Product Information Publishers: Description: Scenery of General Edward Lawrance Logon International (KBOS) airport with a little bit of the Aerosoft AES integration and some WoAI (World of AI) implementation. Download Size: 157 MB + 340 KB Update Format: Download Simulation Type: FSX Reviewed by: AVSIM Senior Staff Reviewer - February 4, 2010 Introduction It all started with a nice idea, finally Fly Tampa renewed the Boston airport and I don’t know why I like it, but for sure a good reason to review it. I always liked the previous FS9 Boston version 2.1. In those days there was – as far as I know – no other developer who made Boston (KBOS) and thus Fly Tampa had the exclusive rights and now, with this new version for FS2004 (unfortunately no review) and FSX, they have done it again. Although I haven’t yet started the review, I can tell you that I enjoyed reviewing this product, which is by the way good for Aerosoft’s AES enthusiastic people, because Aerosoft included Boston version 3.0 in their latest AES (Airport Enhancement Services) version. The latest version while writing this review means version 2.05 and up. If you’re not familiar with Aerosoft’s AES, Aerosoft’s dedicated tells you what it can do for you.

You can find some nice videos, a manual of what and how to set it up, so altogether a lot of useful pre information. Yes, I will spend some words on AES in combination with Fly Tampa Boston airport, just to give you an idea what it means when AES is activated and configured for this airport, but I warn you already, it will not be a review by itself. Furthermore, reviewing an international airport without any airplanes available is very strange and to solve this problem you can chose programs like Flight1’s Ultimate Traffic II, Just Flight Traffic X etc. These programs add AI (Artificial Intelligence) traffic into MSFS and those “added” companies and thus the planes fly the original routes, which they normally represent and not only that, but they also land at the designated airports, taxi to the gates, and depart from the gates etc. You can also decide to fly online at VATSIM or IVAO. Although I’m not familiar with VATSIM, I think the basic principle is the same as IVAO.

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Together with special software you’re connected to a world-wide network of other virtual pilots as well as virtual controllers. This means flying from A to B is done under the control of a virtual ATC assuming ATC is available en-route from A to B.

Apart from this, this special software also adds all known airplane models and their textures to your MSFS and connects those models to other online pilots. In other words, when flying from EHAM (Amsterdam Schiphol Airport) to KBOS, assuming full ATC is available at the airports including cruise, you have the full sensation of real (virtual) flight with other virtual pilots around you. I’m aware that this explanation - AI traffic programs versus ONLINE flying software - is very short, but I hope it shows the difference between flying OFFLINE with AI traffic programs to flying ONLINE with perhaps limited aircraft around you but controlled by real virtual MSFS pilots.