Hi:

Great product, I'm hooked. I was tracking my son's flight tonight and noticed information in the popup in google earth when I clicked on his plane:

MIA./.PERMT.AR16.SEELO..METTA..CHS..FLO.CTF2.CLT/0035

Anyway someone could point me in the right direction regarding what this really means? Obviously if this is just TOO technical I understand, even an online resource etc. Just curious and since it is being displayed thought it would be nice to know what it is.

thanks again

Brad

Akron, OH

 

that would be the flightplan the aircraft either flew or filed.

MIA-Miami
PERMT- Intersection
AR16- Airway used for departure?
SEELO- Intersection
METTA-Intersection
CHS-Charleston VOR
FLO-Florence VOR
CTF2-Arrival path into Charlotte ?
CLT-Charlotte

not positive on all of them..

You're right on almost all counts!  the "FLO.CTF2" represents a "STAR", or Standard Arrival procedure.  The CLT is the arrival airport, and the /0033 is the estimated arrival time in GMT (12:30 AM GMT/Zulu time)

Andy, service@fboweb.com