Explore the simulator database.
Plan a route, inspect an airport, find radio-navigation references, discover nearby fields or generate a surprise charter. These tools use the airport, VOR, NDB and ILS data exported from the MSFS 2024 scenery library.
Visual Route Planner
Enter two airports and plot the route with distance, true and magnetic tracks, useful VOR/NDB references, frequencies and destination ILS data.
Open planner →Airport Explorer
See exactly what the MSFS scenery database contains: elevation, runway details, comms, fuel flags, approaches and nearby navaids.
Explore an airport →Navaid Explorer
Look up VORs and NDBs by ident or name, including frequencies, published range, magnetic variation and nearby airports.
Explore navaids →What's Nearby?
Pick an airport and radius, then discover fields within range. Filter by runway type and minimum runway length, with flight-time estimates.
Find nearby fields →Surprise Charter
Choose an aircraft class and time window. The tool finds a simulator airport pair that fits, with an optional bias toward smaller or unusual fields.
Generate a flight →Automatic Flight Log
Recorded MSFS flights with geographic maps, altitude profiles, VOR proximity, RFoV recognition and V4 published-route vs flown-route analysis.
Open flight log →Hangar
Fleet operations view with every aircraft's current parking position, utilisation, actual recent flown tracks, airport history and next-mission suggestions.
Open hangar →Tour & Charter Progress
Automatically track completed Charter Dispatch jobs and recognised tour stages from flights you actually flew.
View progress →Diagnostics
Quickly check that your hosting environment can open the prebuilt RFoV navigation database and see the record counts.
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