#Fltplan go enter star how to#

you will be using.ģ You generate an approach, including runway, instrument or not, STAR, etc.Ĥ You add fuels, altitudes enroute and weights.Īnd you take those four things and edit or add them into the FMS to creat a single overall 'plan'.Īll four require separate steps, and certain things must be defined in a specific sequence. This is like a plan to ride on a highway but with no starting street nor destination address.Ģ You generate a departure, what runway, what SID, etc. One of the things I did not understand at first, was you must treat the flight plans as four separate things you must link together.ġ You generate an overal plan with your waypoints.

#Fltplan go enter star how to#

It pays to follow the tutorials on how to generate FMS flight plans. Waypoints can be generated for you by the flight planners or you can add them yourself. You load the LittleNavMap plan into the FMS then add fuel and weight calculators and 'Exec' (or activate) the plan, then turn on the autopilot and fly. Little Nav Map will generate an Xplane 11 (requires 11.10 and above) plan that includes Sids and Stars as well as approaches and departures. You then must finish the plan in the plane's FMS. So with Simbrief you must export the file to X-plane 11, enter the sim, fire up the FMS and load the flight plan.

It needs to be updated to the new FMS file format of Xplane 11.10 and above. However Simbrief creates files which do not include SIDs and Stars though it does include them in what you see via the web page.

Little Nav Map and SImbrief can take that data and generate a full flight plan. Navigraph is a 'database' containing current worldwide airports, approaches and many other navigational items that X-plane and aircraft within X-plane can use when planning.