February 4, 200521 yr I am rapidly exhausting my comfort with the FS9 flight plan utility and planning to buy a flight planning progam. I have narrowed this decision down to FSNavigator or FS Build, there are probably more people using FS Navigator, but from the descriptions of the two, I like the method of building a flight plan using Jet Airways and Sid/Stars in FS Build better. If this is not a subject that is appropriate for this forum, I would ask the Mod to immediately trash it, if it is okay, would anyone with experience with FS Build give me an impression of your satisfaction with the program and its usability? I would appreciate that.GB
February 4, 200521 yr >I am rapidly exhausting my comfort with the FS9 flight plan>utility and planning to buy a flight planning progam. I have>narrowed this decision down to FSNavigator or FS Build, there>are probably more people using FS Navigator, but from the>descriptions of the two, I like the method of building a>flight plan using Jet Airways and Sid/Stars in FS Build>better. If this is not a subject that is appropriate for this>forum, I would ask the Mod to immediately trash it, if it is>okay, would anyone with experience with FS Build give me an>impression of your satisfaction with the program and its>usability? I would appreciate that.>>GBI have both, but its FS Nav for me
February 4, 200521 yr i to have both, i also use http://rfinder.asalink.net/free/?PHP for the routing and use fsbuid to export to fs9 fsnav and all the fmc databases....this way i have every option covered."Lairy"Liam Reynolds Liam Reynolds - EGNS Youtube Channel
February 4, 200521 yr FS Build is a VERY good program. Very in depth and exactly what you'd want in a flight planning program. Cheers,John TavendaleTextures by Tavers - https://www.facebook.com/texturesbytavers
February 4, 200521 yr Whole heartly agree with John here, I use FSBuild2 excusivly for all my flightplan building.Dan.
February 4, 200521 yr FSnav (On it's site) has a file where you can export it directly to the PMDG FMC. Enough said?All the best,Dave.'Three greens and soft landings' Dave Taylor
February 4, 200521 yr Hey guys, many thanks. I think I will start out with FS Build2, it seems more like the reality of laying out the Jepson Hi Altitude Enroute charts, seeing which airways go where I am going, and then building the routing up to take me where I want to go. I have the FS Nav as a try before you buy and it has some nice features, so I will likely buy it as some time too.Wow, this NG is one superb sim add on, I had thought that my Capt Sim F-104 was the best yet, but thats only when I want to fly pointy nosed airplanes and go fast, this 737-NG is the real thing. Most of my flying (all of my rw) has been steam, so this is a real treat.GB
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