Fly the Line

FTL pauses correctly in MSFS2020, FSX, P3D and X-Plane but it is currently unavailable in MS2024 as the clock continues to "tick" when paused. I'm hoping that Asobo address this in a future update an as soon as they do, I'll enable pausing for MS2024.

@BBoaBrim I'm not understanding the issue either, since I fly 1 leg every other day or so (depending on my schedule), even though 1 "in game day" has 4 legs.

Solved by JustFlight support. They saw this post but didn't put the solution here. Solution: Select 'Chill & relax', 'Social', 'Hobbies' or 'Exercise', choose anything you want. It will show where on the printsceen is now 'Meditation'. Pick that up and drag it to one of the slots. If all slots are filled you will get a 'Continue' button above 'Slot 6'.

Thanks, that would be fantastic. Congratulations again on your work. I personally left APL because you filled what was missing.

If it were allowed, it would definitely help with calculating times. I can't always fly at the real world time of the schedule. It's nice that the sim time changes, but then calculating times is an added step that can get annoying. At least until Winwing comes out with their Chrono for the Airbus, hehe.

Hi descent815 - would you mind providing the ICAOs for the 2nd Leg. I think this may be related to the Small airfields bug that is in the current versions. Also, are either of these ICAOs an add on? I can check and confirm. A work around would be to rebuild your schedule via the Edit feature in the top right so your route is replaced, and then try again. Just make sure its not one of those ICAOs. A fix is coming for this in the next build. Sorry you experienced this. Keep me posted.

Hi HadronFlux - I think the 0kts at touchdown is a bug that has re-surfaced. I had seen this a while back during testing and I thought I'd fixed it. I'll add it to the bug list and get it sorted.

Great thanks for the update!

The optimum touchdown is at 1,000ft, not 1500 ft, at least for airliners. Noting your "A 'perfect' touchdown is one that occurs at the 50% mark (i.e. 1,500ft from the threshold)." is the reason I'm seeing low percentage touchdown zone points, when landing ON the 1,000ft mark (where you are supposed to land). This is something that should definitely be looked at.

I believe that is standard Simbrief behaviour. When a new aircraft type is selected in Simbrief, it'll set all the values to that profile's defaults. So if the creator of the profile has set the "Passengers" field to "AUTO", then it'll be set to that every time to profile is selected. Fly the Line will only set the correct passenger/cargo values on the initial profile that is opened when the 'Open Simbrief' button is pressed. The profile that opens is based on the ICAO code entered in the aircraft profile in the Fly the Line app. Mark - Just Flight

Also try running as Admin

will do thanks

Thanks Mark

Lovely. Thanks both

Hello, thank you very much for this coming update. At the moment I just purchased the software and I discover it. Bravo for the job. Best regards

Great idea! I've logged this on our internal feature request tracker as something to consider for a future update. Mark - Just Flight

Many thanks, Mark. Will do!

@NeoGeo78, Looks much better. The only outlier is KBOS > KAUS as that's a 4+ hour flight. Thanks!

It depends on many factors. At the moment it will go as far as it can go based on the routes it generates. Every airline is different and generated based on the all the elements in the search so there is no set number. Really, you only need to be looking a week or two ahead. The reason why you can see that far ahead is really to give you a chance to see if thats a schedule you want to fly. No other reason really. Just a convenience thing.