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Originally Posted by SPAD-1949
Was landing shyness of AI allready mentioned?
I creatded missions where I'm part of a flight ready to start. the rest of my flight is allready in runway 1, I need to Taxi.
Another flight (incomimg reconaissence) has to land first on the parallel runway 2 (Pacific islands map 90-270 runways on northern island) before we can start.
But the aircraft supposed to land won't do so. Rather circle around like drunk skanks on a fair until fuel is over then eventually land or mostly crash.
If I remove the other AC of my flight and don't move from my position at the hinterlandiest part of the Airfield, they mostly land, but allways circle around a few times.
I can't force them with 2 or 3 waypoints just to fricking land straight without just whimpy-pimpy around fpr a while.
Its just for the immersion of seeing them touch down before you cross the runway and join your flight (iE starting eastwards)
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AI planes are sensitive to other planes and/or vehicles near their intended touchdown area. You have both near that area.
I suggest moving your aircraft taking off to the other runway...but not changing their takeoff direction. Then, have the AI planes land on the runway you were originally taking off from.
The second alternative is to simply have your planes take off from the other end of the runway. In any event, you don't want your flights sitting on the end of the runway that is near the touchdown area of the returning planes.
*BTW, are you using 4.11? You no longer need to use the old workaround of using vehicles to temporarily 'block' a flight from taking off. In 4.11 you can simply delay the takeoff of a flight, even after it has spawned.
Also, you seem to have other issues as there was an explosion on the runway at the start of the mission.
One more thing....in 4.11 you can now instruct flights to land 'straight in', without the normal circling. However, you still need to clear up the 'sensitive' area near their touchdown zone.
In all, you still have a lot to do if you want everything to play out your way.
Aviar