Hi there,
I've looked for a thread on this but couldn't find anything, so started a new one.
I have a small problem when using AIFP. When I am creating flightplans which involve crossing the International Date Line, there is no problem westbound as AIFP adds the +1 (for next day arrival) to the ETA. However on eastbound flights, where the local arrival time is earlier than the local departure time, AIFP automatically adds +1 to the ETA (even when I don't type it), leading to errors as legs exceed 24hrs in duration. For example, a flight leaves NRT at 21:00 and arrives at HNL at 09:55. I type 09:55, but then once I click out the override ETA box the +1 is added automatically by the programme, even though the ETA box above acknowledges it would arrive on the same day.
If anybody could help so that +1 isn't added automatically that would be great. Hope my explanation is clear.
Many thanks
I've looked for a thread on this but couldn't find anything, so started a new one.
I have a small problem when using AIFP. When I am creating flightplans which involve crossing the International Date Line, there is no problem westbound as AIFP adds the +1 (for next day arrival) to the ETA. However on eastbound flights, where the local arrival time is earlier than the local departure time, AIFP automatically adds +1 to the ETA (even when I don't type it), leading to errors as legs exceed 24hrs in duration. For example, a flight leaves NRT at 21:00 and arrives at HNL at 09:55. I type 09:55, but then once I click out the override ETA box the +1 is added automatically by the programme, even though the ETA box above acknowledges it would arrive on the same day.
If anybody could help so that +1 isn't added automatically that would be great. Hope my explanation is clear.
Many thanks