Hi Guys, Since the update this past weekend, Flight Sim 2020 is not loading the aircraft for me. I've deleted the WASM folder and it gets to about 90% and then stops... For hours... Several, Several Hours. 

 

Suggestions? 

Not sure what I did wrong... But, Loaded the 900 series, was missing some lights on the overhead, then reloaded the 1000 version and it worked fine. 

 

Must of been that loose nut behind the yoke. 

 

 

Hello,

I have the same problem. I can't figure it out. After click fly button, It keeps loading but the simulator never opens( hours and hours). Did you solve the problem? No one wrote anything my topic.

On 5/21/2025 at 7:13 PM, çağrı said:

Hello,

I have the same problem. I can't figure it out. After click fly button, It keeps loading but the simulator never opens( hours and hours). Did you solve the problem? No one wrote anything my topic.

Hello, 

Sorry for the delay, are you still having issues?

 

Yes, I gave up. No matter what I did, it wouldn't open.

5 hours ago, çağrı said:

Yes, I gave up. No matter what I did, it wouldn't open.

Hello,

1. Start with a fresh community folder, rename in community 2 and start the sim (you may have to point MSFS over to your custom folder location if you have made on) 

2. Reinstall the aircraft

3. Delete your WASM folder. 

4. Start with no other mods in the community folder

19 hours ago, haza2 said:

Hello,

1. Start with a fresh community folder, rename in community 2 and start the sim (you may have to point MSFS over to your custom folder location if you have made on) 

2. Reinstall the aircraft

3. Delete your WASM folder. 

4. Start with no other mods in the community folder

Hello,
I applied your instructions. Yes, the plane opened, I was really surprised. However, we have a problem. There is no electrical power in the cockpit of the plane. The external power connection is not available. How can we solve this situation? There is no power to the plane. APU, EXTRNAL POWER etc. I would be glad if you could support me.

Footnote: We deleted the WASM files and work files again.

On 6/28/2025 at 10:04 PM, çağrı said:

Hello,
I applied your instructions. Yes, the plane opened, I was really surprised. However, we have a problem. There is no electrical power in the cockpit of the plane. The external power connection is not available. How can we solve this situation? There is no power to the plane. APU, EXTRNAL POWER etc. I would be glad if you could support me.

Footnote: We deleted the WASM files and work files again.

no response from ini smh

This should have already been resolved in the 1.1.2 update. Let me know if not. 

On 7/24/2025 at 1:26 AM, Eddie said:

This should have already been resolved in the 1.1.2 update. Let me know if not. 

Hello,

I completed the update, but the loading bar won't open even though it's at 100%. The loading screen remains stuck.

I created a separate community file, and it contains no add-ons (gsx pro, other simulations, etc.), only Inibuilds a350.

I also deleted the WASM files.

I don't know what else to do.

Very much same here. Went ahead to try to install on FS 2024, began to have an infinite loading screen there. Hopped on back to FS 2020, the very same issue is now present, even after reinstalling, removing WASM and making a temporary empty community folder, all to no avail. The A350 is effectively bricked on me

 

Edit: it ended up working, after reinstalling inimanager, downloading using alternative downloader, clearing the WASM folder and letting it load for over an hour

Edited July 28, 2025Jul 28 by MatoVeng

My A350 got the same problem. It used to work, but after I change to steam version. It just stuck at 100% for hours. Then I change back to Microsoft version and still stuck at 100%. I have tried everything to fix it. (like reinstall everything,  remove WASM and make a temporary empty community folder)  It always stuck at 100%. I don't know it's my pc's problem or the plane's problem. Someone please help me. I really want to fly this plane again.

My pc set up.

 

CPU:i76700k 

GPU:RTX3060

RAM:32 GB