Francesco Genti

Hello, I am flying on Xbox Series X using MSFS 2024 with the iniBuilds Airbus aircraft (A320neo / A321neo), and I would like to report a recurring audio issue. During flights, especially when switching between camera views (cockpit ↔ external), the sound can suddenly change or break: Cockpit engine sound becomes extremely quiet or almost disappears External engine sound volume drops significantly Sounds related to switches (e.g. seatbelt sign, cockpit interactions) are also affected It feels as if the overall audio mix is suddenly reduced or “muted” This issue can happen randomly and affects the whole aircraft audio environment until the flight is restarted. It seems to be triggered mainly by: switching camera views or general camera transitions during flight This makes the experience quite inconsistent and unrealistic, especially on longer flights. I would like to ask if this issue is already known and whether a fix is planned. Thank you for your support. Best regards, Francesco

Hello, I am flying on Xbox Series X using MSFS 2024 and the iniBuilds Airbus family (A320neo and A321neo), and I would like to report some major issues that are consistently affecting my flights. The main problems are: Using DIR TO often breaks the flight plan completely. The route may still appear correctly on the navigation display, but the aircraft no longer follows it. LNAV/NAV mode becomes unreliable after certain inputs. Even when NAV is shown as active, the aircraft does not properly follow the programmed route. After using HDG mode, switching back to NAV often does not work correctly. The aircraft may remain in a sort of “stuck” behavior despite indicating NAV on the PFD. Once these issues occur, the flight is usually no longer recoverable without rebuilding the route or restarting the flight. These problems are quite critical and seem to affect normal Airbus operations (especially DIR TO and mode management). I wanted to ask if these issues are already known and if a fix is planned in upcoming updates. Thank you for your work and support. Best regards, Francesco