FSBuild all the way, winds aloft, great fuel burn tables available. Navdata support, just the best and always has been.

Ok Ok.. Im leaning towards FSBuild as some guys are mentioning Navdata, Winds aloft, fuel burn, great sid/star planning etc, these things are ticking all the right boxes.

 

Does it work in conjunction with AS2012?

FSCommander. Has moving map. You can try it for free.

FSCommander. Has moving map. You can try it for free.

 

From Aerosoft?

If you want something now, I would recommend FSBuild for the reasons stated by others. Yes it works with AS2012, yes it works with REX, yes it uses navigraph. It can use winds aloft for performance, altitude, etc. I have been using it since forever. It does not have a moving map, but that isn't flight planning. The user interface is functional but not the best it could be, yet it works. Like others, including you, I'm waiting "to see how PFPX turns out" and will probably switch if it's as advertised.

Cheers FSBuild it is to be

You can't go wrong with FSBuild, I have used it for many years and about to plan a flight right now from ZBAA to KSEA no hassles with FSB, the very best flight planner to date.

 

Bob

Cheers Bob and thanks to all for you're recommendations.

I lurv FS Build! But then I don't know commander since I have never used it.. so this is a statement without comparing.

You know it can't , that's exactly why you asked.

 

No, I don't.I know it does import winds from ASE but I could never figure out (for sure) if the planner just imports the winds and presents them to you in the navlog or if it creates the plan taking into considering winds aloft too. This is why I ask.