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I had to make an account to comment on the thread since it really has been bothering me the last couple of times I've flown it. I have noticed a consistent +-20 knots of airspeed fluctuation on climb, and altitude select is +-300 feet when leveling out. With that, you can't really fly the airplane on VATSIM since you'll easily accelerate to 280 knots before the autopilot trims and will blow through altitudes. It is really frustrating because the Tristar is such an iconic airplane and the model is great, but the autopilot is borderline unusable.

I did a flight with the following options off in the MOZA software and it was much better, thanks for the advice on that. The autopilot is still a little rough which may or may not be like the real aircraft, I wouldn't know lol The only glaring issues I saw were a tendency to go into a shallow descent to recapture speed during IAS climb, and there was a bug where the EFB didn't have the option to change to Navigraph charts until later in the flight; it was just stuck on LIDO charts for the climb phase and then the option appeared. Anyway, thanks again for the advice, much more flyable now.

Hello everyone, greetings. Attached is information regarding the WASM A350-1000 Premium crash, for which a solution needs to be implemented.

Agreed, 100%

I'll ask the team about this

Hello, A master list was created a while back regarding this very topic with many such liveries you listed here on said list as well. I can't give an ETA for when this will happen if at all but feedback regarding the desire for more liveries on the Xbox platform does not go unheard. Thank you :)

Would love some Bahama's Airports to fly to with good scenery, MYNN also needs some love to that airport, a lot of interesting flights on old airliners operate out of MYNN (some of them would make good local legends)

First I want to thank you guys for this amazing aircraft which is working almost flawlessly on xbox compared to the state at the release. My suggestion is to add more liverys for the a350 to the marketplace, since release we have the same livery packs which are also lacking some liverys like the the Japan Airlines a350-1000, ITA Airways, Air China, Aeroflot, Swiss, Edelweiss, Malaysia, the new Lufthansa 100 years anniversary liverys, Egyptair, Starlux and Asiana Airlines just to name a few, the problem ist that inibuilds is the only source for a350 liverys for us Xbox players and you already have the liverys finished and available in the ini manager but not in the marketplace. You don't have to add every single airline livery to the marketplace, but many of those missing are big and well known Carriers that are just not available for us. I would be happy to get an awnser

I've turned off the autopilot following on my MOZA but I'll try turning off the trim following as well. That does defeat the purpose of FFB though, since having the stick change positions based off of trim is part of the experience. Is there any way to make the aircraft just ignore the stick when autopilot is engaged?

Just bought EGLC, having a problem with aircraft traffic here, the aircraft are getting chopped off by the ground. I'm using GSX, and I've tried traffic generated by MSFS as well as SayIntentions, both cases show same issue. I've tested a few other airports, none show this same problem.

That's the only one I've experienced the issue with so far.

Awesome. Thanks man

Yeah exactly. Also in the air it doesn’t feel heavy. For example the pitch is so incredibly twitchy. Overall it doesn’t feel heavy.

I have always felt like the A300 has ice skates on. This issue goes back to 2020 as well. It's never felt like a heavy aircraft on the ground. I believe the A300 in its own right is a heavy aircraft.

This is a case of delete it from library, reset rolling cache and restart you console and re-download. I used to have this same issue in Dubai and Abu Dabi.

Just to be clear - Table 1506 is still alive and well in FS2024 - no longer a table but a lot list of numbers in file "engines".cfg

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Would be great if it would feel more heavier. I think Tfdi have archieved this quite good with their Md11

It has turned into a pink art piece

I sent a direct message to Kwikflight but will follow up here…are any updates planned? Based on past discourse on Discord with inibuilds, and in talking with end users my understanding is that Kwikflight products are not updated more than once, but I’d like to confirm that fact. I recently rented the model in 2024 and noted a number of issues identified at the following link from early in the year were not resolved, such as rain effects: https://forum.inibuilds.com/topic/35697-kwikflight-striker-bug-and-questions/#comment-89014 Furthermore, I noted that the navigation lights switch that should allow one to change the nav lights between steady, off, and flashing only allows for off and flashing settings, even if the switch is on steady. Also, the real helicopter this is based off of has much clearer cockpit glass when seen externally. Can this glass be less tinted? Can we expect an update to the nav lights as well as other issues posted by users, or is this product no longer supported?

Thank you so much 🙏 Would be really cool if the plane finally feels heavier 🫡

During takeoff, when the nose landing gear lifts off, the main landing gear immediately lifts off. The plane essentially takes off like a helicopter. :( There aren't those few seconds of takeoff on the main landing gear (with the nose landing gear up). Please note this. This applies to all versions! P.S.of the real pilot.

Glad others have seen this hopefully its fixed soon

This is known to the team. I'll make notes of automation issues between subsequent services to the team.

I'll pass this along to the team, thank you