Flight Grading Program

[vhufo 35]

Hi Everyone.

As the title says, i'm after a flight grading program, if such a beast exists.

 

I'm not interested in an airline simulation program, just something that grades your flight performance, such as remaining within flight parameters, if you have 

forgotten to perform some part of a checklist, takeoff/landing performance etc. and perhaps gives you a score or percentage base on that performance.

 

I've seen programs that grade your landing but nothing really that grades the rest of your flight.

 

Does anybody know of a program that performs the above?

 

Cheers.

[reecemj 146]

Here's what I use every flight. Been using it for several years and the developer has added some features I requested. And he's very very very active on avsim.     http://www.codelegend.com/

Edited March 28, 2018 by reecemj

[kingm56 1,031]

You should really give FSCapt a go.  It grades your flights; however, that's really a very small feature of this excellent, well supported program.  There's also FSpassengers; although, unlike FSCapt, the developer seems to come and go.  IMO, FSCapt surpassed FSpassengers years ago.  If you're interested in a VA, check out KLM virtual.  Their ACAR system scores your flight against company SOPs and tracks your average.   

[tamsini 278]

9 minutes ago, reecemj said:

Here's what I use every flight. Been using it for several years and the developer has added some features I requested. And he's very very very active on avsim.     http://www.codelegend.com/

Does this program alter the flight dynamics in any way?

[reecemj 146]

26 minutes ago, tamsini said:

Does this program alter the flight dynamics in any way?

No. I haven't seen any flight changes on my Turbine Duke. 

[vhufo 35]

Thanks everyone for your input.

 

Might try FSCaptain, cheers.

[bjratchf 80]

FSCaptain includes a "hazard package" that alters flight dynamics if landing on a runway other than dry/grooved, or flying inclement weather/icing conditions- you must deice on the ground before flight, avoid convective activity. It also judges your punctuality, and "time in turbulence" 

[tamsini 278]

4 minutes ago, bjratchf said:

FSCaptain includes a "hazard package" that alters flight dynamics if landing on a runway other than dry/grooved, or flying inclement weather/icing conditions- you must deice on the ground before flight, avoid convective activity. It also judges your punctuality, and "time in turbulence" 

Which is a show-stopper for me. Is there a way to disable any mechanism that may alter the flight dynamics at all?

[bjratchf 80]

 

Just now, tamsini said:

Which is a show-stopper for me. Is there a way to disable any mechanism that may alter the flight dynamics at all?

yeah- in the administrator you can uncheck all the "goodies" you like... its highly configurable.

[Zimmerbz 168]

Does this work with 4.2 and the PMDG and FSlabs planes?

[steve howlett 137]

definitely works in 4.2..and the PMDG 737 777 haven't got the Fslabs A320.

 

 steve

[qqwertz 781]

4 hours ago, Zimmerbz said:

Does this work with 4.2 and the PMDG and FSlabs planes?

It works with 4.2, all PMDG planes  and the FSL A320. Not sure about the FSL Concorde. There is also a demo version for FSCaptain that has full functionality, but is restricted to a few airports.

Peter

[signmanbob 592]

Does FSCaptain grade the landings too?

[qqwertz 781]

Yes. You get bonus points for very smooth landings. After bad landings the pax may complain, and if you land so badly that the gear gets damaged you lose a lot of points.

Peter