You also don't need to be all the way at the finish line when you eject in order for things to work out, but that shouldn't be hurting anything as long as you're not hitting the barrier. Maybe you're trying so hard that you're overdoing it? The Batmobile doesn't need to be going very fast when you eject. When I used the afterburner on the approach and ejected at the last moment, then Batman moved so fast after the eject that he reached the wall before the upward boost could kick in. I could also get it to fail by going too fast in the Batmobile. I couldn't affect it with the thing I suggested as a wild guess (extraneous press of the glide button), so you can probably ignore that. I can't dive and go up either because I hit the ground. If I pull it towards me, Batman just goes down. I tried letting go of the left stick and also have pushed it forward with no effect. When I'm there, I double tap A (I use an Xbox Elite Controller) to glide and keep holding it but Batman just keeps gliding downwards. I simply go with the Batmobile in non-combat mode until I hit the green finish line before the white Xs on the floor. Or, just a wild guess, maybe you're releasing the glide button/key during the eject before the glide starts? Like, maybe you double-tap it, then release and hit it a third time (as opposed to holding it after the second press)? I'm not even sure if that would affect it I can check later on. You say you're going fast, so it sounds like you know you need a 'running start,' but maybe you're not ejecting until after you hit the barrier and the Batmobile is no longer moving?

To get that little upwards 'boost' after the eject, I believe all that's required is for the Batmobile to be in (forward) motion at the time you eject.

Originally posted by chipperMDW:You're correct that you don't need any upgrades for that.

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