At some point, it seems like that would make sense for us to do. But since implementing this feature we have seen little demand for enhancing it, and there is a lot of work for us to do in other areas where there is much greater demand.

Is there a way we can get information about the total trip like fuel needed, total distance and total time needed. We get  all the details of a single leg. But for planning, this total information would also be nice to have.

Keep up the good work. It get better every time.

Regards

I'm not sure if I will manage to post a revised PC beta before next week, but an Android beta has just been published which has the new multi-sector code and a few other changes (such as prototype georeferenced plates).

We never do anything just because a competitor does it. I believe this issue, which is how to highlight the selected sector, is different from the issue of which leg is the one currently being flown, which we have always highlighted by including a white line down the middle of the leg.

Personally, I would follow the defacto standard set by Garmin. There, the active leg is shown in magenta and inactive ones are white. I have only very limited G1000 experience and might have this wrong but the Dynon SkyView also uses magenta and white, I believe. Since the G1000 went through all the hoops of certification, why not leech off of them whenever it makes sense?

-- Chris.

Will there be a revised beta posted?

Your wish is my command.

I agree. @Tim: How about fading the magenta line for the inactive sectors?

OK now I see whats meant with "blue line" and as I focused in, I see this on my side as well..

Must admit, I do not find this type of highlighting the active leg useful, not differentiated enough .. rather I would see a real blue line with a magenta fade aside or anything like this (ideally configurable). Brings me back to virtual radar, as this is then the only dominant visual indication witch leg is currently active, aside of the flight details tab, witch should have the right title.

This is what I see on my PC. Note the (very) faint blue surround to the Northern sector.