Flight Planning for Professionals

Programmed by a team of dispatchers, pilots and FS enthusiasts, it presents a new world to those who take their PC flying serious and want to fly with documentation of the same accuracy as used by real world airline pilots.

Flight Operation Center accommodates all types of aircraft from small propeller airplanes to the largest, ultra long range jet transport aircraft with exact accuracy, several different cruising modes, abnormal configurations and many other possibilities. Included aircraft types cover a wide spectrum of air transport planes such as the Boeing 747-400, 737, 767, 777, MD11, A320, A330, A340, MD83, Saab 340, Concorde to smaller airplanes like the Socata TB20. The comprehensive flight model editor allows adding any type of airplane to a degree of accuracy never seen before in PC Simulation. New aircraft created by FOC Power Users are available via downloadsFOC uses professional features like ETOPS, EROPS, STOPS operations, special cruise modes and North Atlantic Track support.

The user can compare routes using the city pair comparison feature and then create realistic flight logs, ATC flight plans and weather reports for a complete fleet. Long range planning to the edge with Decision Point Planning!Full upgradeable* Worldwide Navigation Database, including SID-STAR routes, Airways, Waypoints, Navigational Aids, and many more features. (*can be obtained via a subscription for a fee.)

Features:

July 31: After long and hard development work, we are proud to announce that the Level-D FMS Data now includes terminal procedures (SIDs/STARs)!

This is the first public version of the procedures. While we have spent much effort to eliminate bugs and anomalies, there might still be issues that needs our attention and correction. We have not been able to test every procedure at every airport, so we need your assistance in order to make the final improvements of the data quality. If you find any issues or anomalies when using the data, please post a report in the Level-D Terminal Procedures section of the Navigraph Support Forum.

Please be as detailed as possible, and include screen shots, error messages and other supplemental material if possible. Please make sure to use the search function or browse the forum before posting, in order to avoid duplicates of the same issue.

The terminal procedures are available as an option in the regular Level-D installer, which can be downloaded from the FMS Data section.

Continuing in the tradition of the German Airport Series, Leipzig/Halle is featured with its latest and up to date layouts, buildings, objects, runways, taxiways, lights, and navigation aids. Just like the real life airport.

A high definition aerial photograph has been used for ground texturing making the airport and its surroundings seem absolutely realistic. The GA Team have also included the Dynamic Airport Enhancement Services Lite Edition by Oliver Pabst as was the case in earlier releases such as Hanover and Frankfurt. Numerous moving vehicles on the apron and the nearby `Autobahn´ create a lively atmosphere!

Even with this whole range of objects, details and features, the framerates remains excellent.

Features:

• Detailed representation of the airport and immediate surrounding
• All navigation aids included (ILS,VOR/DME,NDB,ATIS)
• Photorealistic day and night textures
• Taxiway bridge over highway
• Animated trains and train signals and announcement on the train station
• Over 2000 cars on the surrounding roads (actual number depends on time of day and framerates
• AES Light to provide vehicle traffic in the platforms (new…. Cars now detect aircraft and give way)
• AES TrafficTool
• Based on aerial image (April 2008)
• New DHL included
• Porsche plant near Runway 26R
• New engine test hangar
• Surrounding includes small roads and small villages
• AGNIS docking system
• Ground textures with Mipmaps
• Extensive manual
• Original DFS-charts
• Compatible with AES (Airport Enhancement Services)
• Compatibel with Ultimate Terrain Europe
• And much more
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These shots are from FS2004 (but a FSX version will follow of course). Release is not yet planned, when we got a idea we will inform you all.

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