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Sample Flight Log from FSP - SWAFO - 19-06-2005
Hi all,
After flying with the latest FSP beta version, and I think we're getting VERY close to release. The product is flawless, and meets and
exceeds all of my previous expectations of this product. Anyway, I just finished Southwest Airlines flight 2479 from Phoenix to Reno (a
route I've flown a few times in real life) with the new beta, and thought I'd post my flight log (the detailed report you're presented with after
the flight). Here it is (please note that some of the sections are color coded differently... see Dan's screenshots for an example):
-----------START OF FLIGHT LOG--------------
Flight WN2479 End of flight report Date June 19 2005
Flight Id: WN2479
Pilot: Brad Smigiel
Company: Southwest Airlines
Aircraft: PMDG 737-700
Flight Date: June 19 2005
Departure: 10h00 (17h00 GMT)
Arrival: 11h26 (18h27 GMT)
From: KPHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor Intl - Usa
To: KRNO - Reno Tahoe Intl - Usa
Nbr of Passengers: 128
Report:
Flight Distance: 522 Nm Landing Speed: 123.92 kt
Time Airborne: 01h14:28 Landing Touchdown: -84.6 ft/m (kiss)
Flight Time (block): 01h20:12 Landing Pitch: 5.42°
Time On Ground: 00h11:45 Landing Weight: 116258 lbs
Average Speed: 420.88 kt Total Fuel Used: 7629 lbs
Max. Altitude: FL 360 Fuel Not Used: 6171 lbs
Climb Time: 00h13:34 Climb Fuel Used: 3045 lbs
Cruise Time: 00h44:22 Cruise Fuel Used: 3859 lbs
Average Cruise Speed: 493.97 kt (M0.80) Cruise fuel/hour: 5219 lbs (calc)
Descent Time: 00h16:32 Descent Fuel Used: 723 lbs
Passenger Opinion: Exceptional flight (100%)
-Were in a better mood because they had food.
Financial Report:
Ticket Income: +$22,313 (522 Nm)
Cargo Income: +$7,657 (5811 lbs)
Services Income: +$0 (1 sandwich 0 hot food 1 drink)
Services Cost: -$481 (80% quality)
Fuel Cost: -$2,718 (7629 lbs Jet-A1)
Airport Taxes: -$136 (Large Aircraft)
Insurance Costs: -$1,294 (4.32% rate)
Total Real Income: $25,341
Total Income: $1,267,050 (real x50)
Fleet Bonus: $0 (0 aircraft)
Total Sim Income: $1,267,050 (total income+fleet bonus)
Company Reputation:
Considering that the flight was perfect the ticket price very low, the service price free and the service quality perfect, passengers on this
flight think that your company's reputation should be 100%
Your company reputation is now: 76% (+2.37 increase)
Overall Flight Result: Perfect
Pilot Bonus points: 230 points
You made a very smooth landing. (+50)
Perfect Flight, no problems and very satisfied passengers. (+150)
You landed at the scheduled airport. (+30)
----------END OF FLIGHT LOG-----------
As you can see, it's very detailed. I inserted the beginning and end of flight log markers for easier legibility. Also, not to brag but notice
where the real world skills pay off... Rate of descent at touchdown was -84.6ft/min. lol... oh no, I'm not bragging.
Post Edited ( 06-19-05 21:03 )
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - DanSteph - 19-06-2005
Hello Brad,
with the latest beta every time you watch a report FSP write a file
LastViewedReport.rtf in the "FsPassengers/" directory (next to log.txt).
You can watch it with word, wordpad it will look the same than
the report in FsP.
This is usefull if you want to post it or send it to anyone...
Cheers
Dan
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - SWAFO - 19-06-2005
Dan,
That's how I posted this one. I think the forum couldn't display the different text and spacing. Oh well, it's a good example.
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - Big Vern - 19-06-2005
Nice and detailed. The prospects for FsP just get better and better.
No caviar and champagne for the punters though...shame on you!
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - briansommers - 19-06-2005
wow that is very exciting, that really give some purpose to your flights!
i was wondering, can a person set a certain price for a ticket?
suppose i want to fly 5 pax in a lear jet - does the program compute the ticket price or can i set it?
thanks
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - Shane Herbel - 20-06-2005
Hi Brian, You really hit the nail on the head with that phrase.
...gives some purpose...
That is really what I get out of FsP aswell.
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - SWAFO - 20-06-2005
Brian,
Yep... you get to set ticket price in various classes of seating, as well as the meal, drink, and sandwich price and quality. FSP is
very, very detailed and dynamic. Many aspects are adjustable! Looks like it will be out soon!
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - Big Vern - 20-06-2005
I was wondering about ticket pricing - even within the same "class" of seating the price can vary widely, e.g. if you book an Apex ticket 6
months in advance and stay over a weekend you might get a fare for (say) £400. If you book at the last minute and travel out and back the
same week - putting your bum on exactly the same seat might cost twice that. I guess that's probably going too far into the retail side of
things rather than operations.
My emphasis will be on quality and excellent food, let down by the ham fisted flying of Captain Clueless (aka me!).
We're off to Canada a week today for our annual holiday (A330/300 airbus both ways) so hopefully when we get back FsP will be ready
and waiting to order.
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - clut - 20-06-2005
I'm a little confused about these lines in the report :
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Total Real Income: $25,341
Total Income: $1,267,050 (real x50)
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does this mean that any money we earn is automatically multiplied by 50??
I understand something must be in place to allow us to buy/rent new aircraft, and maintain existing ones, all of which would not be
possible on the income of one single plane, so is this FSP's way of levelling the playing field??
Hope you understand the question, I didn't explain it very well..
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - DanSteph - 20-06-2005
yes it's the way FsP use to allow you to buy other aircraft.
Dan
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - fruitfly - 20-06-2005
it was explained in this thread:
http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=142
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - clut - 20-06-2005
thanks, I just took a read on that link and there's a lot of interesting stuff in there. KUTGW
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - briansommers - 20-06-2005
well about the above (x50) can a person change that?
suppose i dont want the financial boost and i want to keep it real, can i change it to x1 ??
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - DanSteph - 20-06-2005
Yes you can...
you need to define a "company scenario setting" Define the scenario CFG with the parameter "IncomeMultiplier" to 1
and create your new company with this scenario setting.
see this thread:
http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=32
and this one:
http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=46
Warning the screen showed and information have changed since
but the principe remain exactly the same.
Dan
Post Edited ( 06-20-05 17:12 )
Re: Sample Flight Log from FSP - georak - 21-06-2005
Message to Brad ...
Maybe I make a fool out of myself by asking: How on Earth could you manage to climb to FL360 within 13 minutes. If I am correct, you
should have maintained an average 2600 ft/min climb all the way up without desperately slowing down. When I tried it, I could only do it in
about 23 minutes.
Could you please give me some hints about that? Obviously, I am doing something very wrong!
Many Thanks...