Note that all sections in this file are optional.  Default values will be used if not defined.  If you're using
AIRPORT_OPERATIONS though, you must have corresponding RUNWAY_OPERATIONS sections.  Any text outside of the START
and END key words for each section are taken as comments.

These are the aircraft codes used for the aircraft types in the below sections:
0 -	Fighter (<100,000 lbs AND thrust:weight ratio > 0.5 - eg. F-35, SU-27, must have an afterburner)
1 -	Super Heavy Jet (> 1,000,000 lbs - A-380, AN-225)
2 -	Heavy Jet (> 255,000 lbs - eg. A-340, A-330, 747, 787, 777, 767)
3 -	Large Jet (> 41,000 lbs - eg. A-318 - A-321, 757, 737)
4 -	Large Prop (> 41,000 lbs - eg. C-130, A-400)
5 -	Medium Jet (> 19,000 lbs - eg. CRJs, ERJs or large business jets like Gulfstream and Global Express)
6 -	Medium Prop (> 19,000 lbs - eg. Dash-8s, ATRs)
7 -	Light Jet (< 19,000 lbs - eg. small business jets, jet trainers)
8 -	Light Prop (< 19,000 lbs - eg. Cessnas, Pipers, Lancairs, King Airs, Metroliners)
9 -     Helicopter


FLIGHTS PER DAY
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This section is only appicable if you are auto-generating flights or augmenting the fixed flight plans with
autogen traffic (mostly GA and military).  Flights per day is for the sum of arrivals and departures for the
various airlines and military operators using the airport.  Use the operator NONE to specify general aviation
traffic.

Where no fixed flights are defined, these values are used by the AutoGen for the following purposes:
	- To determine the number of flights to generate when using OpenFlight data which exists
	  for standard non-charter airline flights.
	- To generate random traffic where no OpenFlight data exists. ie GA or military traffic
	- If the Augment option is checked in the Flight Setup window, this data is used to add
          in missing traffic, like add GA traffic or the odd military flight to a civil airport

Use a site like flightaware.com to determine these numbers.  This site lists GA flights as well as airliner
flights so is a good reference.  Note that it doesn`t have out and back training flights so you`ll have
to determine those numbers by some other means.

Note, that when GA and military flights are are auto-generated for an airport, the number of these flights
is determined based on the number of ground routes available.  If there are no ground routes available for
GA aircraft, no GA flight plans will be generated.


ICAO		Flights Per Day for Aircraft Types
Operator  	0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9	 Pct One-Way 	Comments
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
START_FLTS_PER_DAY
ACA		0   0   0   6   0   2  12   0   0   0    100
WJA	        0   0   0   8   0   0  16   0   0   0    100
SWG	        0   0   0   6   0   0   0   0   0   0    100
UAL             0   0   0   2   0   0   0   0   0   0    100
DAL             0   0   0   2   0   0   0   0   0   0    100
CFC	       .1   0  .1   0  .1  .1   0   0   0   0    100		Occasional military stops for refueling
NONE            0   0   0   0   0   0   0   2  999   99     66		about 33% training flights out and back
END_FLTS_PER_DAY