed any of the sliders and tried the default scenery when re-installing the problem scenery and there were no random jetways so assumed that the problem was not related to any other add-on. Am I correct in assuming this, and any other ideas to try? Thanks!

Hi,I have used Ian Gallacher's freeware Edinburgh (EGPH) scenery for FS9 for a while with no problem. It now has random jetways dotted all over the airport (see attachment). I haven't changed anything with the scenery, have tried 2 different AFCADs and re-installing the scenery but the problem is still there. It only seems to be at this airport. Any ideas as it is a very annoying problem!!! Thanks!

You may already done this in which case apologies, but I turned off AA in fs9 and set it through the video card and fps in detailed clouds improved loads with ASA.

Thanks all. Exactly what I was looking for!

Apologies if this has been answered in other posts although I could not find a definitive solution. How do people fly IFR whilst using SIDs and STARs without ATC vectoring you away from the published approaches and departures. I have found that you can retune to the next ATC station and just not make contact to avoid losing IFR following. However, whenabouts should I resume ATC communication to get landing clearance without being vectored around? Should this be when established and on final approach or earlier? Thanks!

Only just quickly scanned this post as I was having the same problem. Not sure if this is a cure for you but it seemed to work on my Vista 64 system. When running the WOAI installer right click on the .exe and click "run as administrator" and all seems to fine. I have only tried this on two packages but neither would work before and the installer was coming up with the same error message as described on this post. Hope this helps, apologies if not!