The new aircraft tracking Software for Windows has arrived into your computer.
With AirNav 1.11 you can understand all the flight control organization under world air traffic control centers: just enter flight data to the program via MANUAL MODE (in a understandable table representing flight waypoints and times) or TERMINAL MODE (where a command interpreter will decode all information given and store it into memory) and the program will track the flight on a map that can be done by you using one of the three map generation commands provided.
More than 50 error messages make the program easy-to-use but don't forget that for any possible question you only have to E-mail me to airnav@geocities.com.
It's also provided a help file with over 60 topics where you can learn and understand the usage of the program.
It has been tested in been tested under many conditions: from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95; from a 386 25 Mhz to a Pentium 133 Mhz with successful results but if you find any bugs just send an E-mail to correct it.
Some program features:
Tracks up to 50 aircraft at the same time
160 000 position digitalized world map
Possibility of draw your own area map
Includes an editable and searchable database with over 8500 VOR and NDB
16000 aircraft editable database with selcal, registration and company info
Easy-to-understand communication command interpreter
Manual and terminal data insertion modes
Estimates next enroute waypoints ETA's
Version 1.11 also includes:
-Estimate waypoints feature (previews next enroute waypoints)
-Export to TXT feature (exports Airnav's log files to text so you can show your friends your logs)
-Estimate ALL (estimates ALL slots waypoints and times with only one click)
-Cross Dateline tracking (dataline crossing enabled: specially for Australia and New Zealand Users)
-New Airport database
-Instataneously current flight coordinates and speed calculation
-Set System Date and Time within the program
-Registration via user Name, ID and registration number (for a quickly registration of AirNav)
