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Will Pro-ATC X work with GA planes like Lancair Legacy?

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You do realize that a Gulfstream G650 flown under part 91 is General Aviation (GA.) General Aviation is all civil aviation operations other than scheduled (Part 121) and non-scheduled (Part 135) air transport operations for remuneration or hire. So what you guys are saying then is a private business jet flown under IFR cannot be used in PRO/ATC-X? 

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You do realize that a Gulfstream G650 flown under part 91 is General Aviation (GA.) General Aviation is all civil aviation operations other than scheduled (Part 121) and non-scheduled (Part 135) air transport operations for remuneration or hire. So what you guys are saying then is a private business jet flown under IFR cannot be used in PRO/ATC-X? 

 

Stating that it can't be used in GA is just flat out wrong. I did two flights just last night in a Kodiak Quest. Today I will be flying from Hollywood, FL to Key West. 


 

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Thanks for the answers and could someone point me to a video or example of the copilot working in a GA plane?


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I would also like to see a video of this too. Never seen Pro ATC being used other than tubeliners.


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I would also like to see a video of this too. Never seen Pro ATC being used other than tubeliners.

 

Make your own video, set up your flight plan using a GA aircraft that is IFR capable instead of a tube liner, start PATC, and go for it. Couldn't be any simpler. 


 

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Easier said then done. Maybe for you, but not to others.


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I would if I had it but the point is to see a video to decide if I get it.


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It really is simple.  Here is a pretty good step-by-step description.  It's a bit dated (before the 2015 update), but the same general steps apply: https://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=48343

 

For short, direct flights from smaller airports, I've run into the issue that the program's flight planner expects a SID transition as per an IFR flight, which may not always be possible. However, ProATC-X works fine for trips from normal airports that have SIDs.  I believe that the upcoming update fixes this issue and so should be more friendly to VFR direct GPS routing and the like.  

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ProATC-X also will gag if you try to start (and maybe end?) a flight at an airport that doesn't have any gates, so if you're planning on flying out of very small strips, you might want to wait and see if that is fixed in the upcoming release.

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It really is simple.  Here is a pretty good step-by-step description.  It's a bit dated (before the 2015 update), but the same general steps apply: https://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=48343

 

 

 

MarkSC, thank you for the link to the step by step tutorial, that's really helpful.


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GA callsigns are also a problem...no Cessna, Beech, Lear, November etc.  But if you want to be Lufthansa 212 in a C172, you're covered...

 

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