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Like the flight planning features on the website, the Fltplan Go app is also completely free.
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The free website provides extremely accurate flight performance data and fuel planning for aircraft of all sizes, from Cessna 172s to Gulfstreams. The developer behind these apps is, the largest commercial flight planning service in the U.S.
FLTPLAN GO YOU TUBE ANDROID ANDROID
The latest Android app to hit the market is the FltPlan Go app, which is intended to be the next-generation version of the FltPlan Legacy app. There are several great navigation/chart/weather apps for those flying with Android tablets and phones, including Garmin Pilot, Naviator, Avare and FlightPro. While we primarily focus on iPad apps, tips and accessories here at iPad Pilot News, we like to still keep an eye on Android apps and how things are evolving with that platform.
FLTPLAN GO YOU TUBE ANDROID FOR ANDROID
The FltPlanGo_FSX.exe program on my PC connected FSX to the Fltplan Go app, evidently through the web site.The FltPlan Go app for Android provides all the essentials, like weather, sectionals and IFR approach charts. The iPad was connected through the Fltplan Go app to my home wireless network. In this image you can see how the line tracking my FSX flight (green line) separated from my original flight plan (blue line). The weather changed the active runway at my destination, so that forced me to divert from my plan near the end of my flight. The winds and wind direction are shown as the colored arrows, and the app contains a color scale that translates the colors into wind speed brackets.Īnd finally, just so you know it is actually following you in your FSX flight, look at this last iPad screen capture. In the map above I added weather radar, surface conditions (weather fronts), and winds aloft at my altitude. You can add real time weather elements to the moving map. This is how the iPad works with flying in the real world!īut Wait! There's More! Look at this example of what else you can do with the route map! Or pull up the airport diagram to guide your post landing taxi. Helps you know if you will need an instrument approach and gives you a good idea of which runway will be active.Īnd you can also pull up your approach charts, and zoom in on them. Where you can do things like look at the current weather and terminal forecasts. While flying, with the app you can access you departure and destination airports: So what? Follow the Green line on an iPad while you fly! What's so great about that? Well, messing around in the app here is what else I found" Alt-Tab back to my PC desktop, starting the FltPlanGo_FSX.exe program on my PC and telling it to connect to FSX, then Alt-Tab back to FSX, and finally starting the Fltplan Go app on my iPad, I selected the Map page in the app and there was the aircraft icon representing my aircraft, positioned at my departure airport. Starting FSX and creating the same flight plan there.
(these are all large images so you may need to click on them to see edge to edge, and there are more below so keep scrolling)īut after creating my flight plan at today. The Blue line is the route of your flight plan, the Green line is the app tracking your real time progress along your route. Here is what it looks like on the iPad when the app is tracking your progress along your route. I have used the web site for my FSX flight planning since about 2010, so my learning curve was pretty short. I tried it again today and have to say I was astounded at all you can do with this app after a learning curve.
FLTPLAN GO YOU TUBE ANDROID .EXE
exe program for the PC, you can connect with the Fltplan App and get what I thought was going to be a simple "follow yourself along your route on your iPad". So if you create a flight plan in FSX, with the App and with a simple. I tried last night and after a few tenacious tries got it to work. Back then members here appeared to be having little luck getting it connected and to work.
So I posted about this in an older topic about it last night.
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