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Self Loading Cargo - No landing pitch data?

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Hi. I really like this program but I was surprised to see that the landing report didnt tell me my pitch. (it has max overall pitch but not landing pitch)

This is surprising considering how many less important parameters its sure to cover.

Am I just not finding it, or is this an oversight by the developer?

 

Oversight by the dev.

Sadly it won't ever be added, since development stopped years ago.

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Thanks for letting me know...in the trash it is then...pity, it came that close!

Please help me to understand how is it important? Airplane  pitch is changing based on  approach speed and vertical speed  . The only way pitch attitude would play any major role at touch down is that pilot don’t exceed one that would  cause a tail strike .

AoA would more useful for landing than anything 

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12 minutes ago, sd_flyer said:

Please help me to understand how is it important? Airplane  pitch is changing based on  approach speed and vertical speed  . The only way pitch attitude would play any major role at touch down is that pilot don’t exceed one that would  cause a tail strike .

AoA would more useful for landing than anything 

Airline pilots learn to always aim at a certain pitch angle (or a certain pitch angle increase) during the flare. For training it could useful therefore, though I doubt that's something that fits into a tool that measures landing performance in regards to safety and comfort. In those cases it's FPM/G-rate and centerline&touchdown zone that should matter and not pitch angle per se, especially since you have to adapt the pitch angle in many cases (wind bursts, sloped runways, flaring too late/too early etc.)

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2 hours ago, Fiorentoni said:

Airline pilots learn to always aim at a certain pitch angle (or a certain pitch angle increase) during the flare. For training it could useful therefore, though I doubt that's something that fits into a tool that measures landing performance in regards to safety and comfort. In those cases it's FPM/G-rate and centerline&touchdown zone that should matter and not pitch angle per se, especially since you have to adapt the pitch angle in many cases (wind bursts, sloped runways, flaring too late/too early etc.)

Other than tail strike or as reference point to land on mains I would hope they look at runway. LOL

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A Pilot's Life is still under development and offers scoring per flight on a decent variety and scope of parameters.  For landing it's rate in FPM and G-rate for the composite landing score.  It's a very nice program and has me flying all over the world for various airlines that hire me and so takes me to places I would not have considered w/o it, all based on RW routes.  It's a little slow to start but improves greatly at a tolerable pace.  And I love the scoring piece, though I'm asking the Dev to consider altering the logic slightly.     https://www.simbitworld.com

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