Mission+ initially lacks the rest break and crosswind calculators that are in the html flight plan. These are advertised as comming soon. In the meantime, I have published a version of the rest break and various other calculators here. Once you bookmark or add to home screen, these should be available offline.
Note that I have no involvement in Mission+ and this web page is unofficial.
MEL extractor
This is an aid to help you select and copy the MEL numbers so that you can paste them into the search box in AeroDocs. I have another tool that allows you to extract the MEL information from the Ship Tracking section of iCrew to get a preview of the MEL items before the flight plan is released. That tool is: https://www.johnfbell.com/Extract_MEL_from_iCrew.html.Rest Break Calculator
This is a stripped down version of the rest break calculator generated in my html flight plan (HTML Flight Plan). However, it works when the html version of the flight plan is not available.Crosswind, Conversions, and Time Totaler
This is just a very simple converter and crosswind calculator. There are far more robust apps in the app store, but this should be enough for METAR and crosswinds. The Time Totaler is a way to add and subtract times.Alternate Runways Approaches and Winds
This lists most of the primary Atlantic alternates, the approaches for the runways, and allows you to enter the winds to get the headwind and crosswind.Fuel calculator
This is a page that allows you to make some fuel calculations, including Bingo fuel.CDR extractor
Sometimes domestic flight plans have a CDR section (Coded Departure Routes). This allows you to paste the whole CDR section and adds links so that you can see more easily see what the routes look like. The links are for iFlightPlanner.com, ForeFlight, and a copy button that copies the route without the "." or ".." so that you can paste it into a variety of places such as Jepp FD Pro.LHR CDA calculator
This is an experimental tool to calculate the CDA (continuous descent) into LHR.
If you have iOS 16
You will need to save the individual pages for offline use. This is done by adding them to your reading list. Apple link
Prior to iOS 16: Add to home screen
Note: You must be in Safari on your iPad for the following instructions to work. If you are not in Safari:
If you are in the WorkSpace app, click on the Safari icon in the upper right corner to open this page in Safari:
If you are in another app, the address is below so that you can copy and paste it into the Safari:
https://johnfbell.com/tools/JohnBellMissionPlusTools.htmlThis page should work offline. You can bookmark this page. However, I suggest you add an icon to your home screen. Note that this trick of adding to the home page also works well with a variety of pages such as the PBS Web App https://dalpbs.navblue.aero/webapp.
Updating
If you are online, click on the refresh button in the URL window.Share this page
You can have another pilot scan this QR code to load this page. They must be online in order to initially access the page.