FSX/FS2004 Flight Calculator This Flight Sim Flight Calculator will calculate distance and arrival times for both FSX and FS2004 The program has four input components, Local TimeZone, Departing Airport, Destination Airport and the Aircraft to be used for the flight. The program calculates the distance in nautical miles between two FlightSim Airports. It determines the flight length in hours and then calculates the Arrival time. If the flight time passes midnight the arrival day is incremented by one day. Keep in mind these distances and times are based on point to point calculations and do not allow for taxi out, taxi in, start-up times etc. To compensate for this you can input a time period in minutes which is automatically added to the flight time to give a more accurate estimate of arrival times. You will also need the TTools program by Lee Swordy in order to build the aircraft and airport text files. By Dave Westbury

FS98 - FSX FS Real Time v1.88.1 is made to keep Flight Simulator's UTC (Zulu/GMT) time and date in sync with the Real World. It can maintain either the current Real Time, or an offset (+/-) so you can fly at any variation from Real Time. This package also includes a new set of World Time Zones scenery files which eliminate many of the time zone errors that shipped with recent versions of Flight Simulator. FS Real Time by Joshua Robertson.

DesCalc Manual DesCalc is a simple calculator that helps you find the distance youneed to descent from your initial altitude to another altitude. As far as I'm concerned DesCalc's calculations will work on every plane with anormal horizontal speed/vertical speed ratio. This manual contains information about the programme and a simple tutorial.

This is a versatile tool for creating terrain and other features in FSX, such as flats, ground texture, etc. We thank Luis Sa for creating, and the contributors that Luis has acknowledged.

This is freeware. The exclusivity agreement with Abacus expired years ago. Uses FSUIPC for cables, catapult, fuel ops, & battle damage. NEW automatic modes support moving FSX carriers. by Rich Hogen

FS2004/FSX Super Flight Planner 4.0.5 by Alessandro G. Antonini. This is a very advanced Flight Planner featuring a state of the art Moving Map (drawn using either vector layers or a bitmapped texture, zoom-in, zoom-out, zoom-window, pan, rotation and globe projections), DP-STAR and Airways support plus a lot of import/export options (can import and export from a lot of 3rd party tools such as Radar Contact, MS-GPS and supports data formats such as XML and CSV). May create simple Flight Plans using a Wizard or more advanced manual Plans with or without autorouting. Awesome GPS display through FSUIPC.

Version 2.6.8. Choose Aircraft. Enter Departure ICAO and Destination ICAO. You get information about ETE, MAX TAS, FUEL you need and Distance between DEP and DEST. FIXED *Database Connection, *Fuel Flow DC 3, *Fuel Flow A 321-200. Added: * MC Donald Douglas MD 11, * Airbus A 320

FS98 - FSX FS Real Time v1.88 is made to keep Flight Simulator's UTC (Zulu/GMT) time and date in sync with the Real World. It can maintain either the current Real Time, or an offset (+/-) so you can fly at any variation from Real Time. This package also includes a new set of World Time Zones scenery files which eliminate many of the time zone errors that shipped with recent versions of Flight Simulator. FS Real Time by Joshua Robertson.

FSX AIRound v2.0. This utility enables forward (VC-like), fly by, spot and top-down views of other players' aircraft and AI-controlled airplanes, ground vehicles and boats. There are three special view modes for AI aircraft landings and take-offs. Continuous AI aircraft following all the way to its destination is available. There are lots of parameters of participating airplanes, assistance in formation flying, etc. For more utility features see its ReadMe.txt file. There are 4 FSX sessions for free. By Valery Stenin.

FS2004/FSX Freeze Time Utility. This is a utility to freeze time within FS2004 and FSX. It's useful if you want to fly at sunset or dusk without the sun rising or setting so you can enjoy the scenery. By Graham Pollitt.