Friday at 05:18 PM2 days My aircraft enters a roll on its own (reaching a significant bank angle) as soon as I take control. The problem isn't the sidestick; I’ve never experienced this with other aircraft
Friday at 05:22 PM2 days Staff 2 minutes ago, Wincest said:My aircraft enters a roll on its own (reaching a significant bank angle) as soon as I take control. The problem isn't the sidestick; I’ve never experienced this with other aircraftHi,Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue with the Synaptic A220. This is the first report I've come across regarding this particular problem. If you haven't already, I'd recommend joining the Synaptic Discord, where the team and community may be able to help troubleshoot the issue or confirm whether anyone else has experienced the same behavior.Thanks! Kyle - Community Manager iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
4 hours ago4 hr I have just experienced a similar issue with the aircraft violently rolling to just after take off with no turbulence, almost calm winds and obviously no sidestick input triggering the roll - twice. First out of ZRH, and then on the return leg out of CFU. During both events the roll rate clearly exceeded the maximum allowable roll rate for normal manual inputs. The first event was barely recoverable using maximum manual aileron sidestick inputs, the latter was so extreme that it was not recoverable, resulting in a >90 degree right bank and subsequent ground impact. After these events, I tried reproducing the issue, still getting significant, although then less extreme uncommanded rolls after take off, with the ailerons clearly deflecting on the FCTL synoptic page. It should be noted, that this only occurred just after take off for me. After a few of these rolls, the aircraft behaves normally. The first on the above mentioned flights (ZRH-CFU) was completed completely normally, including a manually flown approach and landing with no issues. Also, this was the first flight with the A220 I've experience this on. Prior flights unfolded without any problems.
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