Belgium sets record in building heights?

[b-west]

Or at least, that's what I thought after my nice A319 crashed... here's the report:

Flight sn531 End of flight report Date 29 January 2006

Flight ID: sn531
Pilot: Senor Haribo (RIP)
Company: SN World Aviation
Aircraft: A319-100 CFM
Flight Date: 29 January 2006
Departure: 08h00 (07h01 GMT)
Arrival: --
From: LSGG - Geneva Cointrin - Switzerland
To: EBBR - Brussels National - Belgium
Nbr of Passengers: 67

Accident Report:

The aircraft smashed into a building at 08h47 with a speed of 301 kt.
There were no known failures on this aircraft at the time of the accident.The cause of the crash remains unknown, most probably it was
due to human error. No emergency was declared before the crash.

Company Reputation:

Due to the crash, your company reputation is now: 65% (-14.48 decrease)

Overall Flight Result: Crash

Pilot's Penalty points: -850 points
Crash! The aircraft was destroyed in flight at an altitude of 13786ft due to extreme flight conditions. Many lives were lost - your fault.
(-850)



Post Edited ( 01-29-06 21:32 )

[Dutch64]

See the FAQ please, there are many scenery errors which can be the cause of this, best would be to disable crash detection completely

[WBHoenig]

[b-west]

Quite frustrating to have it at the end of the flight. Still, just happy it didn't happen after a 12 hour flight

Come to think of it, I just installed scenery for Charleroi airport, and I must have been around there somewhere at the moment of the crash... crappy LCC airport

Beside that, great fs add-on



Post Edited ( 01-29-06 21:50 )

[Full_Throttle0]

could it perhaps be your altimeter was way out of adjustment or does fsp not use "your" altimeter settings?