Kaji

Kinder insane the amount of basic things broken or wrong about this aircraft, still love it because its the only A350 we have but this is insane.. MZFW is wrong on the A35K, You cant walk away for a second because AP will go nuts and thats if you dont get a WASM ;_; I am leaving this alone for a month and hope to come back to it atleast working a basic level, just simple A to B should work well with all the basics of the aircraft being correct

Another update released and still the aircraft does not have the correct MAX ZFW, not asking for some crazy amazing feature to be implemented here, just for the aircrafts BASIC stats like it payload capacity to be correct, if anyone knows if this is in a local CFG file please help edit the thing ill take that for now. For all the high fidelity talk how can something like this be overlooked for so long after release!

The Loadsheet is generally a broken mess atm, nothing it show is the case in terms of whats actually being loaded. If you click set ZFW specially while not using simbrief the number of pax it loads are far from realistic or accurate for the ZFW figure you enter. MZFW is wrong since launch on the A35K, not sure about the 900.

Another patch with great upgrades and more system depth, love love love, but again something so basic, about the aircraft like its payload capability is still WRONG from launch, disappointing that this has gone this long without being addressed or even noticed. Here is to hoping for the correct MZFW and some needed fixes to the Loadsheet in the next patch! #GiveUsOur30KLBS 😭

Hello, ZFW on the A35K still wrong since launch, unable to load the aircraft beyond 465.7LBS, just under 30000LBS shy of the what it should be. No matter what you input in to the Loadsheet manually or when importing from Simbrief the weight stops at 465.7LBS. Generally there seems to be issues with the Loadsheet of the aircraft showing random and incorrect amount of passengers and cargo after loading with GSX, but Im sure this has already been raised elsewhere. Hope this gets looked as a fundamental basic aspect of the aircraft, keep up the good work!.