On 5/15/2022 at 8:19 PM, M3Stang said:

 Would be super annoying to have to type a flight in each time.

I would be careful for buying study level aircraft and not willing to learn . Any way your problem solved with “free to use” simbrief.

Generate flight plan in simbrief. Export via simbrief app. Go to FMC and load entire flight  plan momentarily and you good to go

P.S. You need to read pmdg manual and set up simbrief exporter once. After that each flight will be like copy and paste 

First time back here since posting this. Funny people are still posting to it as recently as yesterday. its been months! 😄 Still have not flown the 737 since the day I posted this but will give some of the advice here a try. I think deep down I am just hoping it works with the in game stuff soon before I fly it again. Flying it around VFR was a little boring for me because it was a bit too fast for that :D. I figured that for $70 it would work better than anything in the sim I guess, in that it would do everything I wanted with all of the fancy views that it has. Never bothered to set the views in the default A320 as I never looked into how. That and I wanted a 737 and thought that this was probably the best one to purchase. Maybe I will try it again some day.

On 8/10/2022 at 3:17 AM, M3Stang said:

First time back here since posting this. Funny people are still posting to it as recently as yesterday. its been months! 😄 Still have not flown the 737 since the day I posted this but will give some of the advice here a try. I think deep down I am just hoping it works with the in game stuff soon before I fly it again. Flying it around VFR was a little boring for me because it was a bit too fast for that :D. I figured that for $70 it would work better than anything in the sim I guess, in that it would do everything I wanted with all of the fancy views that it has. Never bothered to set the views in the default A320 as I never looked into how. That and I wanted a 737 and thought that this was probably the best one to purchase. Maybe I will try it again some day.

If you would spend 10 minutes reading the manual then you would notice that it takes you 5 minutes to set up a whole flight. 
 

But naaaaa. Buying a complex aircraft and then leaving it because it’s too complicated is easier 🙂

But that’s the spirit of today. Don’t put any work in anything. 
 

1) create a flight in simbrief

2) download it with the simbrief downloader

3) type in 8 letters in the FMC and click load

 

And for these basic steps you don’t fly a superb aircraft you spent quite some money on?! Ok. 

Edited August 13, 20223 yr by MySound

Well the 737 is marketed as a study level aircraft for a reason.  If you want hop and go what about the default A320 Neo?  Not sure if that works with the default planner myself but you need to match the aircraft to your level of complexity required.

ridiculous answer. the loading of a simbrief flightplan by searching file on hard drive is not relied to the 'study leve' aircraft'... and is a bad choice.

it would be more ergonomic to load the msfs plan (if exist) in the fmc.

Edited August 13, 20232 yr by AlainT