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Hello team Thanks again for the Xbox update for the A350, but I'd like to report an installation issue. And thanks again for your work 👌🏼

The lighting is fixed

Another one Aircraft: A350 Simulator: FS2024 Version: v1.2.1 from Ini Store Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH (Subscription) OFP: No OFP. I performed the test by manually entering departure and destination airport, in this case EDDM-EDDM Specs: AMD 9800x3D, 65GB DDR5 CL 30-36-36 6000MHZ quad kit, Gigabyte RTX5090, Storage: 4TB m.2 Lexar NM790 Autosave: No autosave performed yet. Description: WASM Crash while entering secondary Reproduction: 1. Spawn at any airport at the gate 2. perform basic power up 3. import and insert flightplan from simbrief 4. go to sec index 1, import the flightplan and enter new destination -> boom I didnt make a screenshot of the console right away so I did it after reloading the flight, but the wasm log is still shown.

I see 1.2.2 has been released/updated tonight. Can I ask what’s been updated?

Hi, This would have to be addressed by Barelli as they are the owners and developers of LIMC. Thank you.

I was wondering to.

Hi, If saves aren't working you can try clearing WASM and if that doesn't work try fully reinstalling the aircraft. Let me know if this helps, thank you.

Still waiting for a Solution…. nothing Happens. Every Aircraft is working in VR except of the A350.

I can't answer to Xbox side of things, ultimately when the update that pushed broke lighting, it broke internally. The way these fixes work for Xbox is in 2 parts, Inibuilds and then Xbox Ingestion. We can't control how or when these fixes get pushed on the Microsoft side. This problem is known about, the issue was identified on our end, but I cannot attest to how it will come out for Xbox and when. Thank you.

Can’t work out what’s going on with seemingly different messages from Ini about the lighting. Last week we got a message to say the problem had been identified and a fix for the plane was being “ingested” into the MP as we read the message. Today, we get a message to say the problem is known, not fixed, but being worked on. What’s the actual story?

I attempted doing first A350 flight in FS2024, which resulted in WASM crash. After that I reloaded and tried restoring flight from autosave. However, whenever I load saved state, aircraft immediately resets to cold and dark and starts gliding down. I tried loading multiple saves, but same thing is happening for all of them. On 2020, while WASM crashes were a common occurrence, the flights could be restored from saves, but on 2024 saves are not working.

Yes, series S, I only made lighting working downloading zinertek light enhanced

Hi, I am trying to install the A350 in MSFS2024, but get an Error which I can't read since it immediately disappears. I am trying to install the aircraft into my community folder. Any help is appreciated Juergen Mader

Thanks, forwarded to the scenery team who will take a look 🙂

Hi, thank you for the correction as I hadn't realized that this was the nose gear upon first look.

Hi, I will pass this along to the team, thank you for the information.

“Does anyone have a solution to this?”

Also this happened on the ground when fully loaded for a 9 hour flight

Hi but the front nose landing gear shouldnt be floating also, the wheels still spin in the air like they are on the ground

Hello Thank you for the video; you mentioned lighting as well, are you on Xbox?

Hello, As per our aircraft SMEs, they have confirmed that when the A340 is near empty the central bogey will slightly float off the ground

Hi, Can you please quote me and detail how you've been able to reliably reproduce this, preferably with video so we can send this to the team. Thank you.

I'll take another look tomorrow. Thanks!

Hi, In the recent (todays) AIRAC, the charts have been updated to reflect the extension to E and D all the way to K. Will this be something that will be updated in the future? Obviously with it just being released I expect it to take some time, espcially with how CCs taxiways are designed. Thanks, Aidan