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– Dynamic wind model!
– You can generate a log from a series of waypoints, or fly the entire route at once.
– Print out blank pages for use as cross country flight logs
– Recent changes:
New waypoint drawing mode
Log printing support

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XCPlan is an invaluable tool to student pilots, as it helps you generate the flight logs without having to do all of the math.
XCPlan is not a graphical-type planner, but is a tool designed to help automate the practice of filling out the manual-style logs. You can also generate and print out blank flight log pages on your printer.
The way it works is you enter a series of waypoints, and the heading, distances, and estimated speed between them. Then you enter the winds, and it’ll automatically compute the correct heading for you to fly, and print out your cross country flight log.
There are a number of other things XCPlan can do, but we’ll focus on log-filling for now.
A Few Things To Know…
When logging your cross country flights, you can log your flight time as time passes or as total elapsed time.
If you choose the latter option (e.g., in your log) and you fly a new route each time, you can expect to need to log additional flight time for that route. If you fly the route daily, you’ll need to add it to the total flight time.
When logging your cross country flight, you can log your fuel consumption, elapsed time, and actual elapsed time.
If you aren’t logging fuel consumption, you’re using a “sliding scale” method, which is either fair or very unfair.
If you log fuel consumption, then you can check the results, and try to figure out how much fuel you need. Some of the calculators out there will also tell you how far you can travel before you need to refuel. If you’re on a fuel stop, you’ll need to calculate the time remaining before you need to refuel.
When flying a route, we can assume you’re flying straight and level, and the wind you’re flying against is constant (otherwise you should be flying a “climb” or “descent” course).
If you aren’t logging the wind, then you’re using the “Heading Indicator” method.
Also, XCPlan can automatically compute wind effects, if you supply some constants.
There is a real-time feature that lets you put the XCPlan window in a small drawing box, and let your keyboard and mouse handle the flying.
It’s not just flying, though. You can also translate the flight log, and it’s easy to get altitude, airspeed, and other “measure
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Main Features:
● The program is designed to enter the waypoints as per the manual-style flight log format.
● The program can calculate the route and course of the flight.
● The program can show actual forecast or predicted winds speed and direction.
● The program can generate a blank cross country flight log which you can print out.
● The program can generate the exact correct cross country flight log using 3 parameters:
Waypoints:
• Waypoints of a helicopter
• Waypoints of a fixed wing aircraft
Winds:
• Actual wind forecast
• Expected winds
Headings:
• Exact direction and speed of winds
What’s New:
● The waypoint list can be modified.
● Waypoints can be placed differently.
● Time span can be modified.
● The program can now show the predicted winds and actual winds.
● You can now change the symbol of the fixed wing waypoints.
● Minor bug fixes.

In addition to all these many other features, XCPlan is a very powerful and easy-to-use program. Even if you have not flown cross country before, you’ll be able to generate and print a cross country flight log in minutes.
User Interface:
● XCPlan is a DOS based program.
● There is no 3-D graphics.
● There is no fancy screens, or animations.
● You can see on the screen the current waypoints, winds, and a compass arrow.
● You can see all the buttons and its functions.
● All the configuration data are on a text based menu.
● All the configuration can be saved and loaded at any time.
● The program can generate the various XCPlan outputs, including flight plan, cross country flight log, and cross country waypoints list.
Other Features:
● You can replace waypoints with coordinates of the waypoint.
● The program can generate a cross country flight plan for an aircraft of any weight category.
● You can have a date and time based cross country flight log.
● The program can generate the cross country flight log with a heading, distance, and speed between waypoints.
● The program generates the flight plan, cross country flight log, and cross country waypoints list.
● You can change the time span and/or distance between waypoints.
● Waypoints of fixed wing aircraft can be specified by a symbol and a category.
● You can

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Manually plotting your flight logs can be a tedious chore, even after filling out lots of practice logs. It takes a significant amount of time and effort to plot out each log, and can easily be done incorrectly. XCPlan is designed to automate the process of plotting flight logs. It works by accepting the following data: Waypoints. The XCPlan maintains your whole flight and generates the data to plot out a flight log page for you. Heading. The way XCPlan figures out the right heading is to use your entered bearing and the entered direction at waypoints 1 and 2 to find out how many degrees you should turn between each waypoint. As you enter more waypoints, it will have a higher level of accuracy. Distance. The waypoints are initially assumed to be equidistant, but this can be adjusted by entering the distance between each waypoint, in addition to the time between each waypoint. Wind. The waypoints can be adjusted according to the ground speed at each waypoint, and the amount of tailwind or crosswind between them. Other factors, such as terrain, can also be taken into account, but XCPlan will calculate the best compromise.
When you have completed your flight, you only need to click the Show button, and the flight data is loaded into the log on the left-hand side. This is all done in one step, and the software will have a running total on the right side, or click the Print button to print out the flight log page. You can even create blank log forms, which can be filled out with your instructor.
You’ll find XCPlan a very useful tool, as it does all of the work and takes all of the guesswork out of generating flight logs, so you can practice your calculations and verification without needing to manually fill them out.
XCPlan Sample Flight Log:
FLY-103:04:[00:00:00.00]
CG: 190.00 [deg] @ 8.10[m/s]
NV: 160.00 [deg]@ 9.30[m/s]
ID: 3.01 [deg]
SPEED: 6.87 [m/s]
YAW: 0.13 [deg]
HEADING: 26.20 [deg]
DIST: | 11.00[m] @ 0.00[m/s]
DIST: | 12.00[m] @ 0.00[m/

System Requirements For XCPlan:

Minimum:
OS: Windows XP SP2 / Vista SP2 / Windows 7 SP1 / Windows 8
Processor: 1 GHz or faster
Memory: 1GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 7600 or higher
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 8 GB available space
Sound: DirectX 9-compatible sound card
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