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I forced myself to use it over a 4-day trip, and I think it took a day or two to settle on my new flow when i'm working with it.
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Originally Posted by Jaww
(Post 3618756)
I heard a rumor they are getting rid of the legacy flight plan feature in the near future as a way to force us to adapt and overcome. Mission + is hot garbage. It adds numerous steps to something that used to be intuitive.
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Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3618742)
My favorite is checking how close to arrival time we’ll be after take off. Open nav log, insert take off time, scroll to bottom of nav log, see landing time, then go to fuel page to see taxi in time, add that to landing time, then go back to home page to see what arrival time is supposed to be.
Or I could just use the HTML flight plan, type in wheels up time, then instantly have how many minutes early or late we are with no other steps.
Originally Posted by Jaww
(Post 3618756)
I heard a rumor they are getting rid of the legacy flight plan feature in the near future as a way to force us to adapt and overcome. Mission + is hot garbage. It adds numerous steps to something that used to be intuitive.
It seems they want the feedback for what to fix. Don't leave it to others to weigh in. You really don't have a right to complain if you ignore the 'open channel' to improve it. *Disclaimer, it feels like we were given a "Beta" program. While I appreciate all the 'fixes' the initial testers made, and that NavBlue is receptive to making changes, this never should have been released to the masses without addressing what so many have instantly identified as easy fixes. Simple things like Notams sorted by runway, which John Bell created years ago... |
Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3618824)
Agreed. Having said that, I've been forcing myself to use it, and I'm getting a lot better with it.
It seems they want the feedback for what to fix. Don't leave it to others to weigh in. You really don't have a right to complain if you ignore the 'open channel' to improve it. *Disclaimer, it feels like we were given a "Beta" program. While I appreciate all the 'fixes' the initial testers made, and that NavBlue is receptive to making changes, this never should have been released to the masses without addressing what so many have instantly identified as easy fixes. Simple things like Notams sorted by runway, which John Bell created years ago... |
Originally Posted by Jaww
(Post 3618828)
Id rather complain here than give feedback. I just don’t care enough and history has taught me they don’t listen. I’ve learned to deal with it and will get along fine. But it shouldn’t be my job to fix a POS program. I don’t get paid for that. Morale is low.
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Originally Posted by CBreezy
(Post 3618675)
You know when you get to the airport Pete's 5 minutes before close and they tell you the coffee is still hot but you know there is no way it's still hot but you get it anyways because it's a 5 hour flight and you need the caffeine? And then when you get to the airplane and have your first sip, it's basically cold but you choke it down anyways because airplane coffee is still more gross? Yeah. It's like that.
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Forced myself to use it. Learned where everything was. Still hated the workflow. Filed FCR. Went back to HTML. Praying they ELSE START NEXT this piece of garbage before the official cut over.
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Originally Posted by LumberJack
(Post 3618836)
Forced myself to use it. Learned where everything was. Still hated the workflow. Filed FCR. Went back to HTML. Praying they ELSE START NEXT this piece of garbage before the official cut over.
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3618824)
Agreed. Having said that, I've been forcing myself to use it, and I'm getting a lot better with it.
It seems they want the feedback for what to fix. Don't leave it to others to weigh in. You really don't have a right to complain if you ignore the 'open channel' to improve it. *Disclaimer, it feels like we were given a "Beta" program. While I appreciate all the 'fixes' the initial testers made, and that NavBlue is receptive to making changes, this never should have been released to the masses without addressing what so many have instantly identified as easy fixes. Simple things like Notams sorted by runway, which John Bell created years ago... |
Originally Posted by hockeypilot44
(Post 3618742)
My favorite is checking how close to arrival time we’ll be after take off. Open nav log, insert take off time, scroll to bottom of nav log, see landing time, then go to fuel page to see taxi in time, add that to landing time, then go back to home page to see what arrival time is supposed to be.
Or I could just use the HTML flight plan, type in wheels up time, then instantly have how many minutes early or late we are with no other steps. Just one of many things I despise about the app. I stopped using it. Too much work. |
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