New Schedule

mlegein · Post by **mlegein** » Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:02 pm

See the announcement in the News section on the new Polar/Atlas schedule. Please post your comments and feedback below.

wijnand · Post by **wijnand** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 12:58 pm

"Hi Michel, I noticed that in the bidform I no longer see the flightinformation if I click on a flight. Is it possible to restore this function? It always helped me decide what flight to take. REgards, Wijnand lindelauf (EHBK)"

Post by **thansson** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 7:26 pm

"There were some newlines that got into the city data, totally messing up the JavaScript on that page. I cleaned out the data so the page should now work as intended. Thanks for letting us know!"

mlegein · Post by **mlegein** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 11:28 pm

Seems to be working now. Thanks!

khelm · Post by **khelm** » Sat Aug 18, 2007 12:44 am

"I have a question, do we have to fly the flights on the day it says at the top? I remember seeing somewhere that the date and time must be the assigned one for open board and charter flights, but does that include the flights you have bid on? I have a 3 leg flight encompassing about 8000 miles all to be flown on thrusday. Do I have to fly them all that day?"

mlegein · Post by **mlegein** » Sat Aug 18, 2007 1:43 am

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"khelm" wrote:I have a question, do we have to fly the flights on the day it says at the top? I remember seeing somewhere that the date and time must be the assigned one for open board and charter flights, but does that include the flights you have bid on? I have a 3 leg flight encompassing about 8000 miles all to be flown on thrusday. Do I have to fly them all that day?

You can fly whenever you want as long as ... 1. You set your Flight Simulator to the correct date and time (matching the schedule) 2. You fly your assignement during that month (so you would have to fly today's bid any time in September). Open board and charter flights follow the same rules as well, so you do not have to fly them on specific days as long as your FS clock is correct. The only exceptions are fly-ins or if there is a special date/time restriction for a charter flight, like cars that must be delivered before the opening of a real-world auto show for example."