From the manual, p.115:
"...the RNAV511 does not have its own navigation receivers. Instead, waypoint 1, and waypoint 2 (left and right sides of the unit) are driven by the NAV1 receiver in the aircraft, whether this be the MX-170B’s, GNS 530, or GTN 750."
BOTH waypoints are driven by the NAV1 receiver - NAV2 is not involved.
Hello,
I have migrated all of the airline logos in my STB Logos directories into one directory, the WOAI one, so that I can use those that are not duplicated across all sources. This has created some duplicates with differing file suffixes (*.JPG, *.PNG etc). Still many of the airlines which have logos present in this directory do not show these in the STB. Grateful for any help please.
Cheers,
Andrew
Hello there,
I recently bought the product and think it’s excellent; it’s really fun to fly. However, there are two things that really bother me and unnecessarily detract from the experience. First, that ugly EFB clickspot on the window—it’s a real shame there’s no way to hide it. And that there’s no option to hide the EFB completely (at least, I haven’t found one). Perhaps this could be added in a future patch.
Hello Derek,
Thank you for your honest answer.
It is understandable that the effort for JustFlight has to be worthwhile. If this has not been the case in the past, the decision is understandable.
Best regards
Philipp
Just in case you weren't already aware, Fly the Line - Short Haul edition has now morphed into some even bigger and better and has now become Fly the Line - Airline Edition.
The original version is still included but the program now includes long-haul schedules and a Schedule Manager which allows users to create, edit and share custom schedules - if you've ever wanted to create your own historic schedule and share it with other Fly the Line pilots, now you can!
All product details can be found on the product page here:
https://www.justflight.com/product/fly-the-line-airline-edition
The update comes free to current owners too, a simple redownload from your account is all that's required.
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Hi!
I haven't been able to find any informatino regarding this, so I hope it's alright that I ask here. Will there be a performance calculator included with the Learjet 45? If yes, I'd like to make a request:
Would it be possible to include the OEI second segment climb gradient for the takeoff calculation, as well as the approach OEI climb gradient (the "go around" gradient) for landing?
This would increase realism a lot and allow us pilots to check if we can make the published climb gradients (at least with much more accuracy than if we didn't have these numbers)
Looking forward to the addon!
Best Regards,
Jakob
