These flights fly between 6400 airports and log countless flight hours each week.Īll that traffic buzzing around the sky wouldn't be right if you did not support the airlines that fly these scheduled routes. The flight schedules touch every corner of Flight Simulator X and Prepar3D world.īesides commercial schedule flights, Ultimate Traffic Live will provide users thousands of general aviation flights. These schedules include International, National, Regional, Commuter and even Air Cargo operators. Ultimate Traffic Live will provide users over 600,000+ scheduled flights based on real airline timetables. You can select the Version 2 beta if you are comfortable with beta software. Version 2 is available as a download option in your customer account after you purchase version 1. Note: Version 2 (includes PowerPack) has been released as a public beta for version 1 purchasers.
Ultimate Traffic Live, is the latest edition in the award-winning series and has been developed to provide new experiences on Flight Simulator X, Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition, and now includes native support for Lockheed Martin Prepar3D versions 3 and 4. This caused the majority of the flightsim community that are interested in realistic and up to date AI Traffic to move from FS9, FSX, P3d1-3 to P3d4.With over a decade in development time and product cycles, the Ultimate Traffic series has been the top AI Traffic solution for who are looking for the most complete and realistic real-world airline AI flights worldwide. The authors of AIM/OCI correctly understood that supporting anything but P3d4 would be a support nightmare. 😲Īs an aside, If anyone is still convinced that MSFS 2020 will not disrupt the flightsim add-on market, just look at what AIM/OCI did the the AI aircraft market by being written to only work in P3d4. It's far easier to find $60 US in change hidden in your sofa. If one only sticks to the FAIB AI models (most of the Boeings and some Airbuses), FSPXAI Payware (more Boeings and Airbuses) and Raven AI (regional jets), the process is manageable as long as one doesn't have tons of airlines to do. Although this all sounds terrible, this process is what everybody used before AIM/OCI was released. This process is extremely time consuming and frustrating. Then you have to download each model that you need and use AI Flight Planner to automatically find the paints needed for a specific airline.
You have to find every AI aircraft model that's used in the flightplan. But here's where the problem arises with FSX. However, you can use AIM to manually download flightplans. I downloaded their package and I don't see any instructions for inserting in FSX Steam? The auto installer is only for P3D.
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