Looking into this - it's nothing we've ever seen ourselves though - I just flew a bunch over water and couldn't replicate it. Is there a totally reproducible situation where this always occurs for any of you?

Hi Ryan, did you tried the files I sent? Were you able to replicate the problem?About the saved flight I sent you, each time I load it I have all 3 red LG lights on, cycling the LG lever UP then OFF will solve it, is it normal?

PMDG fixed the problem, the fix will be included in SP1bI just received confirmation to my ticket.Thanks Ryan!

No problem!

Apart from this apparent issue, I normally only activate the Terrain display when climbing out of or descending into mountainous areas.When on cruise altitude wouldn't it be a common procedure to turn off the Terrain display?Don't know how real pilots handle this but it doesn't sound logical to keep Terrain on while on cruise.

If I'm not mistaken, most airlines' SOPs do state to deactivate the Terrain Display after initial climbout.This is also recommended because you can't use Weather Radar and Terrain Display at the same time (on the same screen of course, you can have the WX radar displayed on the FO's side, and the Terrain Display on the Captain's side.).At cruise, it's a lot more useful to have information about the clouds you're heading at, than the mountains 20000 feet below you.

Peaks mode is meant for use in cruise though - it's always good to maintain situational awareness with respect to terrain. Imagine you had to make an emergency descent after a decompression in IMC over really high mountainous terrain like the Alps - having that peaks mode would be extremely useful for making sure you weren't diving straight toward some cumulus-granite.

Peaks mode is meant for use in cruise though - it's always good to maintain situational awareness with respect to terrain. Imagine you had to make an emergency descent after a decompression in IMC over really high mountainous terrain like the Alps - having that peaks mode would be extremely useful for making sure you weren't diving straight toward some cumulus-granite.

Not a beautiful scanario also if someone will survive to the crash... (like on the movie "Alive")