Flight Time and Fuel onboard

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These two topics are great starting points for planning your flights:

Introduction to SimBrief

SimBrief (simbrief.com) is a free website that you can sign up for that lets you plan for your flights. It can give you a number of advanced data elements such as altitude, fuel, speed, and top of descent (TOD). I was working on a video for all of this but I think it was better to type it up. First, create a profile on SimBrief. You do need a valid email address for this to happen. Don’t worry once you sign up they do not send you spam mail. Once logged in, go to the dispatch system. [im…

Flight planning series | Part 4 Flight plan & fuel planning

Welcome back to the fourth and final installment of the flight planning series. Also the part you have all been waiting for the Global release. Today I will walk you thru setting up this route and flight plan we have been planning throughout this series. I’ll give you all the tips, and tricks you need to complete a successful flight. Weight & Balance So let’s talk about our weight and balance. This is the page we will be adding fuel, passengers, and cargo. [IMG_6831] This page is set u…

Taxi time in Infinite Flight all depends on which gate you are at in correlation to your departure runway and how busy the airport is, the same can be said for your arrival. You can taxi with one engine to save fuel as well, but you need a mental reminder to start your second engine (remaining engines for the DC/MD, 340, 747, 380).