Hi HiFi...I'm sure this has been brought up before, however the "new" search engine here on AVsim didn't come up with much...I'm doing a lot of flying on Scandinavia, an I get my routes from EuroFPL, which are always CFMU validated with the newest AIRAC... I process the route with Simroutes for a FSX FP, but as with AS2012 simroutes aer not AIRAC updated.Result is that many of my routes in AS2012 consist only of dep/arr ID, because the fixes and airways simply doesn't exist en FSX/AS2012/simroutes. Therefor my enroute weather planning with regards to avarage windcomponents as well as LEG based winds, and of course descend planning, is not possible..1. Are there any known way to circumvate this issue? Can AS2012 import flightplans in another format than FSX FP? Couldn't find anything in Users Manual that indicated this...2. Any plans to incoorperate AIRAC support to AS2012 in the future?Thx for a great product none the less!Mas

Hi HiFi...I'm sure this has been brought up before, however the "new" search engine here on AVsim didn't come up with much...I'm doing a lot of flying on Scandinavia, an I get my routes from EuroFPL, which are always CFMU validated with the newest AIRAC... I process the route with Simroutes for a FSX FP, but as with AS2012 simroutes aer not AIRAC updated.Result is that many of my routes in AS2012 consist only of dep/arr ID, because the fixes and airways simply doesn't exist en FSX/AS2012/simroutes. Therefor my enroute weather planning with regards to avarage windcomponents as well as LEG based winds, and of course descend planning, is not possible..1. Are there any known way to circumvate this issue? Can AS2012 import flightplans in another format than FSX FP? Couldn't find anything in Users Manual that indicated this...2. Any plans to incoorperate AIRAC support to AS2012 in the future?Thx for a great product none the less!Mas

AS2012 doesn't care if your route has waypoints that are not in FSX... as far as simroutes goes, why not use a flightplanner that does support the AIRAC like FSBuild 2.4 or vRoutes?DJ

I must admit I feel kinda silly and embarressed.I've known about Vroute for several years, but never gave it s shot. I see now I have missed out! Even the free version has loads of very usefull options - not to mention exporting routes to .pln format with the latest AIRAC...DJ - I owe you 1!!Mas