AIG Model Checker 2.61

Quickly Check for live traffic at ANY airport - see below
Check out any airport for unmatched liveries
Double click on an entry to display picture of aircraft with the same registration.
With AIG Model Checker it is easy to see which models still need to be downloaded via AIG Manager.if available.
Select your own airports to collect live Data
Add new airports and set parameters for Live Traffic.AIG Model Checker contains all airports fused by FS2020
Show position of planes on Openstreet.
Select which models you want to be excluded, ie helicopters,small planes
Create VMR files of models or airlines - see below
Quickly Check CFG files for all models
Collect data about types not as yet provided by AIG

Quick Guide

In Options,main settings locate the aig-aitraffic-oci-beta folder most likely found in the Community Folder
From main menu go Aircraft, Compile AIG Airlines
This creates a snapshot of all AIG liveries on your device

Note : Each time you add new liveries, you need to recompile your AIG model data
Click 'Compile AIG Models' button on main screen.

Transition Checker shows all transitions for every airport

Download

AIG Model Checker is designed for Windows 7 / 10 / 11

It is free from bloat ware and has been checked for viruses & malware

Secure DownloadsNO JUNK ADDED!

Adding & Editing an Airport

Find the ICAO code for an airport & enter code in text below 'airport'.

Click Search.

If it has found the airport click 'Add'

In the list of airports on left click on your added airport to find any live traffic.

Note

AIG Model Checker by default filters traffic <1000 ft, so you can quickly check if the match has been successful.

This can be changed in the Life Traffic options.

Creating VMR files

Vmr Lufthansa

For those wanting to use the AIG models as Traffic for VATSIM :

Collecting Flight Numbers

AIG Model Checker enables you to save an airport's live data and spot common flight numbers.

This should provide a clearer picture of what airlines/models to expect at any given time.

It also helps when identifying a route from a given ATC call sign : Swiss 2251 refers to LX2251

AIG Traffic selects a limited number of flights

MSFS Traffic is very selective and at least 15 minutes behind.

From the Live Traffic screen, select an airport and click 'Edit'.
Click 'Log Flights'. Click Apply
Whenever you click on this airport data will be logged
An asterism is placed in front of the Airport's name informing you that data will be logged.
Untick 'Log Flights' to stop logging that particular airport
Airport logs can be exported : Export, 'Flights from selected Airports'
Data can be filtered using a specific day of the week by clinking on a combo box.
Any Flight Numbers which were logged on previous days have an asterisk attached. This should make it easier to spot common flight numbers

Flight Numbers From Heathrow