As long as it is still in the air perhaps, if you bring it to the ground it would probably come to a standstill on releasing control.
The addons usually end up emulating all phases of flight gate to gate. eg AIController program which attempts to actually fly in most parts but ATC goes completely silent, or other primarily ATC addon programs that work by slewing. The other issue with this might be
Thanks, but if you're going to answer questions asked me, please do so with some measure of authority, guessing wont tell us what happens to a slewed plane. You've established your authority based on experience with
Flight Simulator AI Traffic Separation, which was released for FS2004. Please name addons that usually end up emulating all phases of flight that you refer to, thanks.
Let's say I am able to load a FP to an AI and then I am able to change that flight plan as required. By this way you can make longer legs, maybe inject holds and even simulate a STAR by modifying the existing legs (shorten them or extend them)
Would this close this gap ?
I think you are going to want to follow up on
this search and explore some of the products and talk to actual users. Bear in mind that most ATC addons like VoxATC focus on the user cockpit environment and do little to change the functionality of default AI/ATC interaction, while most AI addons, like MyTrafficX, recreate the AI fleet and airports and do very little in terms of ATC, sometimes adding a few user features.
It looks like your plan is to establish a virtual identity for each airplane in the way
AI Flight Planner works. I caution you to keep that identity in some sort of raster table format, meaning only a few unique values for each AI vehicle. If you make actual virtual airplanes for the flight simulator to render, you'll quickly
run out of memory. AI traffic is much more like a flock of birds, or even an amoeba, than it is like a collection of airplanes.
Ultimately, it's a simulator. In order to immersively simulate flight, there has to be traffic. Clicking a slewed plane and directing regional traffic tend to break that immersive feeling and you'll want to address that aspect.