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I would like to find software that allows jetways to connect

Aaron Payne 998616

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Aaron Payne 998616

Aaron Payne 998616

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I am trying t find software that allows jetways to connect to the aircraft, And other stuff that allows my flights to be more realistic. Any feedback would be greatly appriciated.

 

 

thanx in advance.

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Matt Chase 974571

Matt Chase 974571

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Are you talking about making an Autopilot fly on an jetway? If so, there are a few websites that can 'p[Mod - Happy Thoughts]' websites. http://www.simroutes.com,http://www.fsroute.com to name two.

Matt Chase

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Kirk Christie

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HMMM Matt I wonder if he mans JET WAYS as a aero-bridge/gate/concourse which I believe to be an American term, after watching airline USA...rather than JET WAY meaning AIRWAY

 

 

I'm yet to see a AIRWAY connect to an aircraft...rather a aircraft fly on/to an AIRWAY

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Robert Ogden 985378

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Yes, in the US, the term 'jetway' is used to refer to the aero-bridge.

 

FSX has working jetways ([Mod - Happy Thoughts]uming the aircraft is configured properly). As for FS9, I know there are programs to do it, but I have no clue what they are. Sorry!

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Martin Georg 811874

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The software you are looking out for is called "AES Airport enhancement Services", it´s published by Aerosoft Germany. You can check it out at www.aerosoft.de (site is available in english too). However, be aware that the number of airports supported is limited, so be sure to check the airport list before buying.

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Matt Chase 974571

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Yes, in the US, the term 'jetway' is used to refer to the aero-bridge.

 

FSX has working jetways ([Mod - Happy Thoughts]uming the aircraft is configured properly). As for FS9, I know there are programs to do it, but I have no clue what they are. Sorry!

Hmmm, my American obviously needs working on.

Matt Chase

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Aaron Payne 998616

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ok thanx guys that is alot of help

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James Houk 989146

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megahubs usa has that ability and also has de-icing trucks,caterers, bagage handlers and the like. It is by Oceanflight simulations and it is also upgraded scenery for the airports that are in the pack. O'hare, LAX, Houston, JFK, Atlanta and a few others http://www.oceanflight.net/

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http://pacific.flyafa.com

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