FS Passenger Question

[surclarofan]

Hello,

Here's the scenerio: I started a new flight with FS Passenger and I have 242 passengers on my plane. I left Heathrow airport and my destination is
Berlin Germany. During the flight, I have been saving my progress. Later on I saved again, and exited the flight simulator. I came back awhile later
to resume my flight and I have no passnegers. I'm at my last save point, but I have no passengers. Is there a way to fix this or do I basically have
to pause the game and not turn off my computer when I go to leave and do something else?

[snakeboy]

You can't save a FSP flight. Pause yes, save no.

[Vokial]

This topic has already been discussed many times. It's Flight Sim's fault because of the way the flight saving works (it doesn't save anything
external to FS9 like addons or modules). If you make a quick search on this forum you'll easily find a better answer to your question.
Bye.

[SaVas]

Cant save FsP as it is a separate entity from FS9.

However if you know you will be off doing something, make a longer flight. Reach FL100 set your autopilot and increase your speed to
what you will cruise at (without transitions - yes not lifelike) then go do what you need to. when you come back if you have not had any
emergencies, then just take over. If it takes you a while while you are out, when you come back you plane will be circling its destination.
Use the heading bug to fly a ways out, choose your runway with ATC, then go in for your landing.

Remember though if you have a failure you might crash so if you lose your pilot on death due to all flights recorded, I dont recommend
this way.

[SWAFO]

Basically, it's best to not commit to a flight unless you've got the time to complete it in one sitting (at least this is my philosophy on FS).
The save features of FS9 are AWFUL, and won't save the status of MOST add-on aircraft, or add-on programs (including FSP) out there.
Try to not be in a situation where you would have to save. I can see why it would be desireable (especially after a crash), however with
the multitude of aircraft configurations, and all the advanced software on the market, it'd be EXTREMELY difficult to model a working and
complete save feature.