This AI-package contains several beautiful airplanes: Boeing: B-52H, C-17 Globemaster, E-3A NATO and F-18E Super-Hornet, British Aerospace: Eurofighter EF-2000 Typhoon and Hawk MkT1, Hamburger Flugzeugbau: C-160 Transal, Lockheed: C-5A Galaxy, C-130 Hercules and F-117 Stealth, and last not least Lockheed-Martin: F-16C Falcon. These aircraft perform "Touch and Goes" in the local traffic pattern at Biggs-Field per attached flightplan in order to get prepared for the upcoming Biggs-Field Airshow. My part was just to prepare them in order to work in an artificial intelligent (AI) environment as good as possible. The excellent El-Paso scenery "elp_photo.zip" from Kevin Burns, available here at the Simviation library, is required to enjoy this package!

Although I tested the Alverca AB scenery on a more or less neutral computer with basic FS9 configuration, it was not obvious to me that some building textures were missing due to an active Fassberg scenery which was using some of the same textures. That means, FS9 took the required textures which were missing in the Alverca AB textures folder from the Fassberg scenery. This I didn't know so far. The textures for the water tower and the storage tanks are still missing and they will be provided shortly by a second update. I am sorry for causing this inconvenience.

About 10 NM north of Lisbon City (Portugal) there is this beautiful, close to the Atlantic Ocean located Portuguese Airforce Base. The Alverca AB scenery goes along well with the Project Lisbon Photoreal PLPv3.2 scenery available here at Simviation (Version 2.2) or at FlightSim (Version 4.1). The included AI-package contains: USAF Douglas C-47 Dakota and C-64 Skymaster, Breitling Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation, FAP (Forca Aerea Portuguesa) Lockheed C-130H and T-33A, Lockheed-Martin F-16C, North American F-86F, FAP and GAF (German Air Force), Nord-Aviation Noratlas and the new GAF British-Aerospace Eurofighter Typhoon. The above airplanes perform "Touch and Goes (TNGs)" at the local airbase per attached flightplan. This scenery was made with EZ-Scenery. No Lago FSE or other payware is required.

This airfield, located near Schongau in the Allgaeu (Bavaria, South-Germany), is the main training center for parachuters of the German Army and for cargo-drop missions of various users. The airport has been reworked to improve the overall appearance. Version 2 replaces V1 completely. The included AI-package contains: Bell UH-1D SAR, Nord-Aviation Noratlas ND2501, North-American T-6D and an aircraft.cfg for an AI-Transall C160. Two Transall and a single T-6D from Landsberg and two Noratlas from Kaufbeuren are comming over for TNGs at Altenstadt as scheduled per attached flightplan. A Do-28 does local TNGs and a Bell UH-1D SAR-helicopter hurries to Landsberg. Lago's FSE is required in order to see most of the major buildings / objects.

This AI-package contains several beautiful airplanes: A Boeing-707 GAF, several Boeing-737s: America West, Continental, Delta, South-West and United Airlines which perform "Domestic Flights" per attached flightplan and two NASA F-5's doing "Touch and Goes" once per week. My part was just to prepare them in order to work in an artificial intelligent (AI) environment as good as possible. The excellent El-Paso scenery "elp_photo.zip" from Kevin Burns, available here at the Simviation library, is required to enjoy this package!

This scenery is based on the "Urban Area" aerial photos of El Paso, TX. It includes AFCAD files for KELP (El Paso Intl), and KBIF (Ft Bliss) to align with the photo and make the parking more like the actual. The full autogen is supplemented with approximately 1,000 xml buildings, generic FS9 objects and some custom models.

This airfield, located in Lower Saxony (North-Germany), supported the "Berlin Air- lift" 06/24/1948 thru 09/30/1949, is dedicated to all the flight crews who served the "Berliner Luftbruecke". The famous Douglas C-47 (Dakota) and the Douglas C-54 (Skymaster, was called the Candy Bomber at those days) flew day-after-day coals and food to Berlin to help the people surviving the blockade. The included AI-package contains: Douglas C-47 Dakota and C-64 Skymaster, Handley Page HP-67 Hastings, Heinkel HE-111, Focke-Wulf 190 and FW-200A Condor, Messerschmitt ME-109 and ME-262. A bunch of C-47, C-54 and HP-67 hurry per IFR-Flightplan to Berlin-Tempelhof (EDDI) at a 4 hours time interval. A couple of FW-190, ME-109, ME-262, a HE-111 and a FW-200 perform TNGs at the local field. No Lago FSE or other payware is required to use this scenery.

My enhancements modify the BEHAVIOUR of the SHIPs. But the floatplane traffic is so superbly programmed that no further modifications are necessary. Mr. Klaus Jone passed away in May 2009, and it is my intention to preserve Forggensee pretty much as HE designed it. Except for modifying the BEHAVIOUR of the AI traffic, to spread it out to cover the entire area of Lake Forggensee. As the screenshots I've included illustrate. Naturally, these updated files require that Forggensee Part 1 and Part 2 are ALREADY installed in your FS2004. My part here was to perform a few tweaks to make the AI traffic spread out all over Lake Forggensee, and ensure that ALL wake/spray effects are visible. And as Klaus Jone stated: "There is some amazing traffic on the lake, have a look and have fun!"

This AI-package contains several pretty nice AI-airplanes: Grumman-Albatross HU16, Grumman-Goose G21, Dornier Do-24K, Junkers Ju-52 and a Bell-47G2 Helicopter on floats , performing "Touch and Goes" on Water-Runway 21 as well as various beautiful AI-boats and two good-looking female wind-surfers cruising back and forth at the lake. My part was just to prepare them to work with the improved Forggensee Scenery V2 Part 1. There is some amazing traffic on the lake...have a look and have fun!

This fictional Water-Airport located at "Lake Forggensee" in the beautiful Allgaeu (Bavaria, South-Germany) near Schloss Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau is a very nice place to explore the Alps. All previously used FSE elements in version 1 have been replaced by EZ-Scenery objects, therefore no Payware Addon is required. Enjoy!