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Problems with parallel runways/crosswind

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mikael1984

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Hi all!
I have been wondering about an issue since I started to work on AFCADs for FSX.
If we take an airport with parallel runways, for example runway (15/33), 04R/22L and 04L/22R.

I see this as a two part issue, but in the same category.
Most of the aircrafts uses 04R/22L for landing which causes some of them to go around.
My question is following: Is it possible to make FSX tell the aircrafts on approach to use a current vacant runway instead of just sending them to the same?

If this is not possible, may it work with a programm such as AI Smooth? If I am not misstaking, the programm check the distance between aircrafts on approach and keep them at a certain distance or even a holding pattern?

Is there an AI smooth or like for FSX? I have tested the prev. version (fs9) without any luck.


I do understand the crosswind technique and have the degree settings right.

I only took Helsinki as an example, but this is a problem for every high traffic airport around the world..

Suggestions or ideas?
Sorry if this is the wrong forum...

Regards,
Mikael
 
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