How to find flightplans?

[Guest bjohannes]

Just wondering how to go about getting flightplans for actual flights. I've been to FBOweb.com and can't seem to find them anywhere. Thanks.

[amccann88 0]

You have to pay a monthly fee to FBOweb to get the flight plans. I do not remember how much it costs though, hehe, I'm lucky enough for my parents to foot the bill. I think it is like $9.95 a month of something like that, I am sure someone on the forum can correct me if I'm wrong though. Hope this helps. Austin McCann

[Guest bjohannes]

Ahh, I figured it would cost something. Any other sources for flightplans on the web?

[amccann88 0]

This is an FAA website that includes all the preferred routes within the united states. It is a fairly good site and it is free, but it does not include very many routes, just the ones that are flown quite frequently.http://www.fly.faa.gov/Products/Coded_Depa...s_database.htmlI hope that helps. Austin McCann

[Martin Georg EDDF 0]

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[Guest bjohannes]

Thanks for all the replies. I decided to cough up the $10 and give fboweb.com a try. I've found some great routes but most of the time I only get part of the route. For example:CYYZ./.SSM.J500.VBI..GOVIT.GOVIT3.CYWGThere is a gap in the flight plan between CYYZ and SSM. Any idea how to see the entire, complete route?