Does anyone know the route that United airlines flys with their 767-300's from Newark to Zurich? Im looking for spacific waypoints of the flight. If not can someone direct me towards where I might find them?

 

Thanks!

 

The attached Photo is what FSX suggests but i know that is wrong. :rolleyes:

 

UAL978 MERIT HFD PUT BOS BRADD N61B VIXUN NATX DINIM NATX ELSOX GAPLI UL739 LIZAD UN160 PIGOP UN491 MELKO UM606 BLM

 

SHAMELESS PLUG: http://forum.avsim.net/groups/48-online-virtual-pilots-association/

 

 

Dave

 

Looks like you're looking for an FSX Flight Plan. What aircraft are you flying?

 

I created an FSX Flight Plan for you in case that's what you're looking for. You can download it from: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/39644013/KEWR-LSZH.zip

 

Unzip it, and place it into your My Documents\Flight Simulator X Files.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Dave

Newark Liberty Intl. Airport (KEWR)-Zurich Airport (LSZH)

 

Aircraft: Boeing 767-300

 

Route: MERIT HFD PUT BOS BRADD N53B YYT NATY DINIM NATY ELSOX GAPLI UL739 LIZAD UN160 PIGOP UN491 MELKO UM606 BLM

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/UAL978/history/20120909/2247Z/KEWR/LSZH

That is exactly what I am looking for! thank you very much!

Im using CS767-300 for this flight in the UA colors.

 

Now is their any easier way to enter the waypoints rather than looking for them?

Now is their any easier way to enter the waypoints rather than looking for them?

No idea. I don't have CS' 767.

Nevermind I downloaded the Flight Plan

Page 37 of the Flight Management Manual.

 

The rest of the manual can help out too, from time to time... LOL! :wink:

I ment on FSX flight plan creator, I got the FMC down PAT! ;-)

You can take the route from www.flightaware.com and paste it into www.simroutes.com on the generate routes tab, add your departure and destination airports, generate the route and download the route. After that you will be able to load the route with the default FSX flight planner. I do not have your plane, but you also maybe able to just load it as a route into your FMS. This works with a lot of payware planes like the PMDG MD11, ES CX750, CS MD80, PMDG 737NGX, etc.

 

Note that when copying routes from Flightware you generally do not want to copy the first and last entries, these are usually SID's and STAR's that you do not want to include in your flight plan.

Cross atlantic routings are dynamic and change every day. The routing of tracks across the north atlantic change depending on things like weather and time of day. If you just take the historic routing of one such flight then you might get a route that takes you away from the high altitude jet winds, which in turn would increase your flight time and fuel usage. So if youre using real world weather then you would be best off getting the very latest NAT tracks and plan your route yourself instead of using a route you found somewhere on the net.