From the list of selectable flights every destination will come with the expected weather en route. Weather conditions will be different according to destination ( the same within a State) and will effect
flight time and, of course,
fuel consumption.
En route weather and time of arrival
Weather conditions will effect flight travelling time also depending from the pilot’s intelligence ( for more information see section “Pilot Skillsâ€). Time of arrival will be effected as follows.
- Clear: no delay
- Clear/Partly cloudy: no delay
- Partly cloudy: no delay
- Overcast: no delay
- Rain/partly sunny: may cause a slight delay
- Rain: may cause a slight delay
- Snow/partly sunny: may cause a slight delay
- Rain showers: may cause a significant delay
- Snow: may cause a significant delay
- Thunderstorm: may cause a heavy delay
- Snowstorm: may cause a heavy delay
- Hailstorm: may cause a heavy delay
- Fog and low visibility: may cause a remarkable heavy delay
- Sandstorm: may cause a remarkable heavy delay
Please note that maximum delay factor is 25%, therefore flying in extremely adverse weather conditions may cause a maximum of 25% time increase of the travelling time expected.
En route weather and fuel consumption
Also fuel consumption will be effected by en route weather conditions as follows.
- Clear: no increase
- Clear/Partly cloudy: no increase
- Partly cloudy: no increase
- Overcast: no increase
- Fog: no increase
- Rain/partly sunny: may cause a slight increase
- Rain: may cause a slight increase
- Snow/partly sunny: may cause a slight increase
- Showers: may cause a significant increase
- Snow: may cause a significant increase
- Thunderstorm: may cause a remarkable increase
- Snowstorm: may cause a remarkable increase
- Hailstorm: may cause a remarkable increase
- Sandstorm: may cause an increase
Please note that maximum fuel consumption increase factor is 20%, therefore flying in extremely adverse weather conditions may require a maximum of 20% extra fuel to complete the flight.