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Hi Guys!
In the old system, i was able to report a flight from ... for example Santa Barbara (KSBA) to Big Bear City Airport (no ICAO-Code, FAA location identifier: L35, IATA: RBF). When filling in the report form, it told me L35 is unknown, but on reporting the flight, all worked fine and the flight was in my report-list.
In the new system, i also can make a bid, when entering a "K" before the FAA LID "L35". So when i enter KL35 for destination, the system accepts this,
simbrief can handle this too and gives me an complete flightplan.
But when I try to start the flight in the ACARS program, it tells me to correct the arrival identifier, because "KL35" was not found in the scenery database.
No other variant works, not "L35", not "RBF", not "KRBF". And i have tried it with several other small airfiled identifiers too (F70, L67 and so on), same result.
Any suggestions on this? I like these small airfields from ORBX. It would be a little bit sad not to be able to visit them and make it count for Air-Child.
Ciao, Tom
In the old system, i was able to report a flight from ... for example Santa Barbara (KSBA) to Big Bear City Airport (no ICAO-Code, FAA location identifier: L35, IATA: RBF). When filling in the report form, it told me L35 is unknown, but on reporting the flight, all worked fine and the flight was in my report-list.
In the new system, i also can make a bid, when entering a "K" before the FAA LID "L35". So when i enter KL35 for destination, the system accepts this,
simbrief can handle this too and gives me an complete flightplan.
But when I try to start the flight in the ACARS program, it tells me to correct the arrival identifier, because "KL35" was not found in the scenery database.
No other variant works, not "L35", not "RBF", not "KRBF". And i have tried it with several other small airfiled identifiers too (F70, L67 and so on), same result.
Any suggestions on this? I like these small airfields from ORBX. It would be a little bit sad not to be able to visit them and make it count for Air-Child.
Ciao, Tom