While we were using primarily standin routes which were essential placeholders so our pilots could fly anywhere, I didn’t notice the problem since all flights were to and from the same point and thus always returned 0 as a distance. Now, however, I’ve added some standard routes to the schedule, yet no matter where they are, they calculate zero distance. Any ideas?
This isn’t an urgent problem since I can calculate the distances on my own, but it would be handy to have this feature back.
Thanks.
While we were using primarily standin routes which were essential placeholders so our pilots could fly anywhere, I didn’t notice the problem since all flights were to and from the same point and thus always returned 0 as a distance. Now, however, I’ve added some standard routes to the schedule, yet no matter where they are, they calculate zero distance. Any ideas?
This isn’t an urgent problem since I can calculate the distances on my own, but it would be handy to have this feature back.
Thanks.
Hey - which version are you on? There was a bug with that I remember but IIRC it was fixed.
Hey - which version are you on? There was a bug with that I remember but IIRC it was fixed.
Version 2.0.854
Gee, I always assume it is something I broke.
ugh, In ur schedule area have u tried re calculating distances?
Yep. It does the usual “Calculating…” and then goes to 0.
Fortunately, the distance is one of the few things I can enter without getting an error when I click on edit route. So, I can get the distance entered manually.
Oops. Now, I understand what you meant. It appears torecalculate the distances for the PIREPS, but the routes stay at zero.
Hmm weird, let me see if I can dupe. I def remember a bug with that being fixed.
Hmm weird, let me see if I can dupe. I def remember a bug with that being fixed.
I wouldn’t have noticed it if we hadn’t brought some of our operations back to a traditional hub and route structure. I don’t have that many routes to add and have no problem looking up the distances.