Hello, I'm writing to ask for help in resolving an unresolved problem with the London City Airport (EGLC). I purchased the airport from the MSFS 2024 store and also from the IniBuilds application. When I install it without anything in the community folder, I take off from the runway, and when I try to land, upon touching the runway, any aircraft (this happens with all aircraft in the simulator) immediately freezes. It seems something on the runway is causing the aircraft to freeze immediately, and then I can't get it off the runway; the aircraft won't move from the middle of the runway. I tried to land a Cessna, and when it touches the runway, it immediately flips over and ends up upside down. I don't know why. Is there some layer on the runway that locks the aircraft's wheels? If I switch to the OrbX scenery, the EGLC works fine. The problem persists even with the IniBuilds app. I've already uninstalled the simulator and Windows, I've tried everything, but it's always the same. I would appreciate it if someone could help me understand the problem in order to... I can't solve this problem and use the airport I bought from Inibuilds EGLC.

Edited Thursday at 08:46 PM1 day by antonio213

Sounds as if you're running into similar issues with the terrain like some others have mentioned in this forum section.
The developers have chosen to model the airport on custom 3D model terrain instead of default MSFS terrain. They stated that it was easier for them to model the airport well, but it is evident that there are many side effects that the competition does not have.

Unfortunately, ini has not indicated whether they intend to correct the situation by remodelling their ground with proper MSFS2024 terrain. It's quite a shame, I would love to buy their EGLC, but won't be doing so when so many people see issues with ini's terrain techniques.

I've already solved it; at least this problem doesn't happen anymore. I simulate with collision damage and I don't normally remove it. I like to do it this way, as if it were real life, but the only way to avoid this problem is to remove the collision damage. At least I noticed that I had this problem at this airport and at the Madeira Athletic Club airport (LPMA). I don't know if any other airports had this problem, which is annoying, but at least it's solved. Removing the collision damage fixed the bug, but in the future I would like them to look into this problem, since I detected it in two different scenarios purchased from the simulator's store.