So in sum 2 questions: what is the use of putting airways in the plan if the aircraft will follow them anyway? And is it legal to do so because in a plan without airways, the aircraft cold be cutting across airways containing other aircraft?īTW I have nothing to do with FSCommander, but it is a snap to do flight plans with this program, including SIDs, STARs and Transitions. They are derived from the file PMDGNGXSDK.

FSUIPC, LINDA, or HIDmacros 2 to control the aircraft from third-party software/hardware. Is this dangerous? Don't airliners HAVE to follow airways, so does that make this trajectory illegal? (It would be possible in a roundabout way to go from CLC to SOGUL by following airways, but not in such a direct way. The following is the FSX control/event numbers for the 737 NGX for use in eg. Second question: there is no airway between REDFA and SOGUL, so the tutorial flight plan has to change airways to get from REDFA to SOGUL. In FSCommander, if I make a flight plan and don't put any airways, since UL620 goes directly from CLC to REDFA, it has no choice but to follow this airway anyway. The flight plan puts the airway between CLC and REDFA as UL620. There is something I don't understand about the flight plan in Tutorial 1 for PMDG 737 NGX.

Fsx pmdg 737 ngx fmc tutorial