how can i get the airiline call sign to work??

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how can i get the airiline call sign to work??

Postby Basteward » Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:43 am

Hi I have many Easyjet aircraft loaded and i can not seem to get the tower to use the callsign when they contact me when using the ezy aircraft help!!!
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Re: how can i get the airiline call sign to work??

Postby Strawberry Yogurt » Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:23 pm

When you select the aircraft, go to "details". Select the callsign there. If EasyJet does not show up as an option, go to the airlines.cfg in the main FSX folder. Then type it in, select "Save" and close. Then try again. If you select it and the ATC does not say it, it is not in the FSX language database.  ;)
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Re: how can i get the airiline call sign to work??

Postby dave3cu » Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:13 pm

The callsign for Easyjet is EASY. It is not in the default atc voicepack so atc will not recognize and speak it.

You need to install EditVoicePack X 4.0. EditVoicePack X will add hundreds of new items to the voicepack including Airline and Military callsigns, aircraft manufacturers and models, airports, and allow you to choose FAA or ICAO phraseology. You can also speed up atc communication. The EASY callsign is included.

This wiki includes the download link, a brief user guide and links to support. http://www.fsonline.dk/en/index.php?title=EditVoicepack

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