nickmciniboy

Just installed 1.2.0 a few minutes ago and I start a flight in Sydney, Australia at a gate. While I'm still on the "Ready To fly" screen the sim reports to me that "You just crashed" - and understand that I have NO control of the aircraft at this stage as I still need to click "Ready To Fly" button, it restores the A350 after the crash (still on the Ready to Fly screen), then I hear the aircraft engines spool up and even though the chocks are on automatically, the aircraft lurches forward and crashes into the terminal building. Here it is AFTER I click "Ready to Fly". What happened here and how come with every single update this aircraft ALWAYS has something severe wrong (WASM crashes, missing cockpit, this uncontrollable movement crap) ? The second time I loaded it up it was fine.

Since 1.8.1 I have this. I'm on FS2024 beta SU4. British Airways livery with default cabin (because BA cabin causes me to see NO cockpit). I'm seriously beyond this rubbish. FS2024 is still a pile of you know what, and the bugs and performance of this aircraft are pretty in line with the Redmond Asobo chancers.

I'm with Messtr on this, the options that is the most realistic is that it's linked to the airline company. If you fly in the states, then its pounds and inches of mercury (at the end of the day when you look at an American METAR you'll only ever see inches of mercury so in that case you'll have to convert if you choose to keep the aircraft in metric mode).

I agree with this, virtually all other 3rd party airliners model this and its useful as a pilot from a realism piont of view that while your passengers board, you get on with other things such as inputting your route, doing your fuel and load calculations etc.