A web application that is used to display the position of the aircraft in real time. Implemented using JavaScript

like the installing at "FlightGear-Simulator-Interpreter".

a. First, you may need to adjust the time in the simulator from nighttime to daytime in order to see clearly. Click on the Environment tab in the toolbar shown below, and click on Time Settings. Adjust the time to your liking. b. Next, in order to help you speed things up and bypass the take-off procedures, click on the Cessna C172P tab, and click on Autostart. This will start the engine and prepare the aircraft to lift off.

Run the simulator and click on the 'Fly!' icon in the bottom left corner. Next, run the application. Your default internet browser will open with the address 'localhost:xxx', where 'xxx' is a number. There are four types of requestes you can perform which we will cover.

The requst will show the current position of the aircraft. To achieve this, type in the following request:

localhost:xxx/display/ip/port

The outcome will be:

You can choose to see the airplane progress track. You need type how many point in one secand you want to get. To achieve this, type in the following request:

localhost:xxx/display/ip/port/dealy

The outcome will be:

The next option is to save the point of the track that the airplane did at a file. you chose how many point in secand, for how long secand to save and the name of the file. If the file does not exist, it will create a new one. Otherwise, it will overwrite what exists and write the data within the file. To achieve this, type in the following request:

localhost:xxx/save/ip/port/delay/total_time/file_name

after you save the data of the route, you can display it. you need to choose the name of the file and this will show the next point in the route every 'delay' seconds. In the end of all the piont you get a 'alert' massage. To achieve this, type in the following request:

localhost:xxx/file_name/delay