A dropped connection isn't a teleport
If your sim freezes or your connection drops mid-flight, the gap is noted in your debrief instead of being treated as if the aircraft jumped across the map.
Flying today.
JetBlue Virtual is still being built, in the open. Everything behind the aircraft is flying today. Everything ahead is planned, and nothing ahead has a date — this is a volunteer project and a date would be a guess.
If your sim freezes or your connection drops mid-flight, the gap is noted in your debrief instead of being treated as if the aircraft jumped across the map.
Flying today.
If a flight was rejected, or something in its recording isn't what you flew, like a landing rate, you can ask for a second look. A person on staff reviews it, and the outcome shows on the flight.
Flying today.
Right now you only find out a flight was rejected or reinstated, or how a second look went, by opening the flight report again. You'll get an email instead, saying what was decided.
On the way. No date, because a date would be a guess.
The board labels departure times as Zulu, but they are local time at the departure airport, so they read hours off. Times will show in the right zone, and block times will add up.
On the way. No date, because a date would be a guess.
The client runs on Windows today. A Mac build is possible, and we'll look at it again when enough pilots would use it.
Not planned yet. If you want it, say so.
Updated whenever something ships. Dates appear only on things that have already happened.