I save the FSX flight with radar contact as ATC after receiving clearance that changed my RWY and SID that i have plan at the beginning.

How i can change to the new SID so radar contact ATC will flight the new flight plan?

Michael

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Do you mean that you have the runway and SID already saved to the flightplan that Radar contact is looking at? If so, I think the only options for you are to a) request the runway that you originally wanted, or B) fly the runway RC has given you with a new appropriate SID, and when it complains about your route, ask direct to your next waypoint.

 

The better way or doing things if possible is to save your flight plan without the SID or runway and load that to RC and select "departure with no altitude restrictions" in the options. You can then select the SID and runway in you plane's FMC based on the clearance given to you as long as your SID ends in the first way point of the route and RC won't complain.

hi MHyypia thanks for your solutions. Selecting "dep with no alt rest" is the best, most realistic way to fly without RC to vector you. On page 107 of the manual, give the explanation how to file a DP.

thanks again

Michael