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Missing option for derated takeoff.

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Currently the A380 is sadly missing its ability to perform derated takeoffs.

It would be really nice if this feature could be implemented in a future version of the aircraft in order to enhance its realism.

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9 hours ago, MR.TX said:

Currently the A380 is sadly missing its ability to perform derated takeoffs.

It would be really nice if this feature could be implemented in a future version of the aircraft in order to enhance its realism.

Hi,

Thanks for your report. Will pass this along to the team for further clarification.

Thanks again!

Kyle - Community Manager

iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com

It is missing because it is an A380. A380 don't have fixed derate.

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44 minutes ago, Farlis said:

It is missing because it is an A380. A380 don't have fixed derate.

I mean, it obviously does.

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Edited by MR.TX

Serves me right for trusting AI.

I was critcal of this tool from hell before and only tried asking it questions again after not using it for over a year after finding out it is full of shit in its answers and likes to double down on falsehoods.

But I assumed it might have improved so I specifically asked it which Airbus types do have an option for a fixed derated Take Off. And it said the A380 doesn't.

I will go back to not trusting its answers. 😅

Edited by Farlis

13 minutes ago, MR.TX said:

At least we got a good laugh out of it.

I used your picture and confronted it just to get a chuckle out of witnessing how it tries to wiggle itself out of it.

It said the picture proved that its previous assumption was wrong. To wich I pushed back saying I didn't ask for assumptions, I asked for a definitive answer.

The way it squirmed and tried to apologize and improve in the future (even though this is the exact kind of behavior with facts it displayed a year ago) was most amusing.

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