>.< Hate to sound like a total goof. But is there a type of tool that does the same for FS9
Oh BTW here's what the description of FSEconomy for anybody whos interested.
FSEconomy is an economical environment for General Aviation flight simmers! You are a "pilot for hire", and you will use various aircraft to fly passengers and/or cargo that are scattered throughout the flight simulator world. The virtual money you earn from flying can be used within the FSE world to buy aircraft, start a Virtual Airline, or open an FBO business. FBOs (or Fixed-Base Operator) sell fuel, provide aircraft maintenance services, sell avionics, and can operate a small passenger terminal.
FSEconomy does not simulate a "scheduled airline" type of environment. The game will place paying passengers/cargo randomly at all of the world's airports, with random destinations. As an FSE pilot, you must choose the best available aircraft for the job given the assignment and revenue. You must either rent an aircraft or use one that you own. You can choose a career on your own or you can start (or join) a group of other pilots. "Groups" can collectively own an aircraft and share it amongst themselves to create a realistic business.
FSEconomy consists of a website and a small software program that interacts with your Microsoft or X-Plane Flight Simulator. The website is where you find assignments; rent, buy, sell, and maintain your aircraft; manage your bank account; and join or start groups. The software program (called the 'Agent' or 'Client') is what is used to connect your Flight Simulator environment with the FSE website database.
The world of FSEconomy is filled with aircraft of various makes and models. These aircraft are persistent and accumulate engine and airframe time when used. Aircraft can only be flown by one pilot at a time and are only available at the location that they were last flown to. The fuel level is monitored by the agent, and the next person to use that aircraft will have to start with the fuel level that the last pilot left it with.
Every airport has the capability to generate assignments which are available to everybody using the FSE system on a first-come, first-served basis. Multiple assignments can be flown simultaneously and assignments can be locked for later use (beware of assignment expiration times). Assignments may also be claimed by Flight Groups, so pilots who are part of that group can fly them.
Like the real world, assignments come and go, so it’s possible that an airport that has five jobs today could have none tomorrow. FSE is not designed to simulate scheduled-airline assignments that are always consistent; rather, it is a simulation of General Aviation -- sometimes there are jobs available, sometimes there aren't.