Hi, using version 2.2.2.1. Flight plan (.fms) below imported. This was exported by PFPX. Points type 28, Lat Long points, not imported into flightplan. Just goes from RIKAL to ERAKA.

Any thoughts?

Ian

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1 KEWR 17 +40.692482 -74.168686
11 PARKE 0 +40.683182 -75.076477
3 BWZ 1050 +40.798431 -74.821831
11 SAX 1400 +41.067543 -74.538315
3 PWL 1250 +41.769772 -73.600555
3 ENE 192 +43.425671 -70.613525
11 TOPPS 0 +45.340179 -67.738640
11 RIKAL 0 +51.799999 -54.533333
28 5350N 0 +53.000000 -50.000000
28 5640N 0 +56.000000 -40.000000
28 5730N 0 +57.000000 -30.000000
28 5820N 0 +58.000000 -20.000000
11 ERAKA 0 +58.000000 -10.000000
11 ETSOM 0 +57.891945 -9.500000
11 RUGID 0 +57.369167 -4.898611
11 RIVOT 0 +56.408054 +0.776944
11 CUTEL 0 +55.885834 +2.374444
11 AVRAL 0 +55.509445 +3.716389
11 VALBO 0 +55.128887 +5.000000
11 SUTEB 0 +55.000000 +5.418817
11 ABLUN 0 +54.850765 +5.895086
11 GOMKU 0 +54.656891 +6.500000
3 DHE 26 +54.185684 +7.910700
11 GOLEN 0 +54.059723 +8.320833
11 OSTOR 0 +53.829388 +9.052725
11 RIBSO 0 +53.812767 +9.340222
1 EDDH 53 +53.630390 +9.988228

I just tried importing it in 2.2.2.1, AIRAC 1708 and it works fine.

Since it's an fms file, you import it by using the Impt button at the bottom right of the flight plan window, rather than the FP Import button. 

The FP Import button is for importing flight plans written in a text line format from various flight planners.

Dave

Thanks for the quick reply. The points are imported and displayed on the map but the Lat/Long points do not appear in the flight plan window.

ian

I see that now. The problem is that the line number/type on those rows should be 11, not 28.

28 is for pure lat/lon points where the name must be something like +53_+50, instead of the 5350N.

Here's an example line: 

28 +13.691_+100.760 0.000000 13.691230 100.760811

So the exporting program should make these lines an 11 and it will import correctly.

Thanks,

Dave

Thanks Dave. This comes straight from PFPX when saving as as .fms file for X-Plane. I'll manually edit to correct.

Ian