Real World Flight Plans

[jrpilot]

I know ther is something out there that you can use to make a real world flight plan...i used it once but it was very tricky I couldn't seem to work it correctly...can someone help?

[Nexus]

FS Navigator perhaps?
or maybe http://rfinder.asalink.net/free/
But those are as "real world" as the generated flightplan in FS flightplanner

[Insert Name Here]

Can you clarify your question?

Anyways, you can make a flight plan by going into Create a Flight > Flight Planner.

[jrpilot]

Can you clarify your question?

Anyways, you can make a flight plan by going into Create a Flight > Flight Planner.

sure...F$ doesn't use real fligjht plans or waypoints I think....they just use flight plans that they made up just to give the impretion of a flight plan..The thing i'm looking for is what NEXUS said...It gets you as close to areal world flightplan as it could...

[Dan]

If you want way points just drag the lin ein the FS2002 planner to where you wan to go, like over a VOR.
Dan

[Nexus]

FS uses real waypoints and airways, and some generated flightplans by the Flightplanner are actually very close. Main reason why  I don't use it is because the navdata is out of date, and that the first/last waypoints are not always a transition from a DP or STAR.

[jrpilot]

[quote]FS uses real waypoints and airways, and some generated flightplans by the Flightplanner are actually very close. Main reason why

[Nexus]

So what do you use to get transition from the DP or star?

I use http://rfinder.asalink.net/free/, it uses the same navdata as PMDG and PSS addons (AIRACS by navdata.at), and I also use my judgement to a certain extent