The FrontierWings Random Flight Generator

Create and download random routes for FS2024 for free. Detailed help at the bottom.

Flight parameters

Leave distance empty for a random 20-200 nm leg target.
Minimum per-leg distance is 20 nm when using stopovers.
Stopovers are clamped to 0-50.
Generated Route
Departure, stopovers, and arrival
Generate a route and the map will open automatically.
Route map ready
Generate a random flight first. The route map loads automatically after generation.
Generating a route loads map tiles from OpenStreetMap and OpenTopoMap. Your IP address may be transmitted.
Departure Arrival / stop Seaplane base Heliport

Flight result

Route generation and flight-plan downloads remain free for everyone.
FrontierWings pilots with an active membership or trial can add a generated flight to their mission board. After completing it, the recorded results are added to their pilot profile. Sign in or Create An Account to make use of the mission board.
Generate a route to see departure, arrival, legs, total distance, aircraft guidance, and the flight-plan download.
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Legs

    Random Flight Generator help

    Click for detailed info

    What the RFG can do for you...

    It is a simple way to generate random flights anywhere in the world. Pilots often prefer certain regions or locations, so there is always some kind of bias in their choices. That is no issue at all unless you really want to explore and find new locations you have never flown over before. The RFG can help with that.

    To give you a little bit of control over the outcome without compromising the randomness, you can create a single-leg flight with a certain distance or create a flight plan with a chosen number of stopovers. You will be able to see the roughly estimated time of the entire flight.

    If you do not enter any values, the tool generates a single-leg flight with a random distance between 20 and 200 nm. The minimum distance for a flight or leg is 20 nm.

    Some regions or countries are suggested more often than others because they have more airports and airfields. There is simply a higher probability that a country gets picked if it has more airfields.

    How it works...

    RFG uses the FrontierWings airfield database which is derived from different sources and checked against the available default airfields in FS2024.

    Addon airports are excluded intentionally because not everybody has them.

    In some cases the country selection may not be entirely correct because the available simulator airport metadata can be redundant, incomplete, or ambiguous. There are fallbacks for common cases, but not every edge case can be caught. If in doubt, simply look at the map.

    When you generate a multi-leg flight, the system keeps the route sensible. Without safeguards, a randomizer can produce a zig-zag path where two stopovers a few legs apart end up almost on top of each other. To prevent that, the generator checks turn angles and separation between stops, so your path keeps moving forward instead of looping back on itself.

    If you have an active FrontierWings membership, you can create missions from the flight plans that where generated by the RFG. Those missions, if completed successfully, will be added to your pilot profile just like any other missions within FrontierWings.