Very Generous XP

[Winston_Dias]

I typically don’t earn this much XP on a three-hour flight. I understand that IF provides good XP for windy conditions during landing, but I have never received this much before. I landed just ten feet beyond the aiming point.

For those wondering how I calculated this, I converted the total flight time into minutes, multiplied that number by 10, and then subtracted it from the XP given.

This post isn’t a complaint; rather, I want to share that landing at NCRG or, in fact, any airport under abnormal conditions, such as extremely gusty winds, can still earn you a significant amount of XP as long as your landing is smooth and close to the aiming point.

Btw This flight was operated by Air New Zealand B77W from NZAA to NCRG.

[Petre2026]

That’s really good to know! I often wondered how much those things factor into your xp, so that’s good to know that it can be a serious boost!

[BennyBoy_Alpha]

Have a look here for the XP algorithm:

XP Algorithm

Just to add onto what @anon2063420 said. You can find a rough estimate of what your landing XP is after ending your flight utilizing the following method in the step by step process below. (In this example we will use a Flight Time of 1 hour and 35 minutes with the Total Flight XP received being 1,100 XP). Step 1: Quantifying Flight Time XP- So we’ve already covered the fact that every minute of flight accumulates 10 XP based on the aforementioned comments above. Knowing this we have to conver…