Couple of ways to accomplish things. Make AI flightplans that have the plane(s) flying in the middle of the night only, that way they are sitting at the airport the rest of the time. This method allows you to use any of the installed planes, be they user or AI-based.

Convert FSX Aircraft To FS9. Hey, I've done multiple searches for software that can convert FS9 aircraft to FSX. Aircraft. Bill Baldwin The Turning Tide Epub To Pdf. config and air files can be.

Find a plane(s) that you want to use and convert it into a static aircraft. Static Aircraft Model Maker (SAMM) is a free tool that has a forum at FS Developer; If you think #1 is your best option, then you will find another sub-forum at the link given for AI Flight Planner (AIFP). Both SAMM and AIFP were done by the same guy, Don Grovestine. I am a little familiar with that airport. Are you aware that you can take FSX planes and convert them into an object placement library with Instant Scenery2? At least I *think* IS2 will handle it, as FSX will recognize an aircraft's MDL file for scenery placement. Sorting and isolating the proper textures might be a chore.

As mentioned at the SAMM forum, you can down-convert FSX MDL files to FS9 format, but that may be a little more techie than what you're looking for? The little bit I know of UT2, I *think* you make flight plans and then import via the PowerPack portion. Download El Matador Pc Iso Zone. But if you make the flight plans you can also just compile into a BGL file and add it to FSX that way.

I have finally solved my quest in a most unusual way. About two years ago I started looking for a way to have static aircraft, and I bought Air Traffic FX (from Flight1). It worked except only as long as you kept the program opened. Turn it off and you lose the static aircraft. The program also does some other things like allow formation flying, and some around the patteren flight plans, etc. Occasionally I'd use it for temporary traffic for screen shots. I even asked the forum shortly after I got it if there was any way to save the static planes, and I'm not sure I even got a response.

Today I loaded some static planes into KLWB, to see if I could find the file while it was opened, in hopes of stumbling on some files I could use. I noticed a 'record/playback' button in the lower right corner, so I clicked record, loaded my planes, then closed ATFX.