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# 4.4 Add a New Plan
To add the new plan to the existing project click on the project to which you want to add the new plan. Then the screen will be displayed as below:
Create a new plan by clicking on the '+' . Give the proper plan name. Now, this page will allow only to change of the plan name. Any alterations are not allowed in the name of the project name and client name.
Adding a new plan to an existing Project
After setting the plan name, repeat the process of creating a project with all the steps. A number of plans can be added in this manner
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Creation of a number of plans with different flight types is allowed. One plan with one flight type.
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### Plan by Device in Android Version
This is a new feature added to AeroGCS KEA. By using this feature, any user will be able to plot a plan with his Android device.
For creating a plan by device, the user has to use the AeroGCS KEA on his mobile device. Create a new project. Select "Device Location" from the options displayed under Search Location. Carry your device with you on the field and mark the locations on the field by reaching the desired ends on the actual field.
This method results in the marking of more accurate locations on the fields.
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