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Newsletter - July 29th, 2009 Use of Lat/Long in route of flight You can now create a flight plan using a point defined by a latitude and longitude (lat/long) as part of your route. The correct format is ####N/#####W, where ####N is the latitude (in Degrees Minutes ddmmN) and #####W is the Longitude (in Degrees Minutes dddmmN or 0ddmmN). Example: 4116N/07334W or 3559N/11432W
How to E-Mail FltPlan.com's Support Team FltPlan.com is committed to providing great customer support. You can e-mail us at Support@FltPlan.com with any concern. Most e-mails are answered within minutes. Giving us the proper information can make a huge difference to the ease and speed with which we answer your question. Help us to help you. Always include your full name, your FltPlan.com username, and your N number when appropriate. Also include a contact phone number, in case we feel it would be more beneficial to phone you than to e-mail. Be very specific with your question and give us as much information as possible. For instance, if it's about a particular flight tell us your name, username, N number, and the departure and arrival airports. If you're writing because you received an error message, copy and include the message in your email. We'll be able to answer you more efficiently if we don't have to email back and forth to get the necessary details. Track on us! Did you know that FltPlan.com has been providing flight tracking for eight years? In fact we serve more corporate flight departments than any other flight tracking service. We have made a number of improvements over the years, and we provide the best flight tracking information in the general aviation industry. Our flight tracking service is integrated with your flight plans to provide a complete suite of products to make life easier for you and your scheduler or dispatcher. We'll let you know where your aircraft has been, is now, and will be. Unique to FltPlan.com is the quality of our flight tracking maps.
FltPlan.com provides the aircraft's planned/actual route with real time weather graphics over-lay. We'll show you the entire flight's route, with the aircraft position relative to its planned route. Our high quality radar maps have been recently updated, and we have the most sophisticated historical maps available. These maps are easy to read: they're large in size, uncluttered, and have no bells and whistles to distract you. Our fleet tracking lets you view the current status of your listed aircraft with the push of one button. You can track up to ten aircraft in your flight tracking account. FltPlan.com's Flight Tracking allows you to select easily from a list of your aircraft without typing in an N number each time.
FltPlan.com Now Offers Full Flight Planning to the U.S. Virgin Islands You can now create and file flight plans to the U.S. Virgin Islands using FltPlan.com. FltPlan.com also recently added airway structures and filing capabilities to and from Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. For iPhone Users The new iPhone OS 3.0 software update has the ability to copy and paste. This comes in handy for iPhone users copying recent IFR routes or ATC routes when creating a flight plan. FltPlan.com On Twitter Follow us on Twitter for up-to-date information on busiest airports, most used aircraft, and more. www.twitter.com/FltPlan
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