55 minutes ago, P_7878 said:

Jack:

I would let Cap737 give you more details, since I do not own this add-on...

But please look for it e.g., in the Flightsim.to product store, shown available from rksoftware. Yes, I see that it's definitely compatible with MSFS2020. 

Thank you, appreciate it.

On 10/28/2025 at 5:37 PM, Jack_Sawyer said:

Thank you, appreciate it.

You can get FStarter24 from www.simmarket.com or www.flightsim.to

 

Here are some of FStarter24’s key capabilities:

• Start Flights Anywhere: Instantly begin flights from any location on the map, whether it's a runway, in mid-air, a custom POI, a MSFS POI, a MSFS 3DCity, a traffic pattern waypoint, a STAR waypoint, a SID waypoint a APPROACH waypoint or a flightplan waypoint.

• User-Defined POIs: Create and save Points of Interest (POIs), including landmarks, cities, and personal locations.

• Custom Flight Situations: Set up flights with specific altitude, heading, speed, and time, allowing for realistic training scenarios.

• Airport Traffic Patterns: Simulate final approaches, downwind, base, or entry patterns to refine your piloting skills.

• Interactive Maps & Lists: Manage Custom POIs, MSFS POIs, 3DCities, and flight paths, while tracking your aircraft’s movement in real-time on the FStarter24 Map.

• Flexible Start Locations: Begin flights at 3DCities, MSFS POIs, or user-defined locations, with full control over altitude and speed.

• Custom Approaches & Landings: Create landing scenarios at any airport and practice until you perfect your technique. Clcik ReStart and directly have another go until you are satisfied with your landing skills.

• Live Aircraft Marker: View your aircraft’s movement with a dynamic marker on the map. • Time & Sim Rate Adjustments: Modify the time of day and simulation rate for a more immersive experience.

50 minutes ago, Cap737Delta said:

You can get FStarter24 from www.simmarket.com or www.flightsim.to

Thank you for that.

On 10/27/2025 at 7:57 AM, Jack_Sawyer said:

Hello, yesterday I bought Orbx's Klamath & 36S Happy Camp add-on.

It has three small strips which don't show up in the airport list called CA104, CA105, and CA106 but it does give the lat/long coordinates.

Can someone tell me the precise steps to enter in lat/long so I can spawn a plane there?

Thanks,

Jack

CA104 sounds more like coding for Canadian intersection designations.

13 minutes ago, JMEppright said:

CA104 sounds more like coding for Canadian intersection designations.

That’s what ORBX labeled them. I don’t know why. 😞