Holding & distance Traffic X

 

 

You can download a small, third party program like "AISmooth" which will set the AI planes to go in to a holding pattern and dramatically reduce the number of go-arounds at your airports.  You can get this from places like Flightsim.com (www.flightsim.com) or AVSIM (www.avsim.com).  Just do a search for "AISmooth".  Latest version is v1.20.

 

AISmooth includes optional voice ATC which works in conjunction with the FSX ATC.  I personally find having two ATC voices quite annoying, but, thankfully, it is possible to turn this option off if you want.

 

 

lxexpo wrote: -Any way to put a distance between AI planes to minimize go-arounds?

 

AISmooth does this for you.  You can even set parameters for it to adjust that distance if you want.  However, be careful because you don't want to set too much distance between planes (or too little) because that can cause other unexpected issues to occur.  I find that the default values work perfectly well.

 

 

lxexpo wrote: -AI Planes dissapear when they are queuing after some minutes, any way to change that waiting time?

 

Not that I am aware.  However, I would suggest doing a forum search on forums like Flightsim.com and AVSIM because this topic is regularly discussed.

 

 

lxexpo wrote: -I think that the taxi speed is not possible to change, right?

 

Correct.  It is not possible to change the taxi speed.  But, again, I would suggest doing a forum search on forums like Flightsim.com and AVSIM because this topic is also regularly discussed.

 

 

lxexpo wrote: Last one: When Aircrafts land they normaly leave at the first taxi ways. Any way to configure that Runway that AI planes exit that runway on a particular taxi way?

 

As you have correctly said, if there is more than one runway exit, AI planes will generally exit at the first available one.

 

Using an airport editor such as ADE (Airport Design Editor), you could remove runway-to-taxiway links and thus cause the AI to use a specific taxiway.  However, you would need to be careful doing this because you wouldn't want to cause any taxi traffic jams (like too many planes on the same taxiway, or planes taking too long on the runway to get off and disrupting the traffic flow [possibly more go-arounds]).