There's a tilt control in the program, you can also rotate the image as
well, and drag and drop the picture, which enables you to place in any
orientation you want. You can also set placeholders and save them so you
can just double click and immediately travel to it. This is the first
program I've seen as well that allows you to do all that, and offers so
much detail. I've already decided I'm going to buy it.

Pat

Morgans wrote:

"Patrick Pohler" wrote


Anyway I think it's pretty useful for VFR flight planning, especially if
you haven't been to your destination before. You can actually see what
your checkpoint or your airport will look like from the air.

Pat


That is really cool. Most satellite shots I have seen are looking straight
down on the ground. How did you get it to line up off the end of the
runways, like you are on the glide slope? (kinda)

Anyway, that definitely gets it's own bookmark.