Siting in a field near EHAM, there are many Alerts regarding Aircraft without flight plans, ( I added an ID report to he alert) e.g:
2367.46 [ALRT]:atc AI error: Aircraft, ID:327, without traffic record, is signing off from Frankfurt am Main-ground at /fgfs/flightgear/src/ATC/ATCController.cxx:376
ATCController.cxx @376 ID:327
FGAIManager @359 *base: callsign LH470
FGData/AI/Traffic/D/DLH.xml @10979:
<flight>
<callsign>LH470</callsign>
<required-aircraft>DLH-744</required-aircraft>
<fltrules>IFR</fltrules>
<departure>
<port>EDDF</port>
<time>11:50:00</time>
</departure>
<cruise-alt>380</cruise-alt>
<arrival>
<port>CYYZ</port>
<time>20:20:00</time>
</arrival>
<repeat>24Hr</repeat>
</flight>
The traffic file looks OK, wondering if there's an xml parsing problem, related to ticket #2711 ( missing 'END' in AI scenario ) ?
Adding so Keith sees this, but I suspect this another 'general tarffic issue'.
I doubt it that the traffic is at fault.
The control flow around this is not very obvious. This error was previously silently ignored.
Not problem with traffic. TrafficRecord is marked as dead and removed from controller before it signs off in the destruction.
Is the 'it' signing off in the destruction somewhere for me to look ? It's not clear what is responsible for the marking and removing from the comment.
Should this be an 'ALRT', the highest level message, then ?