After V1.0.1 release notes said stuttering should disappear but if not to let you guys know. Seem to have few more stutters on the ground than I used to but less stutters when moving around the flight deck. CPU is Ryzen 9 9950X3D GPU 5090.

Do I need to re compile WASM maybe?

1 hour ago, Freeman494 said:

After V1.0.1 release notes said stuttering should disappear but if not to let you guys know. Seem to have few more stutters on the ground than I used to but less stutters when moving around the flight deck. CPU is Ryzen 9 9950X3D GPU 5090.

Do I need to re compile WASM maybe?

It's definitely worth a try. Let me know if this helps solve any issues.

Thanks!

I will do thankyou for the reply. Have you had another other users report this? If so how did they solve?

1 hour ago, Freeman494 said:

I will do thankyou for the reply. Have you had another other users report this? If so how did they solve?

We're currently tracking a few other reports of this behaviour. The team is actively trying to reproduce these issues.

Thanks!

I have the same issue, and same system as the poster.

I experienced similar departing and enroute after 2-3 hours get massive stutters and frame drops when panning at cruise altitude. Currently descending into KDTW from KLAX and panning in cockpit is a chore. I have a AMD 9 7900X with 64GB of ram and a 4080RTX.

Landing was a real chore. The stutters and tears were really bad. Did not have this problem with the launch. After slowing down below 60kts and exiting runway the frames smoothed out again.

On 9/25/2026 at 2:51 PM, iniKyle said:

It's definitely worth a try. Let me know if this helps solve any issues.

Thanks!

Ok so an update. I deleted the WASM files and loaded into a free flight with A380 at Dubai and allowed the WASM to be compiled. Closed the sim down and reloaded in. Set all my views and throttle calibration and exited the sim. Reloaded into Dubai RWY12R set take off thrust and stutters begin at around 100kts and continue up until about 400ft maybe then everything smooths out.

Would downloading the aircraft instead of having it streamed take effect do you think? Or not worth it. I mean I do have really good internet so it shouldn't be a factor but I'm just thinking outside the box a little.

I also reset(deleted) my WASM and the plane loaded back up in incredibly quick. Like within a minute. Exited the sim, then came back in and loaded the plane up and it was completely disappeared.... So I once again deleted the WASM and load the sim back up and the WASM loaded up incredibly quick once again.

I don’t think deleting the WASM is the answer. It doesn’t seem to make any difference to me anyway.

I am also getting the same issues. I have done exactly the same as the users above.

Intel 13900 / 4090

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Hi everyone,

The team is aware of this issue and is actively trying to re-produce it.

Thanks for your patience!

Hi Guys, Just to let you all know I solved my stutters on take off above 100kts and 400ft. All I done was go into my marketplace account and physically downloaded the A380 and not have MSFS24 stream it. Just loaded into a flight OMDB - CYYZ and departed without stutters butter smooth. Hope this helps 🙂

Edited September 30Sep 30 by Freeman494

Yah I tried that Freeman494 and I still have horrible stutters with this version.

The cockpit lag issue still persists and disrupts normal flight. We hope the performance can be optimized as soon as possible

I have the same PC setup as the OP and when going down the runway it’s to much stutters,not smooth at all.

Edited October 10Oct 10 by Azorean77

Different System, but same issue as OP on departures:

• 9900X3D

• 7900XTX

• 64GB RAM

The team is actively working on a fix, thanks for your patience everyone.

Hello i’m having awful performance as well unfortunately

absolutely love the plane but the performance really knocks it down

main thread is in30-40s in the red where as all other palms at 15-20

stutters mainly taxing and climbing or descending through 100 feet

pc specs

14700k

RTX 5090

64gb ddr5

all other planes run 80-90 constant with my settings but the 380 is at 50-70 area.

ps flight directors are very hard to see as well

hope this can be resolved really do enjoy it otherwise

On 10/16/2026 at 2:34 PM, yoursimcfi said:

Hello i’m having awful performance as well unfortunately

absolutely love the plane but the performance really knocks it down

main thread is in30-40s in the red where as all other palms at 15-20

stutters mainly taxing and climbing or descending through 100 feet

pc specs

14700k

RTX 5090

64gb ddr5

all other planes run 80-90 constant with my settings but the 380 is at 50-70 area.

ps flight directors are very hard to see as well

hope this can be resolved really do enjoy it otherwise

Yes i having same issue as you, which is caused by the main thread thing, and its only on ini A380 latest update.

My specs:

• AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3d

• AMD RX 9070XT

I have just updated to V1.0.5 and confirm the stuttering is now back on take off roll

A380 v1.0.5 – Severe Runway Stuttering | RTX 4090 | MSFS 2024

Hi iniBuilds Team,

I would like to add my experience regarding the severe stuttering affecting the A380 in MSFS 2024.

System:

• NVIDIA RTX 4090

• Intel Core i9 high-end KS processor

• NVIDIA App installed

• A380 v1.0.5, previously experienced on v1.0.4

• Aircraft fully installed locally, not streamed

Problem:

During the takeoff roll, the entire simulator repeatedly freezes and jumps forward, creating a continuous stop-start-stop-start effect until the aircraft lifts off.

I experience a similar effect to a lesser extent during the landing rollout, after which everything returns to normal.

Taxiing around the airport is completely smooth, as is normal flight. This happens at the same airports where my other aircraft operate without issues.

I own the other iniBuilds aircraft, all updated to their latest versions, and none exhibits this behaviour. It is exclusively the A380.

I am aware of reports suggesting that uninstalling the NVIDIA App may resolve the problem. However, I use this application for other purposes and do not consider removing it a reasonable long-term solution to a problem affecting only one aircraft.

Given that the problem is isolated to the A380, particularly during high-speed ground operations, I would appreciate further investigation into the aircraft's performance during takeoff and landing.

Could you please confirm whether this issue is being addressed specifically for an upcoming A380 update?

Thank you.