Flight Plan Request: CYUL: Montreal Doral Intl to CYVR Vancouver intl.with Sid/star if possible.thanks, Alex CYUL :-wave Don't count the years in your life, count the life in your years.Pentium III 933MHz256megs ram30.7 gig HDVisionTek GeForce2 Ti 64MB DDR52x CD-ROMCable modemWindows XPTTX 17" monitorLG12x8x32x cd-rwCH products flightsim yoke USB LECH products Pro Pedals USB

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CYUL to CYVR:First of all, for a flight of that length the winds will be a major factor and the route may bend north or south of the great circle route to minimize the average headwind over the flight. If the jetstream is to the north the flights will stay south and vice versa. As a result, the exact routing for a given flight will vary from day to day. Below are some examples.There are a couple options here:1. Straight airways routing CYVR CYUL3 YUL V487 YMW J513 YQT J500 VBI J504 VLN J500 YDC J504 BOOTH BOOTH2 (or STAVE1) CYVR2. Random RNAV routing (the type usually used by Air Canada): crossing either even latitudes (eg 49N) or latitudes and half (eg 49deg 30 min)at 10 deg longitude increments. ExampleCYUL CYUL3 YUL V487 YMW N49W080 N50W090 N50W100 N51W110 N50W120 BOOTH BOOTH3 (OR STAVE1) CYVR3. Or a mixture of the two.The SIDS out of CYUL (CYUL3) are typically runway heading to 5000 ft ASL (don't forget to do the noise abatement climb profile).The arrivals from the west into CYVR are either the BOOTH2 arrival (for RWYs 08L, 08R or 12) or the STAVE1 arrival (which starts at the booth intersection as well but is for RWY 26L and 26R only).Hope that helps,Cheers,Kevin

You might consider FSNav, which (once you've downloaded the latest airac and sid/stars) will enable to you create your own flightplan.regardsJeff