Hi,Could anyone explainwhy FS9 and FS2002 before persistently show the date one day behind, ie yesterday.My system time & date are both OK, but if I go into the Time & Date section of FS9 it shows yesterdays date.My default flight loads in Bristol, UK, so the time is shown as BST which is GMT+1.Can anyone explain this and maybe how to get out of itThanksTerry

No help for you Terry, but I've got a similar problem here. FS9 is set to system time, but whenever I go into Create a Flight, the time is always off. Usually by only and hour or so, but still annoying. Never had a problem with FS2002 doing this.Anyone else having similar issues?Dave

You have the time zone settings correct in your OS?http://saltydogfly2.avsim.net/images/avsim_sig.jpg"Ah, the Luftwaffe - the Washington Generals of the History Channel." - Homer Simpson

If you're asking me, then yes. That was the first thing I checked. That reminds me though that it did come up correctly once after going into settings and switching it from Flight Time to System Time and immediately back. Tried that the next time it came up incorrect, but it didn't work that time.

Believe it or not, this is actually intentional, read this at the msfs page under ask the fs team I believe.

Is this like "Stock quotes delayed 20 minutes" on the web? All sim flights delayed 1 day?I just posted the same question to another string (about moon phases), but would like to know why it's a day out. What happens when I hit the "Get real world weather" button? Do I get yesterday's weather as well??

I don't know why , but they are qouted as it being intentional

The made the same claim about force feedback in FS8.