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Creating new flight plans

11jovic

11jovic

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Hello i have read the manual and wanted to check something. im using FS 2004.

If i wanted to create an airport flight plan so i manually create plans for say Vancouver airport. I have to use the speed of 200kt to create the plan and then i can enter the plan and select use the aircraft.cfg file for the speed. this will give the plane a correct departure and arrival without any issues??

if that correct? I'm creating my own planes like a customer pack for myself for the whole of Canada. customer airports everything.

if someone could help would mean a lot thank you.
 
AFAIK, AIFP already takes into account the issue that normally requires the 200 kt airspeed. So AFAIK you should use the actual true airspeed when creating plans.
 
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