October 8Oct 8 Good Evening,I'm guessing what's the right procedure to load a flight plan made with the MSFS2024 flight planner or with the original LSFS2024 EFB.I'm asking because in this article is confirmed as possible. Maybe I misunderstood the articleThanksiniBuilds A350 Airliner for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 & 2020 v1.0.11 Released - Updates - iniBuilds Forum
October 10Oct 10 Author I've prepared a flightplan with the MSFS2024 planner, set the A350 EFB option on SIMNAV but when I try to load it the realtive fms button appears as deactivated. Surely I'm making some mistakes...please help.
October 14Oct 14 Staff Hi,I will try to reproduce this on my end and report back.Thanks for your patience! Kyle - Community Manager iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
Monday at 01:05 PM4 days Did you send the flight plan from the EFB to the aircraft?The setting only determines which nav data is used; it has nothing to do with the flight plan. Edited Monday at 01:06 PM4 days by frank_m
Monday at 10:26 PM3 days Author Thank You frank_m I'll give a try...and report....Sending the fplan before entering the simulation doesen't work...I'll try to send it when at the gate or on the runway...Thanks
Tuesday at 06:30 AM3 days You have to load the plan into the simulator EFB and send it from there to the aircraft avionics. The planner is just a web frontend, it does nothing. The crucial part is the EFB in the simulator, there the work has to be done.Nevertheless, using Simbrief is the better way.
Tuesday at 12:08 PM3 days Author Ook...Thanks...I believe that it was as in the MSFS2024 Airliner....usually Isend the Fplan from the EFB before launching the session not when I'm in the cockpit...Test and Report...Thanks
Wednesday at 12:03 PM2 days Author Good morning,Tried to send FPLAN from the EFB to he Avionic but nothing happen.Thanks frank_m...some other idea?
Yesterday at 08:21 AM1 day And the flight plan in the EFB was the one you planned in the web-based planner?
Yesterday at 12:20 PM1 day Author No...I planned it directly in Fligth Simulator...Sorry I didn't undesrtand You are speaking about the MSFS web based planner...I'll give a try and report...Thanks
9 hours ago9 hr Well, finally it is the same. The flight plan in the Simulator EFB must be the final one you would like to use. If this is the case, you can send it to the avionics of the plane. This is the way how the MS flight plans are applied.Some planes need additional settings in order to accept flight plans from the simulator EFB. In some planes the sync makes problems. So I usually skip the MS internal tools and use Simbrief. It is much more reliable. Edited 9 hours ago9 hr by frank_m
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