Saturday at 09:09 PM3 days Hello!I am not sure if this is real bug or happenning only on my end but normally I track my flights with Volanta and generally departure and arrival estimations are on time, or very slightly different because of shortcuts or other reasons. But with A380, I generally arrive ~3 hours early then planned time where total flight time is ~8hours. No jump ahed function is used, only 4x time acceleration. And this happens on all of the flights. Is there anyone else having similar problem?
Sunday at 05:06 PM2 days Staff If you're using time acceleration, does Volanta take is into account?Thanks! Kyle - Community Manager iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
6 hours ago6 hr Author On 9/20/2026 at 7:06 PM, iniKyle said:If you're using time acceleration, does Volanta take is into account?Thanks!Hello!Volanta takes the information from Simbrief so it doesn't care if we use time acceleration or not. But the thing is, since time is also accelerated in the sim, it should still match or be close to the estimated arrival time. So as a summary from my side, I am trying to say that when we use time acceleration, we deviate from estimated arrival time a lot, regardless of Volanta data. Normally it should be close and it is the case with other airliners :)Thanks!
6 hours ago6 hr Staff 4 minutes ago, ekosif said:Hello!Volanta takes the information from Simbrief so it doesn't care if we use time acceleration or not. But the thing is, since time is also accelerated in the sim, it should still match or be close to the estimated arrival time. So as a summary from my side, I am trying to say that when we use time acceleration, we deviate from estimated arrival time a lot, regardless of Volanta data. Normally it should be close and it is the case with other airliners :)Thanks!Thanks for the clarification. I will forward this thread to the team for further review! Kyle - Community Manager iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
Create an account or sign in to comment