r/infiniteflight

Should IF focus on stuff more like lightning, clouds, textures and visuals (graphics)? Or things leaning more towards more realistic procedures, ATC comms, physics, systems etc (realism)?

When declaring minimum/low fuel. Why do they say, "Expect delays, divert to nearest suitable airport." It should be, that you get clearance to land earlier and they try to accommodate you. A while ago I was trying to land at Aukland in an A380, they told me to divert. Where the hell am I supposed to divert to? I tried to go south, but ended up crashing.

For me personally I feel like it is a more realistic ATC, possibly including voice to better communicate with ATC

Been wondering what’s actually better for XP grinding in Infinite Flight.
Do you gain XP faster from:
long-haul flights with AP+
or

doing loads of short-haul flights back-to-back?

I’ve started doing more 8–12 hour flights recently, but part of me feels like I’d probably gain more XP just spamming shorter routes with more takeoffs and landings.
What do you guys think is the most efficient way to level up/rank up?

I was landing an A220 today and got the “RETARD” call out. I rarely fly the 220 but I fly Airbuses regularly and this is the first time that happened. When did this happen?

The question is not “what is AP+?”

Trying to better understand how the InfiniteFlight actually loads in the plane? Does it start based on last know speed/altitude/position?

Or is more of Altitude/position (similar to starting at an airport), but engines at 0%? Hence when loading in the plane is all over the place and thrust jumps to 100%? I’m thinking the latter.

best in sequence routes for a380, like a to b than b to c and c to d?