For those who wonder why I bother putting so much work into a 15 year old schedule: 

1. The accuracy is much better than that of later schedule updates which were riddled by a myriad of errernous data. 

2. Back in the day the airport looked much better than the modern uniform sea of Airbii 32x and Boeings 73x. It has a certain nostalgia to it to encounter old 727 bangers and russian metal in copious amounts. 

3. Once everything is setup in FS2004, it's (relatively) easy, if perhaps somewhat time consuming, to create a FSX conversion and together with the custimizable AI Sounds in FSX you can take FSX to the next level. 

Many thanks for all your hard work, especially in doing all the missing repaints. Could you update this thread asap, with the missing repaints you have done. I have the majority of the Repaints, needed for the Ultimate Traffic Classic December 2003 Airline Schedule, but still have many missing. 

Someone wrote a Python Computer Language Code for me, to download all the Repaints for each Project AI Aircraft type, from the Original Project AI Website. And the Flight1 Repaints .utu files, from a old year 2007 page, on this Website. Here are the Website Links, If you would like to download, the original Project AI Repaints yourself, or if other people would like to download them. I know they are not as good for framerates, but some people may want them :- 

https://python-forum.io/Thread-I-Want-To-Download-Many-Files-Of-Same-File-Extension-With-Either-Wget-Or-Python" rel="nofollow - https://python-forum.io/Thread-I-Want-To-Download-Many-Files-Of-Same-File-Extension-With-Either-Wget-Or-Python  (Scroll down to the last post, on the first page in the Thread, for the relevant Code for downloading the .utu Files)

https://python-forum.io/Thread-Code-Needs-finishing-Off-Help-Needed?page=2" rel="nofollow - https://python-forum.io/Thread-Code-Needs-finishing-Off-Help-Needed?page=2  (For downloading the original Project AI Aircraft Airline Repaints)