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and it should now be fixed.

Sorry for my late response as I have been having 'technical difficulties' with my normal flight/fsa devwork computer (something to do with the power supply, its a laptop and I have to send it back to dell). XP-11 helipads have been a bit of a pain and I should have been more careful before I importe...

Sorry my delay in answering your questions, the powers supply in my flight sim computer, which I do most of my FSA work on, gave up on me and I have to resort to other means to get work done. Like pulling out one of my retired work computers, which is a mac, which means I can't fly on it. As to the ...

I had a brain wave this morning on to what could cause this problem and made a change to prevent it. Lets see if that takes care of it.

Changing it from crashed to successful is not easy, several things have already happened, like deletion of the packages on the AC. Best think to do is just delete it and try again.

Some manufacturers have a listed MZFW which is the same as the MTOW (cessna for one) so it may be difficult. This can't be true Joe, you would never be able to take off. You could never take off if your ZFW was the MZFW true. https://cessna.txtav.com/en/piston/cessna-skyhawk#_model-specs This is th...

Good to hear, I think restarting the server is what fixed it, will continue to monitor.

Strange I have made no updates in that area for a while, did some checking and was able to reproduce it. I made a quick shot in the dark change to possibly fix something and add some messaging to help debug it, and restarted the server to make it take effect, and the problem stopped but no indicatio...

Hi Alan, I just did a quick look at the data in the DB using your formula, it's not bad but I suspect the real world numbers are not quite so linear and for aircraft where it's impossible to get numbers it would probably a starting point. Some manufacturers have a listed MZFW which is the same as th...

I did some more reading on this, I think the problem can be described in this graph. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos-Silva-186/publication/314090333/figure/fig3/AS:469589621514242@1488970298345/Payload-Range-Diagram.png This is an example/description of a normal range chart for an aircra...

Looking the article you mentioned, it was a 10,520 NM, 20.3 hour flight. But it was not an airline flight but a private flight in a private aircraft, meaning no passengers or cargo and probably customized with auxiliary fuel tanks in the cargo hold. I don't think this is something we need to replica...

Hi flyers I had a pilot complain about how long it took to get there aircraft through a C check and though I would bring it up here to see what everyone thinks about the time for aircraft maintenance. Currently an A check takes 1 day, a B check 3, a C check 7 and a D check 14. What do you think is t...

Additional features are: Sell loans. Lease aircraft to other airlines. Maintenance reduction for aircraft that have not moved in 60 days. Gold accounts may not use advance finance but do have to pay the parking fees and have the maintenance reduction for aircraft that have not moved. But finance by ...

Changing the parameters in your flight sim models is not a problem, especially if your goal is to make it more accurate as out of the box many are not.

You are always welcome to submit an update to and aircraft, as long as you have done the research and submitted a reference link to a reputable source along with it.

For weights the manufactures airport planing guides are the go to source but they don’t have speeds