Hi sparco1

From the few questions I have seen asking about the jetway in a Flight Sim Design Forum, it is hard coded into FSX to operate on the "Main Exit". Captain Sims 767 has the "Main Exit" on the forward left door. It can only be changed in Captain Sims modeling of the 767, so don't expect them to change it just for you. �

I also found this in the FSX SDK:- A jetway will animate (move towards the main exit) when the user presses Ctrl-J and will usually come in to the main exit on the left side of the aircraft. I have not personally seen it operate on the right side of an aircraft before either. One of the modelers (he was a beta tester for FSX) says that it can't be done on the left hand side. I only attemp to model GA airplanes so I have never tried it.

Hope this helps you.

Mark

I use AES, too.  Just to clarify, when you buy it you get Nuremburg Airport (actually, you don't buy it, this is the free part, so I should have said "download it").  Then you find add-on airports that support it, like LEPA, St. Maarten and others (lots more for FS9 than FSX at this point, but still enough).  You then buy activation packs in blocks of ten points, to be spent for the privilege of using AES at supported aiports: 5 for big ones, fewer for smaller ones.  It is especially nice because now that poor Captain Sim stewardess can stand at the top of roll-up stairs.  It is not cheap, but I make it a point not to fly a route that does not have at least one AES airport unless I have a particular reason to.