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FS2004/FSCOF/FS2002/FS2000 Courseplanner 3.C.8, stand alone Flight Planner

Courseplanner 3.C.8 delivers full flight planning and monitoring on a detailed world map for FS2004/FSCOF/FS2002/FS2000, with over 30,000 SID/STAR procedures and 60,000 fixes using installed scenery, airports, and navaids. It tracks AI and multiplayer traffic, supports VATSIM and IVAO, runs standalone or over a network, imports and exports plans, prints charts and briefings, and can even automate flight and pausing.

4 star rating 3.8/5 (2) 2.3K downloads FS2004
  • File: advdev3c8.zip
  • Size:26.27 MB
  • Scan: Clean (10d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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Complete flight management on a realistic world map. Over +30000 SID/STAR as well as +60000 points. Use YOUR own scenery, (airports, Navaids, etc), and all the planes in your hangar. Monitor your progress, all the AI traffics, (and multiplayer), real time on the internet and intranet, this includes altitude, speed and more. Great to use when flying with VATSIM or IVAO. Use Courseplanner over the network, (CP on one machine and FS on another), or both on the same machine. Runs independently to FS, (you do not even need to have FS running). Import/Export FS flight plans and/or adventures. Create printable maps, (en route, departure, airport, ILS etc), as well as the briefing files. Courseplanner will fly the aircraft for you and even 'pause' the flight near the airport, or any point for that matter.

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A top-down map of North America displays rivers in blue, terrain shading, and numerous red flight paths concentrated in the western United States.A moving map display shows airspace boundaries, airport locations, and several aircraft with altitude readouts over a coastal region.A sectional-style map displays the northeastern United States coastline with numerous overlapping blue and green circular markers indicating navigation or communication points.A navigational map displays the United Kingdom and Ireland with numerous airport codes, flight routes, and geographic boundaries marked in color.A moving map display shows multiple aircraft icons with call signs, airspace boundaries, and terrain features surrounding a large body of water.A sectional map display shows airport locations, airspace boundaries, and terrain near Pietermaritzburg and Durban on the South African coast.A flight planning interface displays a world map with numerous airways, route waypoints, and a right-click menu open over North America.A digital map of the Pacific Northwest displays a grid overlay with blue and red highlighted areas and a right-click context menu open.A top-down airport diagram displays multiple runways, taxiways, and a compass rose overlay on a greenish terrain background.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
FILE_ID.DIZ08.13.05935 B
ReadMe.txt08.13.05648 B
setup.zip07.26.0525.85 MB
closeup1.jpg07.09.0543.63 kB
closeup2.jpg07.09.0548.60 kB
closeup3.jpg07.09.0525.11 kB
closeup4.jpg07.09.05127.81 kB
closeup5.jpg07.09.0531.93 kB
closeup5_1.jpg07.09.0550.67 kB
cp_small2.jpg07.09.0526.50 kB
cp_small3.jpg07.09.0528.14 kB
cp_3c_taxi.jpg07.09.0548.79 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Most of the freeware add-on aircraft and scenery packages in our file library come with easy installation instructions which you can read above in the file description. For further installation help, please see our Flight School for our full range of tutorials or view the README file contained within the download. If in doubt, you may also ask a question or view existing answers in our dedicated Q&A forum.

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