I smiled when I read your post above. It just goes to show you how differant all of us are. The reason I say this is that I concider the above program, HeliTraffic one of the biggest waste of money I've spent for FS2004 in a long time. I installed it, watched the helos once and have never used it again. :( I like one thing and you like another. jerrycwo4

As they say, "Different folks, different strokes." If you mostly fly heavy metal into major civil airports, it probably doesn't do much for you. But a lot of my flying is military aircraft and the sight of a UH1 landing while I taxi by in my C130 really adds something to the sim.

Thankyou for all of your help!And wow,i never knew AES was free!But does that mean it cant be added in default airports?But thankyou for all of your suggestions!I have already bought some addons now ready to be installed.Thankyou very much.Good day.

Thankyou for all of your help!And wow,i never knew AES was free!But does that mean it cant be added in default airports?But thankyou for all of your suggestions!I have already bought some addons now ready to be installed.Thankyou very much.Good day.

The answer is yes to both questions. Yes, it is free to download and install AES. Once you have done so, it will give you the choice of a menu that shows ALL airports that are supported by AES or only the ones you have installed. Most of the ones that are supported are payware or cost you "credits" which you have to buy. But there are plenty that are free and once you've tried it and decided you like it, you purchase the credits and add whichever ones you want. It does not cover ALL sceneries - each one has to be specially added by the developer. What I can guarantee you is that he only chooses sceneries that are of very good quality so any that are freeware and are supported are definitely worth downloading and adding. Try it - it doesn't have to cost you a penny and once you see how much it adds to the FS experience you won't mind the very reasonable cost of adding the credits if you want more than the free ones.