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When submitting a PIREP form, the time format should be as in the above example - hours:minutes

However, submitting a time in the decimal format will also be acceptable, as example 85.7

Many timers used by us only give the time in decimal minutes as this was the format used in the old world rally format.

Just as a reminder how to convert decimal minutes to hh:mm

To get the hour - 85.7 ÷ 60 = 1.4283 hours       That is 1 hour   
To get the minutes - 0.4283 x 60 = 25.69 minutes That is 26 minutes

The time will be 01:26.

Feel free to post the time format of your choice, we will pick it up and correct it.

Please note the corrected 'wind gusts' for Flight Plan 03

METAR SA15 260800Z 21007G1OKT 12SM BKN024 SCT054 M02/M03 A3015

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Please note the corrected 'wind gusts' for Flight Plan 08

METAR EGPD 011000Z 27006G09KT 25SM FEW028 FEW298 18/10 A3006

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ETE for flight 3 is CAVOK 1:37 or 97 min and with weather 1:36 or 96 min.
Roy

About the gust winds in flight 3: it's a fault, just ignore them.
Roy

Tim,

Many Thanks to you for doing this. It's very much appreciated!

Alan Nakamura 012 

Great job, Tim. I made a NOTAM of your post.
Roy

For the benefit of FS9-users Tim / DCA2573 (WT-002) converted/corrected flight plans for FS9.
Here are his instructions
"Users should first place their aircraft at the departure airport, then select the flight plan - but not move their aircraft to the new location.  Lastly, they can start their flight normally, following the flight plan as appropriate."
Thank you, Tim.
Roy

Roy,

Attached are the converted/correct flight plans for FS9.

Users should first place their aircraft at the departure airport, then select the flight plan - but not move their aircraft to the new location.  Lastly, they can start their flight normally, following the flight plan as appropriate...

How to get a flight plan into FS9 (FS2004)?
•   Download LittleNavMap (LNM) if not done already.
•   Download and install Plan-G: Plan-G - Plan-G v4.
•   Load the flight plan into LNM.
•   Hit File -> Export flight plan as P3D or FSX PLN.
•   Load this PLN flight plan into Plan-G.
•   Export flight plan as FS2004 flight plan.
•   Load this FS2004 flight plan into your sim.
Please, let me know if this works or if you have a better idea.

Some of the airfields that we used have a different ICAO in some of the simulators. The field itself will look the same. In the flight plan in LittleNavMap (LVM) these waypoints will show up as a little red triangle. If you wish you can right-click on the airfield icon and chose add airfield to flight plan. Then you can delete the red waypoint. Here's a list.
Flight 1: FSX: PAEG=PAEA.
Flight 2: FSX: PAKO=IKO, PAAM=AK23 (a bit over a mile west of its correct location).
             P3D: PAAM=AK23.
Flight 3: MSFS: SA15=SAWL.
Flight 7: XP11/12: RPMH=RPMY.
Roy.