Bug Fix

Aug 29, 2025

Marking an aircraft as sold now removes it from your Assets list and fleet totals right away. This keeps your inventory and valuations accurate the moment ownership changes.

Fixes

  • Sold aircraft incorrectly remained visible in Assets after sale; this has been corrected.
Aug 23, 2025

Improved

  • Aircraft are now automatically removed from hangars when sold to the broker (or when classified is purchased by another user)

Fixed

  • Fix Public pricing page
  • Fixed issue with aircraft missing from list in Operations Cockpit
  • Fixed a bug where building owners could be charged when using their own public buildings; owners are now always exempt.
  • Fixed an exploit allowing companies to send payments to themselves; these are now blocked.
  • Cleaned up historic erroneous self-payments and corrected affected account balances.
  • Fixed long table values not truncating properly (e.g. in finance view). They now display with improved tooltips.
  • Fixed airport search dialog showing a blank screen.
Aug 19, 2025

Job resets behave correctly with onward charters

Resetting a job now keeps affected passenger groups correctly reserved when a follow-on leg already exists (for example, when an FBO auto-creates a final-leg charter after a route leg). This prevents rare re-accept errors and duplicate “first legs” from appearing.

Smoother hand-offs to final-leg charters

Accepting jobs now has better awareness of departure/arrival airports on collaborative and follow-on legs, improving how onward opportunities are created and displayed.

Improvements

  • Increased reliability when repeatedly accepting and resetting the same route without losing or duplicating passenger legs.
  • Better consistency when FBOs auto-generate final-leg charters from a route.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where resetting a job could incorrectly release a passenger group back to public demand, which then caused errors on re-accept.
  • Fixed a case that could make the system think a previously routed group was brand-new, leading to duplicate first legs.
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