Android Is it fair or acceptable to hidden the flight count

[ac huang]

As you could find, level62 player NICE007 put 304 flight for Austin and 243 flight for Yokohama a couple minutes ago almost at the same time.
Is it reasonable?
As another post, someone said he may disconnect the internet and made a lot of flight then these flight number will come suddently upon he/she connect the internet. If this is the normal way to play this game, did it be a good to count all behavior in disconnecting the internet?

 

[Chloe11111]

As you could find, level62 player NICE007 put 304 flight for Austin and 243 flight for Yokohama a couple minutes ago almost at the same time.
Is it reasonable?
As another post, someone said he may disconnect the internet and made a lot of flight then these flight number will come suddently upon he/she connect the internet. If this is the normal way to play this game, did it be a good to count all behavior in disconnecting the internet?

The internet isn't always available. I play when I'm in the car (my husband driving). I play when I'm on vacation on an island in the Caribbean - sometimes with no internet. I can spend a lot of time sending flights. It's reasonable and normal. The only way it would not be is alliance destinations because they aren't available when disconnected. Austin and Yokohama are not alliance destinations

 

[Ddave1]

Yeah, it happens quite a lot especially at weekends or national holidays. People do lots of flights then the game syncs with the GI servers and updates

 

[flyhores]

If all flights had to be sent on the Internet, I would have given up because I could not use so much wireless data traffic.

 

[Bob69bob]

It is a technique used amongst the highest alliances to outplay each other prior to reset. I’ve seen a player fly offline all week and jump back online seconds before reset and dump several million pax into the tally.

 

[ac huang]

In this case, the suggestion is that GI don't show each ranking always, like as alliance pax, personal destination, and etc.