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September 20th 03, 08:37 PM
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fs2002 - traffic & alternatives
I have installed FS2002 traffic, but I understand that there is another such
programme that provides real life airliner operations. is this so - what is it called and which is the better programme? 
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September 20th 03, 09:34 PM
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cruise wrote:
I have installed FS2002 traffic, but I understand that there is another such programme that provides real life airliner operations. is this so - what is it called and which is the better programme? There are some commercials (I don't use) and the freeware Project AI. You'll find it he http://projectai.flight1.net/ Read it, install and be happy with it. I recommend to use AITM aditionally, just to repair some errors in AI-flightplanes. (http://www.molitor-home.de/fs/aitm/ - it's free as well). After installing all the stuff, you'll find some places in the world, where you have to cue for taking off... ;-) -- Regards Axel
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