Airport Directory with runways?

[GodSmack78]

Im still new to the Flight Simulator game, in many ways. I was curious if anyone knew of a downloadable "book" that can be pulled up in
game that has runway numbers ect for destinations? Nothing like a "Sim" flight when the best thing I can do is pick a spot and drop'er!
Thanks!

[DBE]

Check out the Great Circle Mapper ==> http://gc.kls2.com/

It's not what you'd call a "book", but it should provide you with the kind of info you're looking for.

[GodSmack78]

Thanks again for your help! Book, .Doc....Not sure what I was looking for. Something to help me out lol. NOW, if I can figure out the lingo,
I'll be ok!
Thanks!

[DBE]

Pretty straight-forward.

Use the plan field to enter the ICAO code of your departure and arrival airports (i.e. KJFK-LSZH).

If you don't know the ICAO code for an airport, simply enter a town or the airport's name in the search field and it'll come up with a list.

By clicking on an airport's link, you'll be provided with various info about it.

[Ceemosp]

After you planned your flight you will need some charts and approach plates to actually do an approach, You may want to look here -->
http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showth...#pid125880 for charts
and here --> http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showth...?tid=16333 for some "how to's"

Greetz Carsten

[lightrail]

I fly mainly in Canada and I use the Canada Flight Supplement. This covers every airport in Canada, runways, taxiways, frequencies, etc. I'm sure most
countries and areas have them. I bought mine from a flying school - or if you have a pilot friend, get an out of date one from her or him.