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Guten tag, meine damen und herren! I'm pleased to share with you my latest addition to my real traffic schedules - EDDF - Frankfurt am Main Airport. As with all of my other schedules, you'll get to experience a week in the life of a controller in western Germany. What you'll see is what they saw. Frankfurt Airport sits southwest of its namesake city. It is the busiest airport in Germany and the fourth-busiest in Europe, seeing over 70 million passengers in 2019. This places it as the 13th-busiest airport in the world. With its four large runways, Frankfurt is Lufthansa's primary hub for the parent airline and its many subsidiaries, and it serves as a focus city for Ryanair, SunExpress Deutschland, and TUI fly Deutschland. There is also a great number of carriers from around the world that pay the airport a visit, often bringing their most modern aircraft. Those that enjoy cargo operations are going to be very happy campers here, as Aero Logic, Lufthansa Cargo, and FedEx, among many other cargo carriers, operate here, and at differing hours of the day. There is a small amount of GA traffic, too. As with my other airports, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, for the most part, you will find Frankfurt to be a colorful and busy place! And, if you'd like to see the schedule and airport in action, take a look at this! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main EDDF-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the EDDF-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder in your main EDDF folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). It is also HIGHLY recommended to review the included Readme file, as it contains important operational information, along with where you need to put the included files for best results. If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. Genießen! -Gavin (battlehawk77) EDDF-battlehawk77-Winter 2020-v1.2.zip

Konichiwa! I'm pleased to share with you the latest in my series of real traffic schedules: RJTT - Tokyo (Haneda) International As with my other schedules, you'll get to experience a week of air traffic around downtown Tokyo. You will see what the controllers saw. Tokyo International, commonly known as Haneda Airport, sits between downtown Tokyo and Tokyo Bay. In 2018, it handled just over 87 million passengers, making it the fourth-busiest airport in the world. When combined with Narita, Tokyo is the third-busiest city airport system in the world, after London and New York City. Haneda serves as the primary base for both JAL and ANA, as well as Air Do, Skymark, Solaseed, and StarFlyer. This airport is, by far, a passenger airport. While most air cargo for Tokyo comes into Narita, there is a daily ANA cargo flight that visits Haneda. GA traffic is also very rare here. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, for the most part, you will find Tokyo to be a very colorful (and busy) place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main RJTT-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the RJTT-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder in your main RJTT folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). It is also HIGHLY recommended to review the included Readme file, as it contains important operational information, along with where you need to put the included files for best results. If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. Sutekina tsuitachi o! -Gavin (battlehawk77) RJTT-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-v1.1.zip

Hej med dig! I'm very pleased to share with you my most recent real traffic schedule - EKCH - Copenhagen Kastrup. As with my other schedules, you'll get to experience a week in the life of a Danish air traffic controller, circa January, 2020. What you see is what they saw. Copenhagen Kastrup is situated in eastern Denmark on the island of Amager, just across the water from the city of Malmo, Sweden. It is the largest airport in the Nordic countries. It served 30 million passengers in 2018. CPH serves as the main hub for SAS, and is also a base for Sunclass Airlines and Norwegian Air Shuttle. Airlines from around the world pay Copenhagen a visit, so the terminal area can be quite colorful. For those that enjoy cargo operations, there is a reasonable amount of cargo traffic. GA traffic is very minimal here, as most of the area's GA flights prefer Roskilde Airport. As with all of my other airports, all efforts have been made to use the Real Color and Real Traffic aircraft and liveries. There will be a few white aircraft. These represent several leased aircraft that are painted white anyhow. As I mentioned before, Copenhagen is a colorful place! And here is a video of the airport in action: Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main EKCH-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included are modified terminal and airlines text files, along with a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the EKCH-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder in your main EKCH folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). It is also HIGHLY recommended to review the included Readme file, as it contains important operational information, along with where you need to put the included files for best results. If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. God fornøjelse! -Gavin (battlehawk77) EKCH-battlehawk77-Winter 2020-v1.0.zip

Marhba! I am pleased to share with you my newest real-life custom schedule - OMDB - Dubai International. As with my other schedules, you will be able to experience a week of traffic at the busiest airport in the United Arab Emirates. You will see what the controllers saw. In the first half of 2019, Dubai was the world's fifth-busiest airport by passenger traffic, seeing just over 41 million passengers in that time period. It was also the busiest airport in terms of international passenger traffic in 2018. As you would expect, Emirates Airlines is by far the dominant carrier here, and flydubai's headquarters is also here. Many international airlines pay Dubai a visit to add some variety. There is some cargo traffic, mainly from FedEx and UPS, and a fair amount of GA traffic, to include the Dubai Royal Flight, which operates almost daily. A link to a play-through of an hour of the Tuesday morning schedule can be found here: As with all of my other schedules, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color liveries and aircraft.There may be a few white aircraft, but most every aircraft you see should be painted. Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main OMDB-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included are a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the OMDB-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder in your main OMDB folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. 'Atamanaa lak yawm jamiyl! -Gavin (battlehawk77) OMDB-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-v1.35.zip

