I have just completed a flight from NZAA to NZCH and have landed with interesting weather. About 40nm miles out I had NZCH winds in Weather tracker of 060/9. This was the same as shown in the NZCH metar which was NZCH 130600Z 06009KT 20KM BKN019 BKN035 16/11 Q1016 NOSIGHowever, I then had the winds in WT change to 170/14 and the gauge in the A340 was showing this when I landed. (Tail wind landing on rnwy 20 :)).When checking AS2004 it is still showing the metar as listed above.I have saved the weather file for you if you need it.P.S. I just disconnect AS2004 and downloaded real world weather and get 037/09I'm also using the alpha release.RegardsRussell Jourdain (NZL007/ZK-RHJ)

Hi Russell, thanks for the report..Was this an isolated incident or has it happened more than once? It could be a nearby station with different winds reported, or could be an interpolation issue. If you can reproduce let me know, I will investigate further.. thanks!Damian ClarkHiFi Simulation SoftwareDeveloper of ActiveSkyhttp://www.hifisim.comhttp://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004betateam.jpg

Sorry, I should have mentioned that when I did the first flight with the new release I had a similar issue. This flight was from NZCH-NZWN. I can't remember the exact details but I ended up with a tail wind approach. As it was the first flight I didn't worry about it, but this flight from NZAA-NZCH was my second and I had the same issue.After I logged the issue last night I did a flight from NZCH to NZAA and had no problems. This time I did not use the Weather Tracker and loaded the flight plan into AS2004.RegardsRussell Jourdain (NZL007/ZK-RHJ)

Russell,Is it possible that the upper winds were simply different than surface winds? This can happen, but I'm not sure that explains your experience. If it happens again, please give me a cut-paste of the active METAR and ALOFT data... Thanks!Damian ClarkHiFi Simulation SoftwareDeveloper of ActiveSkyhttp://www.hifisim.comhttp://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004betateam.jpg