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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.

Ok just submitted the support ticket with logs now

Hi Mark Many thanks for your response. Today I checked my Windows log in the event viewer and I could see where FS24 had crashed. (I wonder if it was a WASM crash - I have no idea what WASM is in relation to FS24, but I hear people talk about it so I am just spouting it here to make myself look intelligent. ). Then, one or two minutes later the log recorded that FSUIPC crashed. However, I believe that FSUIPC crashed because it stopped receiving information from FS24 due to FS24 crashing. Perhaps it was just coincidence. If it happens again I'll reinstall FS24. After that I will take up your kind off and submit a report. Kind regards.

Yes, multiple simulators can be used for the same profile, and progress will continue to be tracked. For example, in my main Fly the Line profile, I typically complete flights using a mixture of MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024, and the progress continues to be tracked at the end of every flight. On other profiles that I use for testing, I have used a mixture of MSFS 2020/2024, XP12, P3D V5 and FSX:SE and the money and XP I earn at the end of the flight is always added to the profile, regardless of which simulator is used. Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for reporting this. GOL should be in the database, but I also can't seem to find a method of getting it to appear in Fly the Line. I'll log this on our internal bug tracker too for the development team to investigate further. Mark - Just Flight

@NeoGeo78 You're the man, thank you! That updated everything very nicely, I appreciate it! The Trislanders and Islanders cruise around 155kts and 140kts respectively. I can't wait to get started!

@NeoGeo78 That sounds great Neo! Looking forward to testing it out.

Just adding more specifically to the OP, it would be nice if BMI, British Midland, Air 2000, Air Anglia, etc could be added, that would tie into Just Flight products e.g. the upcoming F28, F70/100 or BA146/RJ.

I'm continuously refining so I would hope that in the near future you only get exact airline routes. Leave this with me and I'll see what i can do. Route accuracy is something I'm very keen to maintain.

No, it's just some basic usage data to help me understand what areas of the application is used. Your Fly the Line flight data is only stored on your local machine.

Thanks, appreciate the kind words

I'm sorry, I meant with regards to your mention of PDF, JPEG, XLS. This is not currently possible. But yes, you have a local logbook. I hope that helps