My problem is that taxing or flying this aircraft pulls to the right to the point that the only way I can get around is in circles. I have tried adjusting everything I can think of but can't tax or fly in a straight line. Any ideas?Rob Graham

WHAT B-2 are you refering to? Dave.

I'm sorry, though I mentioned that. It's the Abacus Premier Collection B2 Spirit.

I'm sorry, though I mentioned that. It's the Abacus Premier Collection B2 Spirit.

The 'usual suspects' are autopilot on or not all engines on yet. If a default Lear or CRJ behaves normally and the problem returns immediately when switching to the B2 then I'd guess that it is something in the B2 settings (or a 'bug') vs something in FSX. I'd go to the documentation first to see if something has been overlooked then try the developer's forum if they have one.Loyd

Thanks Loyd, I will check that out. I have written to their support group but to date no answer from them. Maybe I'll try a reinstall as well. Thanks for respondingRob Graham

Thanks Loyd, I will check that out. I have written to their support group but to date no answer from them. Maybe I'll try a reinstall as well. Thanks for respondingRob Graham

You should also check your trim settings, especially when you set them after loading the aircraft from the default Cessna 172. Dave.

Loyd was correct. After loading another aircraft and starting it, then switching over to the B2 it worked perfectly. Seems it has a loading problem and will only start one engine even though it displays both as running. That is a bug.Rob Graham