Loading a flight plan into a Citation X FMS

[@iNSANEcOOkieMONstEr]

I bet Bill is happy he has an arrival named after him.

[@jetboy1891]

It's fun to figure out where many of the intersection names (or arrival names) come from. Lots of little jokes in the names and sequence of names. The DSNEE 4 arrival into Santa Ana has two sequential intersections: GITRR and then DUUNN. There used to be an intersection over Cleveland that was LEBRN. Fun stuff!

[@emojim7136]

Yeah, i've got to learn this FMS a little better. I know the basics of it in FSX but there is a lot more to know in real life i'm sure. I know you don't have a whole lot of subscribers yet, but keep up the great video's and you will get a lot more in time i'm sure of it. The video with the V22 you showed, i live near an air force base and i see them all the time. Pretty cool.

[@jetboy1891]

Thanks for the encouragement Emo! Yeah, the FMS was a little intimidating when I first started flying the X. But in short order I was "adequate" with it. Then after plugging things in about a 100 or 1000 times it seems pretty darn intuitive and I wondered how I was ever "intimidated". Like they say: "practice, practice, practice...."

[@Sammmmm_S]

Uhhh, I’m learning how to fly a swift :D not quite sure what your doing though :D

[@jetboy1891]

Glider, Swift, twin engine, small jet, and then this Citation X - it won't be long until you know exactly what's going on here!