Orin,
THere are a few commands which can help with this.
If you bring up the GPS, you can say “Mike, let’s go direct to airport <airport
code>,” which can fly you directly from where you are to where ever the airport
is. If you’re under ATC control you might want to get permission for this
first. :) THe destination airport command does a bit more than set the ACARS
data. I think it might also be useful for this problem.
One thing though, your FSE flights don’t all have to be flown at the same time,
even if they’re multi legged. The client just tracks when you land and take
off, and you can handle each “leg,” separately, pretty easily.
This is just a few thoughts, I’ll probably have something more coherent later.
HOpefully others will have more ideas too.
Good luck,
Zack.
On Jan 21, 2017, at 11:27 PM, Joshua Tubbs <orin8722@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
So I've recently got into FSEconomy, and they basically say the best
way to max your chances of earning a lot of money is to do multileg
flights.
I've read somewhere in the IYP manual that it is possible, but have no
idea how it can be done. Basically, I remember reading having to cheat
the simulator so you tricked it into thinking the new destination is
the final one, in flightplan terms. I thought it was as simple as
saying "Make the destination Airport "X", but that's only for Acars,
and I don't know if that command will accept alternate airports other
than the planned final destination. It would suck to have to create
flightplans for each leg. What I thought I could do, was make the
start and end destinations as a flightplan, and then change the
destination after landing at each part of the leg with the "make
destination" command, and continue to the next leg.
I wish it was as simple as the FSE documentation says it is for most
people... simply deviate from the plan and land somewhere else. IYP
doesn't deviate from the plan though, which is fine. unless there is
flight planning software that can create the routes and IYP will
change the route destination accordingly from a new departure airport?
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