Route Map on the Sectional
Type your airports, see the route drawn on the FAA VFR sectional with course and distance for each leg, print it on letter paper, and get a step-by-step G1000 entry outline for the same route.
For practice and education only. Not for navigation. Practice planning aid only. Chart tiles may lag the current edition and the route line ignores airspace, terrain, obstacles, TFRs and fuel stops. Plan real flights on a current sectional and Chart Supplement, get an official briefing, and check with your instructor.
Chart: FAA Aeronautical Information Services VFR Sectional (public domain), via the FAA chart tile service. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Courses are true at the leg midpoint; magnetic uses the World Magnetic Model 2025 estimate. ETE assumes no wind.
| Leg | From | To | TC °T | Var | MC °M | Dist nm | Total nm | ETE no wind | Fuel gal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totals | – | – | – | ||||||
G1000 flight plan entry steps.
A generic outline built from your route. Garmin G1000 and G1000 NXi software versions and installations differ, so button names and screens may not match your airplane exactly.
Garmin and G1000 are named only to identify the avionics these steps describe. CrosswindBay is not affiliated with or endorsed by Garmin. Practice with your instructor or a PC-based trainer before using any of this in the airplane, and always confirm the active flight plan against your nav log and chart.