Aircraft Locations

[stweaver321]

Hi all. Just curious if there's a way to get a list of aircraft you own along with their locations without starting FSX? I use Active Sky Advanced
to control weather and, ideally, flight planning needs to be done before starting FSX. This is because the flight plan is used to generate the
weather presentation. Thanks!

[Joeflyer]

Apparently you have different companies?

[stweaver321]

No, I have one company with 6 aircraft. When I want to fly, I don't generally remember where I left them. If there's a way to view locations without
starting FSX, that would be nice. Thanks.

[Valoran]

Keep a small notebook next to your computer. Log your aircraft locations for future reference, with a pen or pencil. Takes less than 5
seconds to do at the end of your flight. It's how I keep track.

[stweaver321]

I'll take that as a "no" to my question. Thanks.

[abd zibdeh]

u can check your last flights and see where u last landed.... "im not really sure what did u mean with your question"

[Valoran]

No, the answer is "yes". There is a way to see where your plane is without starting FSX, it's just not "digitally". If it's too much work to write
the name of your plane at the top of a notebook page and then four letters after you've landed than I guess the answer is "no" but that's
awfully lazy man, and not representative of "realistic flight planning" as you were wanting. As far as I have seen, real-life flight planning is
still a largely pen-and-paper, paper maps, etc... operation supported by computers and digital GPS info.

[stweaver321]

Valoran wrote:
No, the answer is "yes". There is a way to see where your plane is without starting FSX, it's just not "digitally". If it's too
much work to write
the name of your plane at the top of a notebook page and then four letters after you've landed than I guess the answer is "no" but that's
awfully lazy man, and not representative of "realistic flight planning" as you were wanting. As far as I have seen, real-life flight
planning is
still a largely pen-and-paper, paper maps, etc... operation supported by computers and digital GPS info.

Um...whether I write down the positions of my aircraft is really moot. My question was simple...Is there a way to retrieve locations of aircraft
without starting FSX. A simple "no" is perfectly acceptable. No lecture necessary. Thanks.

[gbapache]

NO

[Valoran]

Ok...NO.

[stweaver321]

Thank you!