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altitude of 5,000 feet for the flight, this would give us a maximum range between VORs of 80
nautical miles. At a charted distance of 61.6 nautical miles from CGT to BVT, planned
distances fall within the reception limitations for selected NAVAIDs.
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The last step in the plan is to insert Lafayette-Purdue University as the arrival airport as
shown below.
By clicking on the “L”
button on the right hand
menu bar you can overlay
low altitude “Victor”
airways. This will allow
you to verify that you
have in fact planned your
route along airway Victor
7.
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Once the flight plan is built in FSNavigator to our satisfaction, we have the option to save it
for future use. Click on Plan and Save As.
Planned routing along
airway Victor 7
Planned routing along
airway Victor 7
Click
Plan
Click
Save As
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You may then specify a flight plan name. A suggestion would be to simply name the plan for
the city pair that you are flying, such as 05C-KLAF. Once a file name is given to the flight
plan, click Save.
Now that the flight plan is saved, it must be exported for use by Radar Contact.
Select Plan and Export.
Type 05CKLAF
Click
Save
Click
Plan
Click
Export
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This will bring up a list of choices for flight plan export. Select the FS2002 option (NOT
Radar Contact) and then click OK.
Once you click OK, you will be given a choice as to which runway you would like.
For the purposes of constructing the plan, either runway is fine so just highlight one you like
and click OK.
Now you see a window where you can save your plan file to the FS200x flight plan format for
use by Radar Contact. Once again, simply saving the plan file as the city pair name is
suggested but you may name it as you wish. FSNavigator will use the Myflts folder in the
FS2002 directory structure as the default location, but you may specify any other folder you
would prefer to use as long as you know where to find the file.
FS2002 – Click OK
NOT
RADAR
CONTACT
Any Click OK
runway is
fine
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The directory path is shown here. Note that your directory structure may differ if you have
installed Flight Simulator in a non-standard location.
IMPORTANT NOTE – Selecting FS2000 for the export option will yield the same
results, but you will not have the extra step of selecting a runway, and FSNavigator
will default to the pilots folder in the FS2000 directory when saving.
Once you have saved your route in FS200x format with a .pln file extension, your flight plan
is ready for immediate use by Radar Contact. Double-click the Radar Contact shortcut on the
desktop. You will see the main screen as shown below.
Click
Save
Type 05CKLAF
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To load your FS200x flight plan, click FS200x [*.pln].
Click
FS200x
(.pln)
button
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Once you click FS200x, the Open PLN File window will appear showing all of the available
.PLN files. Your 05C-KLAF flight plan file will be listed. If you saved your plan file to
another directory, you will have to browse to locate your file.
Select your .pln file and click Open.
Click Open
Select the
.pln file
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After you click Open, Radar Contact will load your flight plan information. Your city pairs,
altitude, and other pertinent flight plan information will be displayed in the main RC window.
You may now begin adjusting options and controller information as desired.
Flight plan
information is
displayed here
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FSBuild
By Bob Johnson
There are many flight planning tools available for MSFS. FS Build is a flight-planning
program that provides a powerful set of functions to perform detailed flight planning.
For ease of understanding, we will use the same flight as one of the other flight plan
　
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