willing to pay for your hard work

[fls]

Active runway at least make it an option so we can finally get rid of yellow lines forever. WILLING TO PAY FOR THE WORK!!!!!!

Frank 

[marvic]

Active runway at least make it an option so we can finally get rid of yellow lines forever. WILLING TO PAY FOR THE WORK!!!!!!

Frank 

Yellow lines are real, why would you get rid of them. Are you referring to a follow me vehicle to the Active runway? The runway is the wide long strip with lights around it and numbers on each end.

[Bruce Hamilton]

I think he's talking about the progressive taxi arrows... 

[marvic]

I think he's talking about the progressive taxi arrows... 

Yep Bruce, I was trying to be silly.

[virtuali]

You can get rid of the yellow lines already, at landing...we are planning a follow me to the active, although I'm fairly sure (just like the rear stairs on gates with jetways) lots of people will ask how to turn it off, because is not very common, at least not everywhere.

[marvic]

we are planning a follow me to the active, although I'm fairly sure (just like the rear stairs on gates with jetways) lots of people will ask how to turn it off, because is not very common, at least not everywhere.

Please have a way of switching this off. I do not know where in the world they offer this service, scares me that pilots can't find the runway. Yikes!

[pete_auau]

yea i vote  no   there  are  taxi  signs   that  u  can follow  to the  active  plus  isnt  there  a  follow  me  arrows  if you use  fsx   atc   since  havnt  used  that  for  ages

[wb2002]

yea i vote  no   there  are  taxi  signs   that  u  can follow  to the  active  plus  isnt  there  a  follow  me  arrows  if you use  fsx   atc   since  havnt  used  that  for  ages

Not all situations are the same. I would like to have this as an option also - to use or not use. When using FSX ATC and acknowledging rwy to taxi to for takeoff, if you for some reason forget or mistakenly acknowledge instead of repeat, there is no way to ask for takeoff rwy again and you have to use the arrows (which looks rediculous) or a "FollowMe" program which I use.

[virtuali]

I do not know where in the world they offer this service, scares me that pilots can't find the runway. Yikes!

As I've said...

I can only confirm it IS being used in real world. Just that some people think it's not, only because it's not very common, read here for a real world example at Budapest:

http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/general_aviation/read.main/3104379/