This tool provides features for pilots around the world, additional features for pilots in the BPC region (Belgian Paragliding Cup= Belgium, North of France, West of Germany), and specific features for the BPC validation and scoring.
Please read the disclaimer in the bottom of this page.
List of features that can be used by any pilot around the world:
- Analyse the airspace to prepare a flight based on an openair file
- Create a route to follow during the flight
- Export a route created (file or QRcode) to the flight instrument using XCTrack to use it during a flight
- Check the track of a flight and analyse the compliance with airspaces regulation based on an openair file
- Modify an openair file according to specific airspaces activations (remove zones)
- Export a modified openair file to use it with the fligth instrument during a flight
Specific additional features for belgian/north of France pilots:
- Obtain the validated openair file of the BPC region for a given day
- to prepare a flight
- to use it with the instrument during the flight
- to verify that the flight achievevd respects the airspaces
- Check the QNH of EBFS and the corresponding Flight Levels altitudes
- Add specific airspace zones that are Notam activable out of a predefined set to the displayed zones/openair file.
Specific to the BPC:
- Check if the flight is eligible for the BPC scoring (passing through a BPC waypoint and not violating a prohibited airspace)
- Generate a BPC validation code if the flight is fully compliant, according to the level of difficulty reached
Here are the instructions for using this great tool…
“How to” …. for any pilot
Create a route and export it to the AIR³ or any instrument using XCTrack:
“How to” …. for belgian and north of France pilots
Check the airspace and prepare your flight based on the validated openair file of the day:
Get the validated openair file for your instrument:
Add activated zones to the openair file:
Check the Flight levels and the QRA of the day:
Check if your flight is airspace compliant:
“How to” …. for BPC pilots
Create a route for your BPC flight and export it to the AIR³ or any instrument using XCTrack:
Validate your BPC flight to get a validation code:
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Disclaimer: This tool and the openair files are provided to you for convenience but is provided as is with no guarantee of any sort. The Openair files provided doesn’t substitue for the obligation to perform your own pre-flight analysis, using the information provided by the relevant authority .