Today you will be learning Advanced Flightplan Management.
There is one air base with aircraft under your control.
For this tutorial a strike mission has already been created and aircraft have been assigned.
The first thing we’ll be doing today is adding waypoints to a flight plan. The aircraft assigned to your strike mission are going to overfly a known SAM site on the way to and from their target and we want to avoid that.
To edit flightplans:
To Add a flightplan waypoint:
To delete a waypoint, select the waypoint and click the "Delete Waypoint" button.
Add two waypoints to Flight Tiger14s course. The first waypoint should be a Turning Point (Ingress) after waypoint 3, and the second waypoint should Turning Point (Egress) after waypoint 7. After you have created them, drag them so they will avoid the SAM site.
AAR is a vital part of a flightplan. This operation can be scheduled and is fully integrated with flightplans.
To schedule AAR as part of a flightplan:
Create a new refuel waypoint after waypoint 9 for Tiger1. Once created, move it closer to the AAR Support mission track. The choice to disable refueling at other waypoints is up to you, for this tutorial it will not make a difference.
This scenario will conclude when your strike aircraft return to base.