FSAirlines

Manel I think you are are misinterpreting my meaning. I merely point out that a VA may have a lot of aircraft and not so many pilots, therefore utilization of airframes is rather low, compared to real life. As to paying for aircraft, yes thanks we do and we pay maintenance on those that get utilized...

I was hoping one of the admins would come up with the definitive answer.

From memory the first levels are 15, 30 and 60 flights. That takes you up to captain .. I don't know what the requirements are after that.

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Malcolm

I think this is a bad idea. In VAs we procure and station aircraft around our hubs to keep them available as required by our pilots. If you have several hubs and many types of aircraft, you therefore need to hold a lot of aircraft (many more than a real airline would utilize for the same coverage). ...

Number of flights performed is under 'Ratings' Regards John Thanks for your reply. Yes you can see the number of flights in the table and I assume that the overall rating is the number of flights factored by the rating of the pilots during those flights (or is it the average rating??) however... Wh...

Personally I would like to see some method by which a new pilot could view the country a VA was based in when deciding which VA to join. I know the information is on the VA's overview page but it would be good if a facility existed somewhere to enable people to search for this information. At least ...

vaccaro wrote:Maybe with AFCAD you can see those fuel thingies

Nope, I believe AFCAD doesn't display refuelling points at all.

If there is a way of getting AFCAD to display refuelling boxes I'd love to know it.

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Malcolm

I don't know of a way Brian, however I know very little about sceneries. I assume that exclude bgls would eliminate refuel spots but I really don't know. If there is a way to see these refuel spots that have been hidden by modified scenery I would love to know also.

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Malcolm

I think that this splitting of the flight plans into separate fleets is a great idea. In addition to the idea that only aircraft from a specific fleet can fly that fleet's flightplans, the actual administration of flightplans would be greatly eased. In our VA's situation we have three fleets: normal...

I have found that the refuelling station can be "invisible" at times - with some modified scenery (afcad mods usually) - the refuelling station is still there even though it doesn't show up visually or on FSNav map.

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Malcolm

Yes, although the flight records can still be viewed from a VA integration page, the FSAirlines website seems to have a problem today.

Ah, I didn't make it clear that I was just asking for information as to what is the preferred way to do it. I was not complaining or remarking about response time - which actually was commendably quick - just asking which is the way to sort out things in future. Sorry if you thought I was having a "...

I sent an email to support asking for a flight to be reviewed, it being flagged up because of ending flight on an "invisible" refuelling spot. The flight in question being: http://www.fsairlines.net/index.php5?status=report&id=202142&status2=logged&va=3987&p=7743 My question is: Is emailing support ...

Stan wrote:If you click on messages above you will see you already have an "outbox"

As I said in my post, I am referring to the FSAirlines message system. I am not referring to the Forum messages control panel but to the message page you can access on FSAirlines itself.

Is it possible to alter the FSAirlines "Messages" system to allow one to view one's sent messages?

At the moment all one has is the equivalent of an "Inbox", it would be useful to also have an "Outbox" and to be able to tell from that if a message has been read by the recipient.

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Malcolm

Do you mean the pilot rating ... like captain, senior captain etc?

I believe it is based on number of flights but I cannot remember what each level is.

The VA Rank is a different thing, it is allocated by the CEO of the VA for different jobs / positions within the VA.

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