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Recommend an external Flight Planner?

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Can anyone recommend a flight planning program (payware OR freeware), that can create a route between 2 (or more) airports including SIDS, STARS, airways, Transitions that I can input into FSX (primarily for PMDG's 737NGX) manually using the FMC, or by importing the flight plan into the plane from the flight planner.ThanksNick

Nick Watson

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web based flight planner is: rfinder.asalink.net/free - worked well for my flights until I bought FSBuild - calculates Fuel, Takeoff speeds (sometimes), SIDS, STARS, Wind (in connection with ActiveSky) and so on and a very good freeware is PlanG - a freeware flight planning tool with many, many options. Just google for it.

Kind regards, Erich.

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Thanks, I'll take a look.It would be good if there was that one website of addon which would do everything in one!

Nick Watson

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AivlaSoft EFB. Cheers, - jahman.
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ahh thanks Jahman, that looks nicerand can track your progress over a network! Nice!

Nick Watson

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http://www.pfpx.com - this is gonna be the best thing when it comes out...
Care to expand? Cheers, - jahman.

It's the new flight planner for FSX being developed by the folks behind TOPCAT I think. It does look quite promising. Though, the release date has been pushed from August 2011 to Christmas 2011.

Flightsim Commander is very good, i have no issues with version 9 http://www.fscommander.com/ Doesn't look as good as EFB waiting to see what pfpx is like.

Ian R Tyldesley

Flightsim Commander is very good, i have no issues with version 9 http://www.fscommander.com/ Doesn't look as good as EFB waiting to see what pfpx is like.
+++1 FSC. I used EFB as a 30-day trial but having missed out on the Special Offer for the iFly737NGX release, I reverted to my Flight Sim Commander v.9 which does more or less everything that EFB did.If you are familiar with the now-defunct FSNavigator, this is more or less similar but a great deal better,IMHO. It gives you the info for which altitude you need to be at to intercept the G/S,all the Comms/Nav data for departure as well arrival airports and exports to many formats too.

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Care to expand? Cheers, - jahman.
It's being made by real world dispatchers - I've seen some previews and it looks like it matches up very well with what airlines actually use to plan flights.

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It's being made by real world dispatchers - I've seen some previews and it looks like it matches up very well with what airlines actually use to plan flights.
Cool. Thanks! Cheers, - jahman.
+++1 FSC. I used EFB as a 30-day trial but having missed out on the Special Offer for the iFly737NGX release, I reverted to my Flight Sim Commander v.9 which does more or less everything that EFB did.If you are familiar with the now-defunct FSNavigator, this is more or less similar but a great deal better,IMHO. It gives you the info for which altitude you need to be at to intercept the G/S,all the Comms/Nav data for departure as well arrival airports and exports to many formats too.
I have used it in the past, but FSC does what i want for the moment. I have been following pfpx with interest, i may well convert over once that comes out.

Ian R Tyldesley

I have used it in the past, but FSC does what i want for the moment. I have been following pfpx with interest, i may well convert over once that comes out.
I too am looking forward to seeing this PFPX when it comes out.Looks promising.

Rick Almeida

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