Copilot automates your planning. Use point and click to choose your destination. CoPilot finds the waypoints, specifies compass headings, calculates the distances. It's also ready to be used with CoPilot's new GPS instrument.

To the right is a typical flight plan from Southern California to the Napa wine country.

Works with most add-on sceneries CoPilot uses the information from your Microsoft Flight Simulator scenery files. This means that your planning is customized for your particular setup, for virtually all of the scenery add-on packages you may install. If you install another scenery, you can quickly include the new areas and CoPilot will recognize the new airports, runways, navigation aids and frequencies.

Would you like your own personalized "Airman's Guide"? You can print your own fully detailed charts with CoPilot.

CoPilot prints your entire flight plan and aeronautical maps for your reference. For arrival CoPilot prints full-page airport diagrams.

And for flying in the clouds or in bad weather, CoPilot prints the instrument approach plates and other pertinent airport data including glide slopes and ILS frequencies.

CoPilot's flexible and convenient printing capabilities is equivalent to hundreds of dollars worth of flight charts. And because CoPilot works with all of your add-on scenery, your charts will reflect your exact Flight Simulator setup.

With CoPilot, you'll know ahead of time how your destination airport is laid out. No longer will you have to guess about the orientation of the runways.

After all, a missed approach burns up expensive fuel. You might rather buy another bottle of Napa Valley Cabernet with this money.

CoPilot lets you publish your own personalized "Airport Guide" customized for your Flight Simulator setup and scenery add-ons.

To demonstrate CoPilot's usefulness, we have prepared a set of 16 primary U.S. airport diagrams You can view and/or print this FREE set of diagrams. Please click here CoPilotAirportDiagrams.pdf (1.6 MB, PDF format).

For making those ILS landings, you'll want to have all of the approach information ahead of time - before you have to use it. CoPilot print high quality instrument approach plates for any ILS approach in your scenery files - complete with glide slope, frequencies and more.

CoPilot also features a Global Positioning System (GPS) instrument. The GPS receiver "talks" to Flight Simulator and lets you navigate effortlessly no matter where you want to fly. Simply select the destination and the GPS tells you how to get there! Think of it - no more cumbersome VOR frequencies to dial in and no more OBS settings to worry about. What's more is that your CoPilot flight plans are ready-to-use with the GPS. The GPS received also drives the moving map so you can see your track and position.

• The GPS is fully compatible with just about any 3D Video cards - even those that run in full-screen only mode.
• The GPS is completely resizable and movable and can be tucked into a small corner of your instrument panel.
• CoPilot lets you use the airports and navaids from all of your add-on sceneries so you never have to update a separate database.
• The GPS connects to your aircraft's Autopilot. Clicking on the Autopilot on/off switch automatically sets the heading for any aircraft that uses the autopilot.
• You'd like to create flights using any of the thousands of standard fixes and intersections - see below. The fixes are grouped - Enroute Low Altitude, Enroute High Altitude, IAP and "Others". You can display the corresponding radials as shown below.