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Don Poitras wrote:
As a followup question, I've been trying to find a way to enter a flight plan via cell phone. I have access to a host web site where I can run a cgi program and I was able to create a page that would invoke a script to run a telnet duats session, but when I try to use it from the cell phone, I get "Forbidden". I'm guessing that there's some problem in running cgi scripts from the cell phone browser. All this techno-babble aside, does anyone know a way to enter a flight plan via cell phone (other than waiting 30 minutes to talk to FSS)? I can do it via www.duats.com, but it's pretty painful. I cell phone interface to the telnet duats would be ideal, but I don't think these cell phones can do telnet. Didn't there used to be a way to just call in a flight plan and leave it on a recording? I did that once or twice some years ago and have forgotten about till now. Seems like that would be the best bet. You basically read it off as it appears on the flight plan form. |
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