DC-3 Airways World Tour

Finished the tour early this morning. Thanks for putting this together! Some really nice flights, and I learned a bit about radio navigation both in and out of the DC-3. Also realized I still have a lot to learn.
Thanks again!

Thank you Ard. Will check this out.
Cheers man!

Hi. Wonder if anyone could suggest a tutorial (YouTube or otherwise) for flying a back course away from a vor station in the DC-3 as suggested by legs 2 and 5 of this flight? I think I understand how to tune the nav radio and fly toward a vor signal using either hand flying or the Sperry, but am uns...

Best flight yet. Very low and slow, hand flying all the way. The climb and descend at the end was great too.
MSFS on a game console has its limitations and frustrations, but not today. Absolutely spectacular!

Glad you got a shot of those bridges! I meant to, but then the moment passed.

Thanks Roy! The video above is what I do, but I’ll admit to being lazy and find hand copying lots of lat/long coordinates from LNM to the Xbox world map to be a chore. If there are a lot of them, I’ll print a map of the plan and do my best to recreate it visually in the world map, even if I know the...

Thanks Roy. I do think the method in the video is for MSFS on the pc, as opposed to an Xbox.

And Johan, I will do it, thanks man!

I have Roy. It seems you can’t really import a .pln or LittleNavMap type file to the Xbox. It *might* work if you had MSFS installed with the same account on both your computer and your Xbox, but I do not. Many times when flightplans are prepared with Xbox users in mind, the author uses airports or ...

Hi. Took a look at the first flightplan in LittleNavMap. Appears to be a series of six waypoints between two airports. I fly in MSFS on Xbox. Is there an easy/accurate way to get this info into a MSFS Xbox flightplan? Are there lat/long coordinates that correspond to each waypoint? I don't see how e...