Ok, I give up. What am I supposed to do with the Folder marked "cs_traffic_schedule"?

The only thing I can find on it in the manual is what is written below:


Military traffic sceneries add AI military aircraft operations on the following ten areas of the world:


The sceneries add AI military aircraft operations traffic only. No new buildings or anything else.
•To switch off default FSX non-combatant traffic: Options> Settings> Display> Traffic set:
•Airline traffic density 1-3%,
•General aviation traffic density 0%
•The Weapon can work with unlimited number of military add-on sceneries created by third-party
developers.
SECRET MISSIONS
Two sets of top secret flight missions are included.
One is Tu-95 bombers transatlantic flight, another is U-2 rec mission.
Where? When? Try to find out yourself!

Hi wingclip.

I don't think you do anything with it except read it. If you open it with Windows (Windows sees it as a compressed folder) or WinZip, 7zip or WinRAR, there are TEXT files inside that you can read. It tells you the information on the military traffic scenery that CS included in the package.

ICAO id: EDAC
Lat/Lon/Alt: 50.981816612, 12.506361008, 640 ft
Number of operations per day: 192
Approximate wakeup and landing times (every day unless noted):
Time    Day  IFR/VFR  Departure/Arrival  AC Type     Tail #    Density  T/G
00:00Z       IFR      arrival from EDDC  F4N         N00021         1%      
00:02Z       IFR      arrival from EDDC  F4N         N00022         1%      
00:04Z       IFR      arrival from EDDC  F4N         N00023         1%      
00:06Z       IFR      arrival from EDDC  F4N         N00024         1%      

Looking at the above info, an F4N (registration N00021) comes from EDDC and arrives at EDAC at 00:00Z (Midnight GMT/UTC). It could be that it leaves EDDC at 00:00Z, but I haven't looked into it to know for sure. This info about wakeup and landing times confuses me. ::)

Another one, F4N (registration N00022) arrives at EDAC (or departs EDDC) at 00:02Z.

It goes on like that down to:

23:58Z       IFR      arrival from EDDC  F4N         N00020         1%

So it covers 23 hours and 58 minutes of military flight schedules for each of the areas covered in the TEXT files. ;)

Mark

EDIT: I just noticed that some of the entries in the text files say: departure to EDDC! How dumb (or stupid) of me not to notice it before! :D

Thanks Mark. That's what I thought but because that info was already in the manual, (more or less), it threw me.