How much does SimBrief cost?

free
Note that while SimBrief is free, it uses a slightly outdated navigation database by default. Registered Navigraph users can optionally purchase a Navigraph subscription after registering, which will give them access to the latest real-world navigation data with updates every 28 days.

What is SimBrief used for?

SimBrief.com is a freeware, web-based, flight planning tool that produces accurate briefing packages for flight simulation. When creating a flight plan using SimBrief, a briefing package similar to those real-world pilots use will be generated.

Does SimBrief add SIDs and STARs?

Once generated, the route will appear in the “Route” section and the route will be displayed on the “Interactive Route Preview”. This button adds SIDs and STARs to the route currently found in the “Route” box.

Is SimBrief free to use?

The SimBrief Dispatch System is the web’s most comprehensive FREE virtual flight planning service. Features include detailed fuel calculations for over 120 aircraft types, an extensive route database, real-world weather forecasts, current NOTAMs, ETOPS planning, and much more!

Does SimBrief use real weather?

Update: SimBrief now supports Historical Weather! For those of you who use Active Sky (AS16/ASP4 or newer), the new Historical Weather section on the Dispatch Options page makes it possible to use Active Sky weather data in conjunction with SimBrief.

Is there a SkyVector app?

The free CloudAhoy app is available for iOS and Android devices and can also be used for flight logging.

How much does SkyVector cost?

A bit pricey at $150/year but absolutely worth it. SkyVector is a website that provides live updates of the weather and other relevant information for flight planning.

How do I file a flight plan on mfs2020?

Creating a flight plan is really as simple as picking departure and arrival points on the World Map, and then clicking the Fly button. To just travel from one place to another, that’s really all you have to do. On your Nav Log, you’ll get a heading and an estimated time en route (ETE).