Your timings, measured
| Setting | Measured | From |
|---|
| At a station (the floor) | 60 s | – | 0 stops |
Flights, against their plans
| Station from its star | Planned | Took | From |
|---|
| 0 to 300 ls | – | – | 0 flights |
| 300 to 3000 ls | – | – | 0 flights |
| 3000 to 30000 ls | – | – | 0 flights |
| over 30000 ls | – | – | 0 flights |
From when you tick steps off: a flight is from your last tick at a station to Arrived, a stop from Arrived to your last tick there. A stop's time is the floor of your stops, so breaks don't count; it needs 3. Ticks can't tell a flight's parts apart, so supercruise, docking and departing come from the stopwatch times you record (on Fly, or on Timing and Budget), and the flights here show how the plans built from them hold up.
Stopwatch times →Actual profit is the credits gained; cargo still aboard isn't counted. Actual time is from the first step ticked to the last.
No runs yet: they appear here once you start ticking steps off.