http://www.jetdoc.com/HLP/helptt2_1.html

Foo, this site is excellent and walked me through the whole process. I remember the time needs to be in Zulu time so when you enter your time on the flight charts remember to take off at the same time in order to see them.


http://www.spacejock.com/yRoute.html

I've also read that this Yroute is a new program to add plans much easier.

check this out, you can make AC do touch and goes in 2004

http://www.jetdoc.com/HLP/helptt2_4.html#tng

Touch-n-Go Landings - FS2004

In FS2004, Microsoft has added the ability to have aircraft perform "touch-n-go" landings. It is a great way to add a greater sense of realism to your flight plans and your simulator. Any part of a flight plan can include the "TNG" parameter for "Touch-N-Go's". The AI will fly that leg at its normal cruise speed and upon arrival they will fly touch-n-go circuits until the arrival time is reached.

You can make aircraft do practice flights to and from the same airport. This still requires two legs, but both legs can be designated for the same airport. According to Lee, "It is theoretically possible to have a Touch and Go flight plan with a single leg, but this doesn't seem to work properly." Here is an example flight plan for a single airport practice session:

AC#51,NJDU01,15%,24Hr,VFR,
15:00:00,TNG16:30:00,060,R,0000,KSDM,
17:00:00,TNG17:35:00,060,R,0000,KSDM

color added for example only
In this example the aircraft will take off from KSDM at 15:00 and do touch-n-go's at the same airport. The aircraft will continue that until 16:30 when it will land and park. Then the same aircraft will depart at 17:00, do touch-n-go's until 17:35 and then land and park.

The circuits are performed at the pattern altitude and direction for the runway used, as specified in the airport facility data. This feature is for FS2004 only. FS2002 will ignore the "TNG" in the flight plan if it is encountered, and when arriving at the destination airport the AI will land immediately instead of performing circuits until the designated arrival time. For more information about programming touch-n-go's please see my course on advanced usage of Traffic Tools 2.x.