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FS2004 AI approaches @ CYTZ

I don't know of a way to specify that, unless they are VFR and doing touch and gos at the same airport.
 
Like Tom says we do not have control over the turn after takeoff if the plane is departing the area.

The turn right or left is based on the direction the next airport is located in the flightplan. You can add a 1st airport to your flightplan that is in the direction you want the plane to turn. You then set up a flyby and then the plane proceeds to its flightplan airport.

I use airports that are withinn 5-10 NM as my 1st airport (in FP) so the turn on departure heads in the right direction I want.
 
Ok, thank you for the response.
in real life, aircrafts dont turn rigth from rw26 and left from rw8 to avoid obstacles (bldg towers).
Regards,
 
jvile said:
Like Tom says we do not have control over the turn after takeoff if the plane is departing the area.

The turn right or left is based on the direction the next airport is located in the flightplan. You can add a 1st airport to your flightplan that is in the direction you want the plane to turn. You then set up a flyby and then the plane proceeds to its flightplan airport.

I use airports that are withinn 5-10 NM as my 1st airport (in FP) so the turn on departure heads in the right direction I want.
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Hello, Jim:

Can you send me a link to your active ILS Series of
airports or Approach files that you have written. I am looking for the latest approaches for CYTZ and CYYZ.
I am looking for Nav databse I can download and place in Fs2004 and FSX for AI aircrafts to follow.
Thanks again.
 
jvile said:
Like Tom says we do not have control over the turn after takeoff if the plane is departing the area.

The turn right or left is based on the direction the next airport is located in the flightplan. You can add a 1st airport to your flightplan that is in the direction you want the plane to turn. You then set up a flyby and then the plane proceeds to its flightplan airport.

I use airports that are withinn 5-10 NM as my 1st airport (in FP) so the turn on departure heads in the right direction I want.
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Hello,
I have attached CYTZ approaches and ILS plates for RWY-08 and RWY-026.
The ADE format file is my failed attempt at creating CYTZ approaches for AI aircrafts. I hope you can correct and or adjust to make it work in FS2004. I also want AI aircrafts to turn left after taking off from RW 026 and right after taking off from RWY08. Thank you.
 

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fl220 said:
Hello all:
I am trying to create a 'no circling area' for ai aircrafts at CYTZ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Bishop_Toronto_City_Airport). I want to prevent ai aircrafts from turning left, after take off from rw 8 and from turning right after take off from rw 26.

How can i do that? if possible.

Thank you for your attention,
fl220
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Hello fl220

This discussion dates back to 2012 when Tom answered your original question. Nothing has changed in that 4 years. There are some additional tutorials that have expanded on the subject which can be found at

http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/th...gtype-definitions-and-attached-picture.13751/

http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/tutorial-approaches.14074/
 
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