Really Useful Tool For You Simmers Out There

[mrcolour]

Hello guys i want to share with you guys the best tool/site to find routes, and basically it works better than the default fsx routes, you just type the airport codes from where you want to fly from and fly to its really good and works fine for any FMC/CDU no more ''waypoint not in database'' issue and its completely free you don't have to pay for anything.

 

Link: http://rfinder.asalink.net/free/

 

This is a flightplan from ''Bahrain" to "Dubai'' that i just used

 

:pilot:Enjoy :pilot:

[mabe5454]

That's old news but thanks.

 

Cheers,

[TseTse]

Routefinder has been out there for years and it does serve as the backbone of many flight plan generators out there.

 

A lot of simmers already know this by now as well, but there's a handy website called flightplandatabase.com (which seems to be under active and continuous development) that not only finds routes for you (as Rtefinder does) but also translates route strings and keeps a database of user-uploaded real-life flight plans for others to use. Under active development is a "Canvas" tool which lets you generate flight plans graphically by clicking-and-dragging on a map. For now, I click-and-drag using Skyvector (which I use both for simming and real flight-planning), obtain the route string from it, then input it to the string decoder in the flightplandatabase website.

[mabe5454]

https://flightplandatabase.com/

 

Cheers,

[svpst]

Wow that's loaded with good information.

[Egsjr1956]

Convenient, but not always accurate. I find the only safe way is to create my own flight plans. Its very satisfying to complete a flight the way that you planned.

[Palmored]

I like the features and immersion of http://www.simbrief.com/home/

 

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