Hello,
My father (claudiond or Cláudio Duarte) has been an enthusiastic Aerowinx pilot since the DOS version, and one thing he always told me he missed was the possibility to burn some fuel by taxying through the airports in a more realistic way, since he doesn't use external scenery.
To fill this gap I have just developed Aeromap, a freeware App that allows you not only to taxi, but also to follow the whole flight through a moving map that uses OpenStreetMap.

In the few tests we have done everything seems in order, and the impact in terms of FPS seems to be virtually zero.
You can download the Windows and Mac versions here:
https://github.com/jdanielnd/aeromap/releases/latest - For Windows: download the
Aeromap-Setup-0.1.2.exe file and follow the setup instructions.
- For Mac: download the
Aeromap-0.1.2.dmg file and do the usual Mac installation. Just drag the app to the Application folder.
To distribute code-signed apps, it is required to buy expensive certificates which I don't have, so the app is not signed. This means your operational system will notice a warning during installation (Windows) or on the first time you open the app (Mac) telling you it's from an unknown developer.
Instructions to override this warning may vary, but this is what worked for me:
- For Windows: when the warning appears, click on More info, and then on Install anyway.
- For Mac: right click the app, hold option, and click on Open
We hope this is also helpful for other pilots

Feedback is welcome, although the time I have for improving Aeromap is very limited indeed.
Regards,
JD