140% Fuel Load?

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I was taxiing in the E175 at KMVY, preparing for takeoff, I noticed that I somehow had a 140% fuel remaining measurement. I loaded about 65% fuel for a flight to ORD. How does this even happen? Does this actually translate into more range?

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Wow interesting, I don’t know. Probly a taxi issue.

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I think when you taxi it shows ridiculous measurements like these. It also says you have 25hrs of flying time even though you are on the ground taxiing. The system doesn’t recognise that you are either on the air or on the ground so it gives you this measurement. That’s my hot take on it I’m not sure if it’s the answer you want or the answer which is correct.

I’m sorry if this is vague I’m currently watching England play against Spain and I don’t want to miss much 😂.

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Infinite fuel glitch… I like it

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Also I think it shows how much fuel you have running at idle power.

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I think that the fuel display in pourcent and the EST Flight time are showing information with the current throttle.

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Love how none of the above is correct. That issue has happened to me once, also 140% fuel and also in the E175. It should be fixed by readjusting the fuel quantity on the weight and balance screen, however I didn’t report it because I couldn’t find a suitable way to recreate it other than pure chance.

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So just a random glitch? It would be cool if randomly you could get 40% more fuel than possible on your plane.

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Until someone figures out a way to consistently recreate it, I’d say so.

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Hold my drink… until I get pro again

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My immediate notice: your recreating you flight, nice lol

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This is a known issue, caused by the fuel quantity being carried over from another aircraft.
When you load 100% fuel in an E190, leave the flight and respawn in an E175, it has 140% of fuel.

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I figured that it had something to do with that, but couldn’t recreate it consistently.

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You should be. :)

65% of fuel in a 757 carries over as 106% of fuel in the E175.

It’s a known issue.
I’ve made sure it’ll get seen internally again.

Hope it will get fixed soon.

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