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For those of you that were wondering what would be supported, check this out!

 

http://www.flightsimsoft.com/downloads/PFPX%20Aircraft%26Add-On%20List.pdf

 

Thanks for this.  They should have a way for people to upload the profiles for aircraft they create so others can get them.  Their list is good but I'd add some more so that it becomes a one-stop-shop for flight planning and other useful features.  Some smaller aircraft, Beech Duke and Turbine Duke, J41, etc.

Does anyone know if this program needs to be on the same computer as your third party weather program and fsx? I am wanting to put it on a non-networked laptop. Not sure where it gets it's weather data from.

 

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NOAA I read on the opus forum.

I would assume that you would need to access to fsx. So a networked fsx would be required, with fsx drive and documents folder mapped in your network.

Otherwise you would need to run it from your fsx computer.

Just registered there and it's extremely simplistic compared to what PFPX has, sorry. Biggest thing I see right off the bat is that PFPX can actually generate a route for you from scratch between any two airports without having to paste one in from somewhere else or search a database of what others have used.

Regarding SimBrief, I just stumbled upon this.  I entered a flight from EDDF to KLAX (clicking on the EDDF window afte entering KLAX) I got the following routing:

 

BIBTI2M BIBTI UZ28 DIBIR MIMVA UL602 EMLON UM79 TENDO/N0496F320 UM79 NATEB UN610 FINDO UP58 NEVIS UP24 NINEX UP59 BALIX/M086F320 62N020W 64N030W 65N040W/M086F340 65N050W 64N060W KAGLY/N0491F340 TEFFO SCAH KELMU LITRO/N0486F360 KP03A KD72U KD57Q BCE/N0494F380 OVETO HEC RIIVR2

 

Perhaps it is utilizing stored routes by other users.

Have any of you seen this yet?

 

It's all in German, but gives a good idea from installation to planning.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atzIOTkbNS0