Dutch A Question?

[Lane]

On my Last Horrible DC3C flight with Acme Air I got a "AC"
under CD Result code. What is code "AC"?
That was the charter flight I could not find the airport in TX
using Fs9. but shows up in FSX

Thanks for any info.
Lane

[Dutch Owen]

Hi Lane,

Code "AC" means the flight was canceled. How bad that hits your score depends on whether or not the cancellation was justified by weather or mechanical issues. Sounds like yours was not!

You can always delete a flight that you feel you were unfairly penalized for. That's what the 'erase entry' button on the flight log page is for.

Dutch

[Lane]

Thanks Dutch,
For the info about "AC"
"Yes"it was not weather or Mech issues.
I will erase the flight.
Thanks
Lane

[0artur0]

If you erase already closed and finished flight, the penalties are erased too and this effects the score?

Darn Airbus X can't make a smooth autoland.. actually it's pretty far from that.. 600 FPM .. the passengers didn't like it.. minus points.. and that's not all.. the flight started at LXGB, when I was taxiing to the beginning of the runway suddenly the FO said the I missed the taxiway or something like that but I was firmly on the center line of the taxiway.... minus points.. not to mention that light switches don't send the information to FSC (they turn the lights on but FSCaptain didn't know that) and I forgot to press ctrl+L... minus points... pretty much all minuses I got were from things like that. I'm on C+ right now.

Not to mention that 700 FPM on a hand flown unpressurized a/c .

[Dutch Owen]

Yes, if you erase a flight it erases all traces of the flight good and bad, including penalties, etc.

Hm, perhaps there should be overrides available to the landing speed parameters on an aircraft by aircraft basis. I'll have to think about that one. But it wouldn't be hard to do technically.

Dutch