Da Kurt/Konny
* Aircraft % status and v$value are not moving from current values which means we will never have to pay for maintenance again.
* Aircraft which had values reduced to v$0 - what happens to them now? Will they go back to normal when maintained? See point above.
Rgds
John
6.3b Same bug and same question
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6.3b Same bug and same question
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cmdrnmartin
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Hey Quantum,
I had a 737 (c-NJ) I know it was at 0$ because it has my initial in the reg, but anyways, its back at normal value.
I've noticed that impacting the runway does not reduce aircraft % but flying long flights does (the new engine damage thingy) as I have had the aircraft percentage go down, on long hauls.
Anyways, your aircraft that had 0$ values, they should go back to the correct value after a flight with them, at least from my experience. Tell me how things go,
Cheers,
I had a 737 (c-NJ) I know it was at 0$ because it has my initial in the reg, but anyways, its back at normal value.
I've noticed that impacting the runway does not reduce aircraft % but flying long flights does (the new engine damage thingy) as I have had the aircraft percentage go down, on long hauls.
Anyways, your aircraft that had 0$ values, they should go back to the correct value after a flight with them, at least from my experience. Tell me how things go,
Cheers,
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tallmike
Re: 6.3b Same bug and same question
Send the plane for maintenance and recover full value.Quantum wrote:Da Kurt/Konny
* Aircraft % status and v$value are not moving from current values which means we will never have to pay for maintenance again.
* Aircraft which had values reduced to v$0 - what happens to them now? Will they go back to normal when maintained? See point above.
Rgds
John
Mike.