1. Create multi-waypoint flight plans
2. Save multi-waypoint flight plans for future recall
3. Use flight plan in real-time on portable computer display
4. Create your own databases of airfields or locations
5. Use built in databases of airfields ,VOR's & NDB's
6. Paper printout of the plan on portable or other printer
7. Define new locations or waypoints by latitude & longitude or by distance & bearing to a known remote reference
8. Rapid repeat of the same plan over again changing wind, aircraft speed etc. if necessary
9. Return trip flight plan generated on request
10. Update feature to incorporate changes in a locations data such as frequency changes or relocations of VOR's etc.
11. Add feature to incorporate new locations
12. Create separate location or waypoint lists or add them as you write the flight plan
13. Show the contents of any database of locations
14. Estimated arrival time displayed in flight

B. Some Features of Weight & Balance

This option is general to all light aircraft requiring the usual details. These are requested in a question and answer type format so that you don't forget anything. A specific version for the Robinson R22 helicopter is also available.

C. Some Features of Density Altitude

The usual question and answer type operation, give your indicated altitude, pressure & temperature, and get the density altitude. Also gives true airspeed if required for the density altitude calculated.

D. Some Features of Check list

This feature allows you to create your own personalized lists for each aircraft and save them for recall.

Each item is displayed one at a time, you bring up the next check having carried out the previous one possibly walking round the aircraft with the computer. No more losing your place in the list!

E. Some Features of Descent Rate