Help with finding runway.

[Jetsgo]

Hey everyone. Does anyone know of a way where you can have something like the progressive taxi, but working in the sky, so it can
guide you to your destination, and you can just follow the trail? I'm looking for something where the lines or trail will appear right on the
screen, I really need something like this, if you know of any, please tell me.

Thanks!

[alphaone]

I think there's something like this built into fs2k4, look in the menus. Its like visual flight path or something. Idk though, i've never used it.
I've just noticed that its there.

[DBE]

If you are referring to the "boxes in the sky", I think that only works on an ILS Approach.

[Ryanamur]

Jetsgo wrote:
Hey everyone. Does anyone know of a way where you can have something like the progressive taxi, but working in the sky, so it can
guide you to your destination, and you can just follow the trail? I'm looking for something where the lines or trail will appear right on the
screen, I really need something like this, if you know of any, please tell me.

Thanks!

Hi Ryan,

Sorry for being a smart a__ but yes, your instruments. If you are flying between VOR/NDB it's a simple matter of tracking radials. If not, you
can use the GPS; I'm not a big fan but it works. That's your horizontal track. For your vertical, look at your altimeter. Set your altitude and
think of your box as +-200' if flying VFR and +-100' if flying IFR.

I personnally like flying IFR more then VFR because your Navaids will guide you straight to the airport (actually right to the threshold of the runway in most cases. Flying IFR is tricky but once you know how to do it properly, it works wonders. The Fs2004 lessons are pretty good for this. With some practice, you will eventually be able to do a direct from one radial/DME to another radial/DME without the GPS.

Phil



Post Edited ( 08-22-05 12:39 )

[SWAFO]

Also, if you're flying an aircraft with a FMC, learn to use that... they make flying as close to "progressive taxi in the air" as it can be. Really
easy once you learn to use them (although quite challenging at first).

[Jetsgo]

Thanks guys, I'd right more but I'm so tired and my wrists are on fire