I don't have time to check the airports you note but genrally FS9 military airports don't have any parking spaces.

Having said that, the AF2 readme states:
"Arrival time:
This is the estimated time of arrival at the destination airport. This can be used in two ways: compiler calculated arrival times or user defined fixed arrival times.

By default, this field will be calculated by the compiler and you do not have to fill it in. In fact, the compiler will ignore anything you put in this field so you can just leave it blank (e.g. ,00:00:00, or just , , ). When the compiler calculates this value it is actually the arrival time in the airport’s airspace. The arrival time at the gate or parking space will be about 15 minutes later, after landing and taxiing. When you compile TTools will automatically insert the calculated arrival time in this field, and you can re-open the FlightPlans file to see the arrival times. The compiler calculates the flight time using the distance between the two airports at the specified cruise speed for the aircraft.

Alternatively, you can specify a fixed arrival time by preceding it with a ‘@’ symbol (e.g. @11:26:00 or @6/22:13:00). In that case the compiler will calculate the cruise speed required to make the aircraft arrive at the specified time for that leg of the flight plan, regardless of the cruise speed given for the aircraft, or the cruise speeds used for other legs of the flight plan. When you use a fixed arrival time then it will actually specify the arrival time at the gate, give of take a few minutes, and not the arrival time in the airspace as with a compiler calculated arrival time."

of course you've read this as it comes with TTools.

the exact landing time (according to Lee's readme) cannot be given but if the traffic_file.BGL is Decompiled, the time the plane enters the zone has automatically been computed and can be read there.

All i do is hang around the airport using 4X and wait for the crates to show up

bill

David, you are aware that the time in Yroute is ZULU time and not local time right?

Double check the time of arrival and then sit there waiting for it to arrive.

There is a traffic SDK where you can launch the explorer and track the AI within a certain distance of your airport.

This is how I track my AI flights. I've read about  Traffic View Board (TVB) over on PAI Military forums but haven't tried it myself. Appears it allows you to follow your AI plane all the way through.

When speeding up the game you can only go 4x and then it removes the AI.

I would just load up Mildenhall and make sure you have other places than the runway to start from. If you do then the AI should land there.

I have a RAF package up at the normal sites if you need some RAF bases with parking