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Old 30th September 2008, 14:37   #1 (permalink)
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Flight Planing program ???

Hi looking for some advice ore any experience regarding the use of fllight planing program, what are you using and why ? Especialy when flying IFR in high altitudes like in a Citation. Hope there is some hard core user out there that can give me a clue what to use.
Best regards M. Stoltze

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Old 30th September 2008, 20:27   #2 (permalink)
 
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Old 1st October 2008, 07:08   #3 (permalink)
 
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If you're planning citations, keep it simple, go to your local pilot shop and buy the most user friendly program that covers (i.e has a navigation database for) your area of operations.

I'm in Australia and we have some very nice local products, for international ops I used to use Jeppesen FliteStar you it was a while ago, but back then you paid for a subscription to a particular area, if set up correctly it can even be used for load control.
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Old 5th October 2008, 18:02   #4 (permalink)
 
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Personal preference, but I use a few Jeppesen products and to be honest, can't fault them. There are other available of course, but as I've only seen them and never used them, I can't really comment.
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Old 5th October 2008, 22:23   #5 (permalink)
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Jetplan

I would give Jetplan.com a go.. they will give you a 3 week trial of the system.

It has more advanced features than flightstar.. features that can save you money in terms of fuel burn, and the routing it spits out... Infact I would say it is a must over flight star if your flying around Europe.

Again just my personal choice!

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Old 6th October 2008, 16:14   #6 (permalink)
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Wink Pps/jeppesen

Well I have used both PPS (AIr Sipport) and Jeppesen, if its just Flight planning in Europe,then use PPS, maybe not as slick as Jeepy but a lot cheeper,, and with Jeepy you will never use 75% of what on offer, PPS is run by europeans and is good at inter europe, belive me ist a lot cheeper and just as good

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