Device: Ipad
Operating system: IOS
Theres always a problem with the overweight before landing, the aircraft is not even overweight and it’s not even possible to use it properly because of this.
I’m slightly confused by the contradiction here? Are you overweight or not - you can check this by looking at the aircraft load in the status bar or the “weight and balance” section on the pause menu.
White = under max landing weight
Amber = over max landing weight
Apologies for the confusion. I’ve been flying on Infinite Flight for quite some time, and I’m very familiar with performing proper weight and balance calculations. I always verify before departure that the aircraft is within its allowable weight limits.
However, since I started flying the Airbus A350-1000, I’ve noticed that during the approach and landing phase, the simulator indicates that the aircraft is overweight, despite confirming before departure that it was not. I’m not sure whether this could be related to AP+ or if it might be a glitch within Infinite Flight.
To rule out any error on my part, I completed a flight from Las Vegas to London carrying no cargo—only the required fuel and experienced the exact same issue. Upon landing, the simulator again reported that the aircraft was overweight.
I was simply wondering whether this is something I may be overlooking or if other users have encountered the same behavior.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
My educated guess is that AP+ is the culprit. It seemingly has the habit of just randomly changing the aircraft’s payload itself, whether that be maxing out the fuel so the aircraft ends up grossly overweight, or other weird scenarios.
I have experienced this bug myself, as have others.