Hi,

 

I am looking for a good route website I have tried rfinder I have tried online flight planner and I have tried flight plan database but I keep getting incorrect routes from them.

Probably the simplest solution is to use SimBrief.com.  If I'm flying from/to/inside the US I use FlightAware.com to get a real flightplan.

if only looking for routes and skyways and not an actual flight planner then try this site; https://skyvector.com/

Herman

I like to emulate real world routes, so I start with Flightaware.  Search by Operator, Airport, Aircraft type, etc.   

I then use the flight plan route, which is listed in Flight Data as well as airports, aircraft, altitude, etc.  to the create the flight plan in SimBrief.

Ernie

 

I suppose the best question to ask you is where (which country/countires) are you planning to fly?  This will partially dictate the best answer, although Simbrief pulls from numerous resources and will usually provide you with flight plans for most everywhere.

 

 

 

If you want to find routes from the classic piston airliner era (and indeed more modern eras) the website http://www.timetableimages.com/index.htm is a valuable source of some very useful information in terms of the routes, timings and aircraft types used by individual airlines. The only thing is that you will then have to create your own flight plans for each route but that can be fun in itself!

Bill

1 hour ago, scianoir said:

If you want to find routes from the classic piston airliner era (and indeed more modern eras) the website http://www.timetableimages.com/index.htm is a valuable source of some very useful information in terms of the routes, timings and aircraft types used by individual airlines. The only thing is that you will then have to create your own flight plans for each route but that can be fun in itself!

Bill

Thank you, Bill! That is such a great find!!!