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Old March 3rd 04, 05:41 PM
Dave Schwartz
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Default Flight Planner vs. FS Navigator

What does FS Navigator do that Flight Planner doesn't?
Does Flight Planner enter the radio frequencies into the radio
automatically?
Does it enter everything into Auto Pilot automatically? Can I create a
flight plan and engage auto pilot and just sit back and watch? This I know
can be done on FS Navigator.

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