Flightplaning ????

[CowlFlapsOpen]

For a flight PLANNER, use FS Navigator or download the free Golden Eagle planner from FlightPrep (a real world planner). For IDEAS for flight plans
between two places/ from or to a destination/for a specific aircraft use Flightaware.com and review the actual flight plans that RW pilots have
opened. I tried FS Route but the saved flight plans do not specifiy a parking spot and so FS places the aircraft at the airport's reference point by
default, which is usually in the middle of nowhere (e.g. between two runways for example). Maybe I missed something. Didn't seem worth the trouble.
As CODY said, FS Nav is easy to use once you get the concept and the web site has a lengthy PDF tutorial that you can download. Hope this helps

[Nasder]

For my navigational needs I use FSbuild 2.2 It doesn't just let me export to FS2002 and 2004. I can export a file that I can import to the FMC of my
ATR 72-500, LDS 767 and PMDG 737. Wich for me is priceless. I don't have to spend my time entering the points manually, I can just import them directly.

I recommend this program, it's a payware but does not cost 45 dollars more like 23 or so, not sure... heh, I payed for it in euros...