Everything posted by antonio213
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I am writing to suggest that you create a Hifly livery for the A380 800.
I am writing to suggest that you create a Hi Fly livery for the A380-800. This livery is no longer in operation; the aircraft is still in service, but the livery was not the only Portuguese airline that had the A380-800 in its fleet. Based in Beja, LPBJ Hi Fly became the fourth European airline and the 14th global operator to fly the Airbus A380, marking the start of wet lease operations with the iconic aircraft. The Airbus A380 9H-MIP joined the Hi Fly fleet in 2018 and was dedicated to raising awareness for the Mirpuri Foundation's "Save the Coral Reefs" campaign. The striking livery featured a dark blue side showing devastated corals and a contrasting light blue side representing an untouched ocean with vibrant marine life. During its time with Hi Fly, the aircraft visited 53 airports in 33 countries across four continents, making it the leader in the number of airports visited by an A380 operator. Of all A380 operators worldwide, Hi Fly was the first European airline and second globally in terms of landing destinations – all achieved in just two years. The iconic 9H-MIP "Save the Coral Reefs" aircraft carried an important environmental message to millions of people around the world. The first A380, which had the registration 9V-SKA in Singapore, is at Lourdes Airport in the French Pyrenees. The aircraft received a fresh coat of white paint and had part of its interior removed. The second aircraft, which bore the registration 9V-SKB, is expected to go to France in the coming days. The Portuguese airline Hi Fly uses a mixed fleet of Airbus aircraft, with one A321, five A330s, and five A340s. The company's main business is operating charter flights, and it is also called upon by major airlines to cover these flights when an aircraft undergoes unscheduled maintenance or when some other problem occurs.
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about London City Airport EGLC
I've already solved it; at least this problem doesn't happen anymore. I simulate with collision damage and I don't normally remove it. I like to do it this way, as if it were real life, but the only way to avoid this problem is to remove the collision damage. At least I noticed that I had this problem at this airport and at the Madeira Athletic Club airport (LPMA). I don't know if any other airports had this problem, which is annoying, but at least it's solved. Removing the collision damage fixed the bug, but in the future I would like them to look into this problem, since I detected it in two different scenarios purchased from the simulator's store.
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about London City Airport EGLC
Hello, I'm writing to ask for help in resolving an unresolved problem with the London City Airport (EGLC). I purchased the airport from the MSFS 2024 store and also from the IniBuilds application. When I install it without anything in the community folder, I take off from the runway, and when I try to land, upon touching the runway, any aircraft (this happens with all aircraft in the simulator) immediately freezes. It seems something on the runway is causing the aircraft to freeze immediately, and then I can't get it off the runway; the aircraft won't move from the middle of the runway. I tried to land a Cessna, and when it touches the runway, it immediately flips over and ends up upside down. I don't know why. Is there some layer on the runway that locks the aircraft's wheels? If I switch to the OrbX scenery, the EGLC works fine. The problem persists even with the IniBuilds app. I've already uninstalled the simulator and Windows, I've tried everything, but it's always the same. I would appreciate it if someone could help me understand the problem in order to... I can't solve this problem and use the airport I bought from Inibuilds EGLC.