Adding missing airports to the "Plan G" flight-planner

[RoboRay 126]

How about this option. Name the flight data base the same as the FS9 database. That way it will not affect the FSX data and will only be a problem for the people using Flight and FS9 which I'm assuming is far fewer than those using FSX and Flight. Then they can choose which one to use in Plan-G.

 

Yeah, that should be a workable solution, too. While there are people still using FS9, the number of people using both FS9 and FSX along with Flight is bound to be miniscule.

[Guest]

How about this option. Name the flight data base the same as the FS9 database. That way it will not affect the FSX data and will only be a problem for the people using Flight and FS9 which I'm assuming is far fewer than those using FSX and Flight. Then they can choose which one to use in Plan-G.

 

Clever trick!

[crusaderuk 1]

How about this option. Name the flight data base the same as the FS9 database. That way it will not affect the FSX data and will only be a problem for the people using Flight and FS9 which I'm assuming is far fewer than those using FSX and Flight. Then they can choose which one to use in Plan-G.

 

This is one of those posts that make me slap myself in the face and scream (much to the wife's amusement), why the heck didn't I think of this ...DUH . Great idea thanks.

[RoboRay 126]

I'll mention this trick in the future, each time I upload a new revision. :Peace:

[n4gix 4,956]

I have to confess, I'd not thought of that either! Although I do have FS9, FSX+A, and Flight co-installed on my flightsim test computer, I rarely even launch FS9 anymore.

 

So, this will be an excellent way for me to use PlanG in both FSX and Flight! B)