Hi Team.
I’d like to suggest using calibrated (indicated) altitude instead of terrain-based “real” altitude for the map display and altitude color logic.

Right now, when flying at e.g. 40,000 ft, the map shows a lower value (around 39,481 ft) depending on terrain elevation, which is visually distracting and affects the altitude color.

For example, reaching 43,000 ft should trigger the red altitude line, but instead the system bases the color on a lower terrain-adjusted value (e.g. 41,068 ft).

It would be much more consistent and cleaner if colors and thresholds were based on calibrated altitude, matching what the aircraft actually indicates.

Thanks for considering this improvement.

Hello @Flxwyy, the altitude we current display is the GPS altitude(above sea level). We may add calibrated altitude in the future, but it's not on our current agenda.

Thank you for your suggestion!

Jacob | ELEVATEX Developer