parsec71

Just experienced something similar while on approach to ESSA 01L. The aircraft captured the LOC but doesn't capture the glide slope when the diamond hits the center.

I found the solution: I had to move my brake axis completely up to 100 percent and back to zero in order for the aircraft to start moving...

I had lots of fun with the A310 in XP, and was excited when it was announced that it was coming to MSFS. However, I'm having problems with the aircraft in MSFS. It won't taxi until I reach around 80% N1. I use a Thrustmaster TWCS throttle, which I've calibrated with the tool in the EFB. The aircraft won't move until I reach around 80% N1. Both the throttle position and the instrument readouts confirm this visually, it's not like the position on the throttle can't move the aircraft throttles. Not that it helps, but I don't have such a problem with any of the other aircraft I fly in MSFS, so it seems related to something in the A310.