NSS avionics menu OOOI times incorrect/not filled.

[ghostxyz990]

Simulator

2020

Aircraft Version

Development (4k)

Build info

{
    "built": "2025-08-06T20:43:47+00:00",
    "ref": "refs/heads/master",
    "sha": "184019071c2b7b46e878072c48b81d07c70c4e3e",
    "actor": "flogross89",
    "event_name": "manual",
    "pretty_release_name": "master:18401907",
    "version": "a380x-v0.14.0-dev.1840190"
}

Describe the bug

The new NSS avionics menu implemented recently has the FLIGHT LOG page with the OOOI(out off on in) times. But the out and on times are recorded at the same instant(when pushback is started). and the on and in times do not get filled on landing. Also, the CURRENT STATE still shows as IN FLIGHT even on landing.

Expected behavior

Out time gets filled at pushback but ON time gets filled only on takeoff.

In and on times get filled on shutdown and landing

CURRENT STATE shows landed(or whatever its supposed to show) on landing.

Steps to reproduce

Pushback, takeoff, and land, observe the flight log page on the NSS avionics menu.

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[flogross89]

@ghostxyz990 Couldn't reproduce with the steps you provided. Are you able to reproduce it?

[ghostxyz990]

Is it working correctly for you? That's interesting, will try again tomorrow or so, maybe you have to fill the FMS with the flight number for it to happen?

[flogross89]

@ghostxyz990 Yes, it worked correctly on multiple instances. As far as I know I always filled out the flight number and FMS origin/destination. What did you fill out?
My suspicion is that the OIT (or rather the ANSU froze because of some error, and thus wouldn’t process any further information. But the debugger console would have shown that :-/

[ghostxyz990]

I just did a normal flight with my regular setup, was I supposed to import something into the flight log page?

[flogross89]

I just did a normal flight with my regular setup, was I supposed to import something into the flight log page?

There’s no interaction required. My only explanation is that somehow (loading screen?) MSFS thinks the aircraft is off the ground for more than 10 seconds. Was the displayed time really the pushback time, or the loading time? Which pushback tool did you use?

[ghostxyz990]

Yea the both clocks started at pushback, I time the block time with ET clock and both the times matched up almost exactly.
I used GSX.

[flogross89]

@ghostxyz990 Thanks! Wouldn’t be the first time that GSX messes something up 😄 I don’t have GSX, so maybe that’s the difference. Could you try to reproduce it with GSX running? If you can reproduce it, try pushback without GSX?

[ghostxyz990]

Yeah sure, will try it out tomorrow 👍