Standard route segments

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Standard route segments

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matthew_w100	matthew_w100 posted 8 hours ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 24, Visits: 57	Would it be possible to allow a "standard route segment" to be added to a planned route? Flying out of Redhill I have a very limited number of departure options, which can be quite complex due to the surrounding airspace. For example if going north I have to route via Ascot & Burnham through the Heathrow Class D or through Farnborough. West, it's Solent. East it's Luton or Southend. My standard segments can have up to a dozen waypoints, and more importantly, different altitudes on each leg to maintain. It would be very useful to be able to set these routes up as standard segments which I could add to the start (or end) of a planned route. Others may find a frequent segment in the middle of flights, like (what used to be called) the Manchester LLC. It would be great to not have to type them in afresh each time. And to be able to share them with others. Thanks for your consideration!
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grahamb	grahamb posted 31 minutes ago Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 653, Visits: 31K	+x matthew_w100 - 7/1/2026 1:13:57 PM Would it be possible to allow a "standard route segment" to be added to a planned route? Flying out of Redhill I have a very limited number of departure options, which can be quite complex due to the surrounding airspace. For example if going north I have to route via Ascot & Burnham through the Heathrow Class D or through Farnborough. West, it's Solent. East it's Luton or Southend. My standard segments can have up to a dozen waypoints, and more importantly, different altitudes on each leg to maintain. It would be very useful to be able to set these routes up as standard segments which I could add to the start (or end) of a planned route. Others may find a frequent segment in the middle of flights, like (what used to be called) the Manchester LLC. It would be great to not have to type them in afresh each time. And to be able to share them with others. Thanks for your consideration! Why not just save each one as a route in its own right, and start each new route by opening one of them, then extending it as required?
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