pm_pilot

cruising nicely before pausing

configuration before takeoff

Cruising along nicely I paused the flight for 2 to 3 hours using ESC. When resuming the flight I was presented with a cabin altitude warning. On a second flight I did the same, but used developer mode pause in addition with the same outcome.

After entering a route on the world map I clicked ready to fly. On the in game menu I selected cruise under travel to. The aircraft loaded up and went into an immediate heavy nosedive with the landing gear extending. Like loading and saving a flight this is one of the basic features provided by MSFS. I would be glad if you could support them or alternatively bring the superior autosave functionality to the aircraft. Thanks.

Hi, Congratulations on your MSFS release. It would be great to be able to load a previously saved flight through the MSFS menu. Especially on long-haul flights, after CTDs or training purposes this would be helpful. Some companies like PNDG or Leonardo were able to achieve this. Regards

@Kevin B

Sorry, the title is a bit misleading, maybe a mod could change it into: KMIA v4 and P3Dv5 compatibility, jetways

Hi, I’m using the exclude file on LVFR KMIA v4 and P3Dv5 (dropped the file into scenery folder). I really appreciate that all the default buildings are gone and the runway textures look normal again. Unfortunately it deletes the second part off all the jetways that attaches to the aircraft, leaving me with stumps extending from airport buildings. Am I missing something or is there a way to fix it?

Fantastic news! Will the A310 for MSFS incorporate a proper saving and loading a flight functionality (like autosave), that also includes the autopilo, fms and state? For training purposes and practicality this would be highly appreciated and is missing so far in MSFS add-ons.

Cool, thanks.

(I noticed that the inipoints discount and the A300toA310 discount are non-culminative).

Hi, I converted some inipoints into a discount code. Does it have an expiration date, or can I use it at a later date? Is the discount offer for A300 customers on the A310 of 35% permanent? Cheers Perry