FS2004 Flight Planner

[triker3]

I would like to use flight planner to go from airport A to airport B to airport C and finally airport D or back to A. Is there anyway to do round trip or multiple airport stopover using this or another flight planner with GPS or low level airways. Thanks

[apollosmith]

FSNav handles this fine. In the FS9 flight planner, you will have to create each leg individually while at the departure airport. It's usually not too big of a problem. I just deselect the option to "Move aircraft to departure airport" (or whatever it is).

Smitty

[ThatXrayGuy]

This is a similar topic that may help you "www.flightsim.com/cgi/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=13927&forum=DCForumID21"

Steve

[dougjt]

fsbuild does stuff like that...

[KChapman]

Triker,

You may find this thread [link:www.flightsim.com/cgi/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=17789&forum=DCForumID21|(click here)] useful as well. It's easier to use FS9's map interface to create each leg of the trip, but FS9 won't let you end at your original departure airport. You can fool it into accepting the airport's coordinates, though, by editing the flightplan file and simply adding a "1" to the airport's ICAO code. This will put you back at your departure airport. Just remember that you'll need to ignore the time and fuel calculations provided by the FS9 flight planner more than ever, as it makes no room for the slowdowns involved in climbs, descents, and the terminal area shuffle.

Kevin