Routings

[leedsrhinos]

Is it possible to input a flight's route if known when one is not showing against the aircraft on the chart. If so how?

[Northern Watch]

leedsrhinos

Try this link http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=5333.0

Hope it helps

Rgds

Keith

[bearcat]

The best way is to open Database Explorer and select Routes then Add Record, then Edit Cell and input your data for each cell. Your date has to be in the correct format for the route to display.

One thing to bear in mind is the flights like AFR062 are best input as AFR62 as the leading 0 stops the route from showing when it is picked up again.

[Chris11]

Yes
File/Database Explorer
Select table = Routes - the last one on the drop down
Then click Add record
Type in the route reference in field FN eg BAW1234
Click the NO filed and add the ICAO airfield designator of the departure airport eg EGLL
Click the ND filed to add the destination
If there is a via airport add it to the NV field
Then importantly add a datetime stamp else it could be overwritten - the format is yyymmddhhmmss so 20101101202700 would be about now

That's it. The editor is a bit clumsy and when you highlight the field you want to add you have to click "Edit cell"


>>>>edited - I see bearcat beat me to it ;)

[John Racars]

Hi All,

is there any information known about BAW callsigns like BAW50AM and BAW70S?

Where to get / find?

Since I was coming home from holliday yesterday I see suddenly much more BAW flightid's like above as before..........?

Thank you in advance for any help!

[EK01]

John,

It looks like we're back to the routing problem with alpahnumeric flight numbers currently experienced with Easyjet, Ryanair, Air Berlin, etc. The list and problems appear to be increasing possibly due to the change into the winter schedules. At the moment, as reported in the other thread regarding alphanumeric routings,  there doesn't appear to be an easy solution.

Ian