Kyle Kahn

According to fsdt, simconnect is still supported in the new sim.

Yes FOB time is 0:00. I guess I need to manually add these numbers then. I have set STD at 16:00z in simbrief however it parses as 15:37z in efb. Sometimes WTC is not recognized as well. Other than that it's good. Could you please add those information to the “after-flight” flight log that is generated by EFB after touchdown? And make the flight log editable so we can take some notes?

Some data provided by OFP is inconsistent with the data on the second page of flight plan creation such as FOB time STD etc. I will have to re-enter these numbers in the blanks sometimes. Also it would be nice if we can add some notes on the final flight log or make after-flight flight log editable.

Yes, but that information is not available in final flight log.

Hi Aivlasoft, Could you please record more information on the flight log? Such as scheduled time of departure/arrival (Runway Time), scheduled enroute time, block fuel time, Airline name and a flight number? I use simbrief to retrieve the flight plan and I was asked to fill the STD/STA and these blanks. They just didn't appear on the flight log unfortunately. Thank you for the assistace, Kahn

Hi, I just found the ICAO code is B737 in the planemaker. I'm not sure if I can share the .acf with you due to copyright concerns.

Thanks! I will report back the test result after the fix is released. I would like to report another issue. When I was flying with Ultimate 737-700 for X-Plane. The EFB won't recognize the profile and it's using the default profile instead. Could you please take a look at this? Thank you!

ok i tried default aircraft at the same spot its working.

Inside the cockpit

okay it''s happening again this time at SLC I arrived in

Hi Urs, I think I found the issue now. I'm now starting a new flight in Paris. The status bar at the beginning says "Enroute" but I'm still on the ground. Could you please tell me how do you evaluate if the plane is staying on the ground or flying? Do you take AGL data as a reference? Please reply to me if you see this message. K

That's great! If you have their permission to use the file, do you consider adding this as a feature? We really need local time format as an annotation to the UTC because it's being used in airport charts, information and flight logs. I don't think something went wrong in this case, I wasn't monitoring the flight because I was sleeping during the long haul flight. However, the flight duration at 10:20 is normally the flight time from Seattle to Paris in the real world so I don't think it triggered time compression. When I woke up everything was perfectly fine, I have noticed this issue at the time of on blocks. It indeed recorded the time of touch down (15:03z) but there is no way to complete the flight or export the log. Do you have a manual switch or short-cut method to complete a flight? I have read the manual but it doesn't cover the instructions.

What kind of database are you looking for? FSRealtime has a corrected timezone file, I assume you are talking about this? In EFB V2 I have encountered a new issue, the status of a flight stays at ARRIVAL even when the plane has arrived at the airport and on the ground. Normally when EFB detects a touch down it will automatically save the flight log as a document. However, this doesn't appear to be the case for my flight today to Paris. The status says "Arrival" even when the flight actually on blocks. And there is no way to export the flight log as pdf for this reason. I didn't find a switch to complete this flight manually. Am I doing things wrong or you didn't add a button to complete a flight manually?

Hi Aivlasoft, Could you please inform us if the local time indication (as a sidenote to UTC) is implemented? The time refers to airport charts or info is all local time, I will have to google the local time at the destination for this reason. As far as I know, there is no alternative has implemented this feature, it would be best if you have considered it. Also, I really want to see there will be a "Diversion" option in the flight log, sometimes you may not able to reach the destination but have to land at an airport for emergency reasons. So you would have every flight (normal or abnormal) recorded. Is there still a chance that OFF/OUT/IN/ON times to be recorded in the flight log? Many airlines flight log have these entries to be filled by ACARS. I hope it will be available in EFB v2. (EFB v1 has this implemented) AFAIK, VA software can record the engine start/shutdown time as OFF/ON time, at least for X-Plane it works. However, this option is not available to non-VA users. It can still be used for flight log purposes. Thank you very much for the answers. Cheers, K

I remembered you can log the Block OUT time and Block IN time manually in EFB v1, do you plan to keep this feature?

Hello Aivlasoft, Congrats on the release, you made it on time! I just have few questions to ask about EFB v2 1. There is a neat tool in ETA v1 to log all times during the flight phase. (The ATA to reach a specific waypoint, OUT TIME, OFF TIME-ATD, ON TIME-ATA, IN TIM etc. Does ETA v2 have this toll as well? 2. I know on-ground times are logged in UTC format but are they going to be logged in local time formats as well, more like adding an additional time indication for local time? See there is local time formats used on the AOC charts, for airport operation, runway preference usage, noise abatement procedure etc, so that might be helpful and necessary. 3. Are you going to support X-Plane in the next sub-version of v2, when? Thank you very much for the answers Cheers, Kahn