Mac Flightplan software?
Royce Brown
Is there a simple flightplan program that works on a Macintosh? I just
want something basic that if I want to go from Atlanta to Memphis that I
could plot a course and get basic info (how many miles, ect). Even a
simple website would work. I know there is flightprep.com but they want
a monthly service charge that wouldnt be worth it for what I do and a
little more elaborate than what I'd need for VFR flights.
Anyone have luck with a flight simulator on a Mac. I have used X-plane
and one of the other major programs but they seem to really suck.
Roger
Royce,
Hi, I'm Roger Stenbock at flighprep.com If you check our
flightprep.com web site you'll notice we have a free version that'll
do everything plus what you want. The paying subscription service is
only for premium features. So give the free service a try. Let me know
how you like it.
Roger
Roger
Hi Royce,
I'm Roger Stenbock at flightprep.com check our web site and you'll
notice that we have a free online flight planner for the Macintosh.
The paying subscription is only for the premium service. Give the free
service a try. Let me know how you like it. ro...@stenbock.com
Jens Krueger
> Is there a simple flightplan program that works on a Macintosh? I just
> want something basic that if I want to go from Atlanta to Memphis that I
> could plot a course and get basic info (how many miles, ect). Even a
> simple website would work. I know there is flightprep.com but they want
> a monthly service charge that wouldnt be worth it for what I do and a
> little more elaborate than what I'd need for VFR flights.
Did you try www.duat.com? I do all my daily flightplanning with them,
even file the flightplan. Nice thing is, it remembers your A/C-Data from
the last plan, and you can also use it through those black wsi-pc's at a
lot of FBO's. I know, the interface is pretty basic, but it works very
well.
And for pilots it's free, even student pilots as long as you have a
medical.
hth, Jens
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