Could you attach the flight plan? Then we can look into it. Thanks.

"West of Africa" is typically Latitude 0. Longitude 0, which suggests there's a problem with one or more of your waypoints, or at least their location, resulting in them being plotted at 0,0.

I have been trying to import a VOR flight plan from plan G into FSX SE flight planner to use with default ATC. The import works ok and the VOR'S are all listed but the flight planner map shows a red dot west of Africa and no route.

If I export the route from Plan G as a 2004 file it loads fine. I have then noticed that if I create a route using the flight planner in FSX and save it I get the same error if I try to reload it. Why would this be happening, has anyone else got this problem or know a solution.

What simulator is the database for?
You should be able to find details of any problems building the database in the log file, which is in your My Documents/Plan-Gv4 Files/ folder. There's further information in the Quick Start guide, which you can find in your Plan-G/Docs folder.

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Can anyone advise please? I have not been able to load plan G. I go to build data base but scan stops and nothing else happens after about 22mins. Are there any step by step guides available? Most of the information on You Tube assumes that you have already been able to start Plan G.Any help would be most grateful. Thanks.

This is a test build (just the exe file) that uses localised decimal separators in the MSFS export. Please give it a try and let me know if it fixes the problem.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1jurzxlejn5xc2p/Plan-G_Build263.zip?dl=0

To install:
- back up your existing Plan-G.exe to somewhere safe
- unzip the build 263 file to your Plan-G folder

This is a test build (just the exe file) that uses localised decimal separators in the MSFS export. Please give it a try and let me know if it fixes the problem.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1jurzxlejn5xc2p/Plan-G_Build263.zip?dl=0

To install:
- back up your existing Plan-G.exe to somewhere safe
- unzip the build 263 file to your Plan-G folder

Thanks. Is it just the user waypoint that is misplaced?
See also the other thread here on this issue. I'm wondering if the behaviour change is due to the decimal separator in non-English languages (the problem doesn't happen for me). You could try editing the flight plan in notepad and swapping the separator ("." ",") in the lat/lon values, and see if that makes a difference.

edit: also worth checking to see if World Update 11 made any difference, although I don't expect it to.

(sorry for the delay in replying - been away with the day job for a few days)

The way it would make a difference is probably in the decimals separator -- "." vs ","

It might be worth editing the flight plan in Notepad and changing that, just to see if it makes a difference.

(sorry for the delay replying - the day job took me away for a few days)

edit: also worth checking to see if World Update 11 made any difference, although I don't expect it to.

OK thanks. I will watch out for update

Here two images of how the MSFS builds the Plan

Jose Bieletto