How's it going, man? I'm very pleased to share with you the newest addition to my collection of real-life traffic schedules - KSEA - Seattle - Tacoma International Airport. As with all of my other schedules, you'll get to experience a week in the life of a controller in the US Pacific Northwest. What you'll see is what they saw. Schedule data was compiled in January of 2020. Situated south of downtown Seattle, Sea-Tac, as it's known, was the 8th-busiest airport in the US in 2019, playing host to nearly 52 million passengers. Sea-Tac is home to Alaska Airlines, who also has a hub here, along with Horizon and Delta. It is also well-served by United and Southwest. Given its geographical position, the airport plays host to many international airlines from around the world. Those that appreciate cargo traffic will find a lot to love here, as it is served by UPS, Fed Ex, Prime Air, and others. GA traffic, while sparce, does come through to add a bit of variety. As with my other airports, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, for the most part, you will find Seattle to be a rather colorful and busy place! And, if you'd like to see the schedule and airport in action, take a look at this preview video: https://youtu.be/VkLLDFAvfQc Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main KSEA-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the KSEA-battlehawk77-Winter 2020 folder in your main KSEA folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). It is also HIGHLY recommended to review the included Readme file, as it contains important operational information, along with where you need to put the included files for best results. If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. So, grab you a cup of Starbucks and enjoy! -Gavin (battlehawk77) KSEA-battlehawk77-Winter 2020-v1.0.zip

G'day, mate! I am very pleased to share my next real-life custom schedule - YMML - Melbourne Tullamarine. Like my previous schedules, you will be experiencing traffic in a typical week in the Australian state of Victoria. What you see will be what the controllers at Melbourne saw. Melbourne is a fairly busy airport. It is the second-busiest airport in Australia. It saw over 36 million passengers in 2017-2018. It serves as a hub for Qantas and Virgin Australia, and as a home base for Jetstar and Tigerair Australia. It is also served by a multitude of international carriers from around the world. Along with plentiful passenger flights, there is a health air cargo presence by the likes of Qantas, Toll Express, and others. However, you will notice below that there are very few GA flights. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, by and large, you will find Melbourne is a colorful place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main YMML-battlehawk77 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the YMML-battlehawk77 folder in your main YMML folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. So, grab your boomerang and some shrimp off the barbie and enjoy! Gavin (battlehawk77) YMML-battlehawk77-v1.0.zip

Howdy, y'all! I'm pleased to share with you the latest in my series of real traffic schedules: KDFW - Dallas- Fort Worth International. As with my other schedules, you'll get to experience a week of air traffic in northeast Texas. You will see what the controllers saw. They say everything is bigger in Texas, and this airport is no exception. In the first half of 2019, DFW was the 11th busiest airport in the world in terms of passengers, serving just over 36 million people in that six-month span. In the US, it is the second-largest airport by land area, behind Denver. Dallas has been a hub for American Airlines since 1981. It accounts for over 68% of the airport's passenger traffic. DFW also serves as a hub for Boutique Air, Ameriflight, and UPS, while Spirit and Sun Country each have it as a focus city. Along with the hefty amount of passenger traffic, there is also a largo amount of air cargo that come in daily, including FedEx, UPS, and Amazon's Prime Air, along with a small amount of GA traffic. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, for the most part, you will find Dallas to be a colorful place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main KDFW-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the KDFW-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder in your main KDFW folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). It is also HIGHLY recommended to review the included Readme file, as it contains important operational information, along with where you need to put the included files for best results. If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. Y'all enjoy! -Gavin (battlehawk77) KDFW-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-v1.11.zip

In case no one else has noticed, Real Traffic v20 comes with a bonus copy of Real Traffic v19 as part of its installation. This would explain why the installer is twice the size of it's predecessor. Cheers, Daniel

Hey, y'all! I am very pleased to share my next real-life custom schedule - KRDU - Raleigh Durham International. Like my previous schedules, you will be experiencing traffic in a typical week in the central North Carolina. What you see will be what the controllers at RDU saw. Raleigh is a reasonably busy airport. In 2018, it saw over 12 million passengers.It serves as a focus city for Delta Airlines, while American and Southwest also have a healthy presence. The vast majority of Raleigh's traffic is domestic, with two Canadian destinations (Montreal and Toronto) and two European destinations (Paris CDG served by Delta, and London Heathrow served by American) being the exceptions. UPS and Fed Ex both have service to RDU, and there is a large amount of GA traffic to add some spice to the schedule. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a couple of white aircraft, but, by and large, you will find RDU is a colorful place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main KRDU-battlehawk77 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. It is recommended to place the KRDU-battlehawk77 folder in your main KRDU folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. So, grab you some Carolina-style barbecue (with cole slaw on top) and a Cheerwine, and enjoy! Gavin (battlehawk77) KRDU-battlehawk77-v1.02.zip

