Tel Aviv Departure...

[petermcleland]

This sequence is to showcase Aerosoft's AES as well as the iFly BBJ3...The airport is the very fine freeware version of Ben Gurion by David Rosenfeld.


Here is the tractor pushing us back with Mathias in charge.

The rest of the sequence can be seen by clicking this address:-

http://forum.mutleyshangar.com/index.ph ... departure/

Thanks for looking

[DaveB]

Nice shots Peter

I've just landed there in a TriStar from LHR and those shots have given me a few more WOAI packs to find

Oh, btw.. I DID move that parking spot to J9 in the end I didn't change the size as what normally goes there is what I'm not keen on seeing.. sort of 'nearly' out of sight.. 'nearly' out of mind

ATB

DaveB

[petermcleland]

Nice shots Peter

I've just landed there in a TriStar from LHR and those shots have given me a few more WOAI packs to find

Oh, btw.. I DID move that parking spot to J9 in the end I didn't change the size as what normally goes there is what I'm not keen on seeing.. sort of 'nearly' out of sight.. 'nearly' out of mind

Thanks Dave,
I have nearly all the WOA packs installed so my London Arrival post shows the situation with the traffic slider at 1% Anywhere else I set to 5% before I get there and then on the ground I can usually put it to 100% unless it is a major terminus

[DaveB]

I should really think of doing that.. mine is at around 30% which is more than enough for LHR to be busy without stopping my pc The only BA pack I have is City Flyer (BAe 146).. instead, I choose a combination of BEA and BOAC which at 100% will fill LHR on their own and send my pc into cardiac arrest

ATB

DaveB

[petermcleland]

LOL! Dave, I think LHR is a special case along with O'Hare, Chicago...The answer is to sit on the airport and set the slider to 1%...Then look around and see if there are quite a lot of vacant parking spots. If too many are vacant then try 2% but with London and Chicago I can't use 2%. McLeland Field I can run at 100% but most main airports which receive WOA traffic I have to restrict a lot till I'm on the ground