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Then it could be the “package_order_hint” issue. See the Navigraph forum for details. If the Navigraph navigation data is installed and there is only one incompatible MSFS 2020 add-on without a “package_order_hint” entry, then Navigraph will malfunction. The add-on doesn't even have to be used; simply having it installed is enough. Symptoms include missing Nav-IDs, non-functioning ILS approaches, failed imports of Simbrief flight plans, etc. Solution: Either skip the incompatible add-on or add the “package_order_hint” entry. There are PowerShell scripts that check all add-ons for this entry and then report which updates are missing it.

Do you have Navigraph Navdata installed in the simulator and the plane?

Mouse and Keyboard can also cause double assignments.

Then it is a controller binding issue, most likely a double assignment with another control device.

I would suggest configuring the MCDU and flight plan properly and test it again. Your Cockpit setup is quite weird.

Check it again. It is a control binding issue.

For the time being I recommend this tool: https://de.flightsim.to/addon/96390/teleporter Works perfect with inibuilds aircraft.

Not for me. Which system are you using?

And there is a handcrafted version of EDDF from one of the World- or City Updates. This should also be available on consoles.

Looks like the cockpit of the A350.

Is it in the library? You should check the content of the community folder.

It seems you are trying to install the plane into a linked or relative directory path. You need to use an absolute path.

Do you have the crash while loading the game or while loading the flight? Since while loading the game no plane is selected.

Is it a bug or a feature? Since it makes sense to increase the range in plan mode.

I think you are doing something wrong with the code tags.