Viva Las Vegas! I'm pleased to share my latest real-life traffic schedule: KLAS - McCarran International. As with previous schedules, you will be experiencing a week of air traffic in southern Nevada. You will see what ATC saw. As one would expect, Vegas is a busy place. In 2018, the airport played host to almost 50 million passengers. Allegiant has an operating base here, and Frontier, Southwest, and Spirit all have crew and maintenance bases here, as well. KLAS is also home to the infamous Janet flights the go to and from Tonopah Test Range. There are some cargo flights that come through Las Vegas, and a LOT of general aviation traffic to keep things interesting. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, by and large, you will find Las Vegas to be a colorful place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main KLAS-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. **SPECIAL NOTE*** You will notice there are two zip files posted: One with cargo aircraft models used, and one (labeled appropriately) without cargo models, for those who do not own any airports using cargo models. The schedules are identical. Only the models used for cargo flights are different. Be sure that you copy ALL files mentioned in the readme as appropriate. It is recommended to place the KLAS-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder in your main KLAS folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. So, put on your lucky shoes and enjoy! -Gavin (battlehawk77) With cargo models: KLAS-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-v1.01.zip Without cargo models: KLAS-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-no cargo-v1.01.zip

Hello, again! I'm pleased to share my latest real-life custom schedule - my second offering for KMCO - Orlando International. As with previous schedules, you will be experiencing a week of air traffic in central Florida. You will see what ATC saw. You'll find Orlando to be a very busy place, averaging between 900 and 1000 movements a day this time of year. Many airlines have a large presence here, including Southwest, Delta, and Spirit. You'll also find a good number of cargo flights flown by UPS and Fed Ex, among others. There is also a decent general aviation presence to add some spice. As always, every effort has been made to use existing Real Color aircraft and liveries. There may be a few white aircraft, but, by and large, you will find Orlando to be a colorful place! Like with my previous offerings, you will find, within the main KMCO-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder, a folder for each day of the week, along with snippet file folders within each day to allow you a smoother and more robust traffic feel. Also included is a listing of the GA operators, a PDF taxi chart, graphic and text files of the traffic levels for each day, and a text file within each day folder of the hourly traffic breakdown. **SPECIAL NOTE*** You will notice there are two zip files posted: One with cargo aircraft models used, and one (labeled appropriately) without cargo models, for those who do not own any airports using cargo models. The schedules are identical. Only the models used for cargo flights are different. Be sure that you copy ALL files mentioned in the readme as appropriate. It is recommended to place the KMCO-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 folder in your main KMCO folder, then copy and paste the files needed (after you back up the originals, of course). If you have any questions, comments, or notice any bugs, please feel free to message me here or on Discord. So, put on your Mickey Mouse ears and enjoy! -Gavin (battlehawk77) ------------ With cargo models - KMCO-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019-v1.1.zip Without cargo models - KMCO-battlehawk77-Autumn 2019 - no cargo models-v1.2.zip

Schedules retracted.

Created another schedule for KPHL, enjoy the airport quirks and all. Found this schedule to be pretty hectic at times making it a decent challenge. Some fun GA and overall works without issues. Testing a few GA's that may have problems but any issues you find I'll see what I can do to fix. Feel free to re-post or what have you and enjoy :) Video for 8am from the schedule here. I played it with a self imposed "scenario" which hosed me but was fun overall lol. Got annoyed at a few bits, myself and just for fun of pushing through. Download Available Here Update: 4/7/2019: Corrected Duplicate plane at 3pm hour. Fixed chart.

Is there anyway to correct a callsign? Tower 3d pro has LOT Polish airlines callsign as POLLOT the correct callsign is LOT

Just experienced something strange on KLAX; Suddenly I had TWO airplanes arriving with the SAME CALL SIGN! Different types of planes, but same call sign. I couldn't control the second one since the first one always "took control". I had to delete the first plane to be able to control the next. See screenshot. Starting time 18:00 and game clock is at 18:06 when it happened.

Gabbor, @winsaudi found this bug while I was listing the new liveries in KMCO. There is a bug in the kmco_airlines.txt file. You have 2 different airlines with the same 3M IATA code. GFT, 3M, GULF FLIGHT, Gulfstream International Airlines, United States <- This line should be deleted. SIL, 3M, SILVER WINGS, Silver Airways, United States The line with GFT Gulf Flight needs to be deleted. Currently the :Silver Wings" flights are coming across as "Gulf Flight" Work around for the community: Delete the GFT line. Also if you get a chance, could you also fix Air Transport as it is missing the airline name field. There should be five parameters separated by commas. Air Transport only has 4. ATN, 8C, AIR TRANSPORT, United States <- Missing "Air Transport" airline name that should go between Call sign and County. ATN, 8C, AIR TRANSPORT, Air Transport, United States

Just wondering if You have any plans to add these add-ons as DLC on Steam? Would be a lot easier for steam users to have the add-ons installed by steam in case of need for re-install the computer or anything.

Hey all, I just downloaded KLGA for Tower!3D and went to re-download real traffic to get the game right. When I click the download link for Real Traffic it tells me that the password has expired and doesn't allow me to get to my download. Any ideas as to why? I'm pretty sure I didn't pay for temporary access to my stuff, right? Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Dear Folks, Here are some screenshot of testing the upcoming SP2 with Nyerges Design's Real Traffic :)