Is there a way to calculate flight time and distance in flight planner before getting to the gate and realizing Oh snap i plotted a route thats too long
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Just take a rough guess, i usually fly from ORD-MCO and that's about two hours, measure that distance, and then measure your planned distance to get a ball park estimate.
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Flyboy92
Flyboy92 wrote:
i usually fly from ORD-MCO Flyboy92
Man, I hate ORD. It's impossible to get a take off clearance. I tried to make a flight from ORD to DTW, I waited for 30 minutes, first in line for take off, and I couldn't get the clearance. Planes just kept coming in. ![]()
CaptainEz wrote:
Is there a way to calculate flight time and distance in flight planner before getting to the gate and realizing Oh snap i plotted a route thats too long
In Flight Planner you have to click on 'Find Route' and then on 'NavLog...'
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Thanks Guys for the help it's alot easier to flight plan when u know distance of travel with the time restraints i have for the hobby i love
You can get anywhere in the eastern and central US from anywhere else in the east and central in about 2 hours or much less (example PIT to BOs = 1 1/2 hrs, PIT to FLL = 2 hrs, etc)
West coast from east coast add a couple hours. If you allot about 2 hours flight time and you are in the east coast you should be good.
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