Anyone please provide?

hello i can answer of course but not on public side ???plus you certainly ask but never say something when you ll get an anwser really a shame ????!!!http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...ing_type=searchhope you understandphil

There are some things better left not written but be certain that your reply to my post is worth less than gnat spit.If you have an attention defecit disorder, try ridlin!!!

Hi AirbusBuff,Here's the flightplan you requested... :)FDX138 KMEM-CYYC A310/HN0466F350 DCT ARG DCT MCI DCT ONL DCT DPR DCT GGW J477 YXH/N0464F370 J477 VUCAN VUCAN7Regards,http://home.planet.nl/~duijn181/cu2/koen.jpg

airbusbuffyou asked on another post about infos i replied and dont get any reply from you it was my point ...the policy on board is certainly more than just only ask get and no words dont you think ???now about my attention or deficit you assumed i have to thank you to point to it but im not living in virtual worldanyway thanks for you that some reply without askings words certainly you re lucky in others board that not the same...!!!i dont salute you

Koen kind sir, thank you for your post. You provide such an invaluable service to this community and I appluad you sir, BRAVO!!BRAVO!!I hope you remain here as an icon, a fixture, a pillar within this community for the dedication to us your humble simmers.

Hi Airbusbuff,Thanks for your kind words... :-shyI just wanted to say that I'll always try to help the flightsim community as far as I can, but I cannot get every real world flightplan there is. ;-)I'll also give you an answer to your first question about how we get the flightplans. There are a lot of ways to get flightplans and I know almost everyone uses a different one to get them. Probably the most simple way is to subscribe for a flight tracking service, that also provides flightplans (the cheapest I found so far is www.fboweb.com for $9.95/month). Thereby, you can also have access to flightplans via your work (e.g. working for the ATC or an airline), but remember you don't always have permission to make them public then (your contract could forbid you to do so). Another good source for flightplans are datacommunications between aircraft and airlines (like ACARS, HFDL, CPDLC and so on). Especially ACARS is very easy to receive with a simple VHF radio (unfortunately in some countries it's forbidden by law), although you can't get loads of flightplans with it (usually about 20/day). Futher, you can always make a flightplan yourself using some tools. If you've made one from, to or within Europe, you can always check the plan you made here: http://www.cfmu.eurocontrol.be/chmi_public...sp?serv1=ifpuvs.If you're interested in making them yourself, be sure to check out RouteFinder (http://rfinder.asalink.net), PMFlightplanner (http://www.pmfp.com) and FSBuild (http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/alstoer1).I know that when you don't have much experience making flightplans, it can be quite hard. But even when you know that you can't make perfect flightplans using the tools I mentioned, they'll certainly help a lot if you don't have the enroute charts of the area you're flying in. :)Cheers,http://home.planet.nl/~duijn181/cu2/koen.jpgP.S. If you've any other questions about flightplanning, or need help making a flightplan, feel free to send me an email.

Thank you for the info Koen