This is almost certainly on the sim side and appears to be a byproduct of streaming and bandwidth limitation.
I test in VR every day and have yet to see this in 380 or any of our other aircraft.

What i would suggest is locally downloading the aircraft and see if you still see this occurring.

20 hours ago, IniSteve said:

This is almost certainly on the sim side and appears to be a byproduct of streaming and bandwidth limitation.
I test in VR every day and have yet to see this in 380 or any of our other aircraft.

What i would suggest is locally downloading the aircraft and see if you still see this occurring.

I have downloaded the A380, it is not streamed.

I'd like to bring this up again: Is there any news regarding this issue, potential fixes or specific workarounds? As I mentioned earlier, the aircraft is downloaded and not streamed; AutoFPS and similar programs are not used; and in the fashion of did you try turning it off and on again, I deinstalled the plane, reinstalled it, etc... It's pretty disappointing that the A380 is just sitting in my hangar since I can't use it in VR.

There is no fix on the horizon because we cannot reproduce this issue in testing or daily use.
That being said, have you tried re calibrating your headset or ensuring your roomscale is correct for the POV?

I have the same issue still in version 1.04. But for me to close AUTOFPS solve the issue immediatly. It's not good at all but I can finish flights in VR. The A380 is the first Aircraft where I have those problem. Even the A350 wokrs fine. I will try some other Airplanes on the weekend and see if this linked to the A380 only.

On 10/16/2026 at 7:36 PM, IniSteve said:

There is no fix on the horizon because we cannot reproduce this issue in testing or daily use.
That being said, have you tried re calibrating your headset or ensuring your roomscale is correct for the POV?

What I found out was that this issue was happening during climb or descend, and I think it has to do with the OLOD of auto fps that when climbing gets lower, that's is what you can see in the attached video (sorry for the quality).