 Dedicated display of arrivals, departures or a split screen including both for the airport you select.  Customisable content, including logos, airline and airport data, arrival and departure state descriptions, highlights, fonts and colours  Highlighted flights according to their state, for example “Final Call”, “Departed”, “Landed”.  Real World Airport Names and advanced operational information including allocated runways, parking/gates, speed, altitude and distance of each flight from the airport and user (when such information is available from the simulator).  Flight Numbers and IATA codes where available.  Aircraft categorizations according to the operator (offering a unique interpretation of flight information for Passenger, Cargo, Military and GA flights).  Detailed description of each flight including the previous schedule and next schedule for the operating AI aircraft. Old flights in the past are removed, new flights in the future are added.

 Flight listings change as time passes by in the simulator, including day, month year and time zone changes.  Status changes as they happen in the simulator: “Wait in lounge”, “go to gate”, “boarding”, “taxi”, “departed”, “on time”, “landed” and “baggage reclaim” are just some of the events you’ll see.  Flights that have happened in the past, those occurring now in the simulator and those expected in the future as defined by the simulator for the airport you select. Innovative Display features – What you see on STB Starting from the idea of displaying flight information like you would find at any real-world airport, Super Traffic Board (STB) goes far beyond this by providing new and exciting ways of displaying your AI traffic flights and interacting with them.

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