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Hey Sim Pilots , I found this great Training Utility program, that was NOT available on Simviations web site.

so I uploaded it for ya'll , tho I'm NOT the designer or creator , just the messenger,,, evidently NOT all that many know about this cool freeware utility that's been "available since 2012" when it was created by Dongjin Shin / Planeman.

For he is the Creator Designer of this great utility, I've tested it and it does work !!!

Heres how I do it, I start up my FSX load the aircraft I want, and the airport & weather ,,, then Pause FSX, and on my Desk Top screen I have the LoLa17 Icon, and I click on it and let it start up, then type in the Airport I'd like to practice the approach to, then the Nautical Miles 4-8-12 distance

this utility will automatically set the altitude and set your aircraft ready for approach for you,,,,

press the Pause key on your keyboard and your FLYING ready to land,,,,

Don't CRASH !!!

Heres Dongjin Shin Planemans web site for more info if your interested - LINK : http://planeman-fs.blogspot.com/2012/05/lord-of-landing-v17.html




UNDER FSX UTILTIES on Simviation : http://simviation.com/1/browse-Utilities-65-0?mark=52122#52122

Not bad Thanks JetRanger
myself I use FSMAP for a moving map once you download all of the maps it will make navigating around an airport a snap as it shows the template for the aircraft with all of the taxiways and runways marked along with all of the parking spaces so you can make sure you park where you are supposed to. I also like the built in Air traffic alert system or (ATIS) as it is called It lets you know of an approaching aircraft before it goes by you which neither FS9 or FSX will do by the time they tell you about it the plane has all ready gone by you.
This is a Payware program but worth every cent.

Found today here at Simviation: http://simviation.com//1/search?submit= ... 17&x=0&y=0

Simple and easy to use, I have installed in FSX-SE but also connects to my P3DV3.4, but not to Dovetail Flight School (maybe because is 64bit).