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Downloaded and installed around 15 to 20 PAI packages. Half of them probably Euro stables.

At around 50 miles outside of my destination, Heathrow, the skies became packed with acft.  Very very nice.

Next day I continued my scenic flight. Leaving Heathrow and on to Barajas in Madrid Spain. Man, had to wait in line to taxi, wait in line to take off. It was GREAT watching all those acft. taxi and come in for landings.

Project AI is the ticket for me.

Waiting at Heathrow. Me in the Landmark 747.

yup,PAI packages is the BEST AI stuff avaiable.
too bad,they hit on the framerates at big airports... :-/

Agreed. I now regularly have 80+ aircraft at the gates. Still doing reasonable FR.

_526th_: time to take out the fake MS airlines, what do you say? (Although that'll leave you without airliners at smaller places, hmmmm.... just GA, then?)

you want AI? install the following packages- aer lingus, ryanair, easyjet, british airways and then download a new file for dublin afcad 2 file that is and visit it during the day...i count about 45 aircraft here. not bad for a smallish sorta airport

So far, and I have been to many of the bigger International fields in the US and Europe, Heathrow was the most crowded in the air and on the ground. With settings pretty much maxed and with detailed clouds and the default FS9 cloud textures, I still had a smooth flight coming in and landing. But did a pretty good hit on fps. So for now will leave the MS AI flights in. Still can download and install the faster cloud and autogen textures if I need too. Will see.

With the complete packages already made up and with the installer, you can't go wrong with PAI. I checked others and seemed a tad confusing or laborious to me.

So PAI is HIGHLY recommended from here. Off to the CROWDED skies again!! Later boyz!!  ;)

I run the PAI traffic with tons of MRAI traffic and then fill in the blanks with Ultimate Traffic.  Ultimate traffic is great for bulk, but the schedules seem to leave lots of planes on the ground even after the December updated flight plans.  MRAI is actually really easy to install if you've already installed the PAI traffic.  It only takes 2-3 mins per airline with the MRAI installer.

yup...PAI traffic is pretty good stuff, I myself downloaded every package that they had for the airlines and cargo lines with really no noticable drop in frame rates at any airport...

could someone give me the address of the MRAI homepage,please?

Here you go: http://www.mostrealisticai.com/