Why is my departure airport always listed as JFKL

[Capt. G]

For the last few flights, no matter which airport I enter as my departure point, at the end of the flight it says that I departed from JFKL!

Has anyone else had this or a similar problem?

It shows that I landed at the correct airport but this is becoming frustrating.

Should I remove FS Passenger and re-install it and if so, will I loose all my recorded flights?

Sure hope someone has an easy answer.

Thanks.

Capt. G

[olseric]

Hmm, stop taking off from JFKL and you'll be all set!

All kidding aside, try uninstalling and reinstalling FSP. That usually fixes a lot of that stuff.

And, to make sure you don't lose your flights, back up the folder that saves your settings.

[Drew]

you dont have to remove, simply install over the top.

see FAQ about backing up your database

ps, moved post to support



Post Edited ( 04-01-06 14:44 )

[crowebird]

You can't enter a departure, point, don't you mean the arrival point, or destination?

[Stentor]

crowebird wrote:
You can't enter a departure, point, don't you mean the arrival point, or destination?

Hardly, he already said that the destination was correct, so there cannot be an issue with that can there?

[crowebird]

Capt. G wrote:
no matter which airport I enter as my departure point

you don't enter a departure airport... thats what I mean...



Post Edited ( 04-03-06 02:18 )

[Capt. G]

Thanks olseric, Drew, crowebird and Stentor.

I really appreciate the help.

Sorry it has taken me so long to get back here but with Special Olympics starting up, a daughter in college and a wife hollering at me to
hurry up and land so I can eat I'm not sure if I'm taking off or landing.

I will try all the advice and let you know what happens.

Now if I can just get that stewardess to quit barging in with her cups of coffee!

Oh well.

Gary
Capt. G

[Stentor]

Yeah sorry Crowe, I noticed after I hit the post button, my bad!

[Full_Throttle0]

i'd just make my destination on the other site of world and get money for a 40,000 mile flight