On 5/20/2025 at 1:22 PM, Mace said:

Yes I meant Classics and thanks for the info.  I didn't realize there were -400 Combis.  I knew there were -200's set up that way but not Classics.  So neat.   I wish this add-on had Combi modelled, maybe it will, eventually.

Also that's great info about JNU ops.  That makes sense, only the one runway at JNU, I believe.  Either let them land on the taxiway or close the airport for a week or more, and the latter probably isn't a good option.

We still have -300 and -400 Combis at work;  most of the flight decks are upgraded now.  This one of our -400s coming into Ottawa 

Don't waste your $$ on this pile or company! They said they would extend peoples licenses. And they did. By 7 days when the product was not usable for the entire first month! They just released a patch. They should have reset everyones license to reflect that patch release.

Edited July 1, 2025Jul 1 by YukonPete

38 minutes ago, YukonPete said:

Don't waste your $$ on this pile or company! They said they would extend peoples licenses. And they did. By 7 days when the product was not usable for the entire first month! They just released a patch. They should have reset everyones license to reflect that patch release.

Thanks for the heads up, and although I don’t own the product, the one-time purchase price left a bad taste in my mouth. I’m baffled by why some businesses are so hesitant to do something that costs essentially nothing, but would add quite a bit of goodwill to potential customers.

Cheers, Pete

**Version 1.2.2 + PayPal support now available!**
https://css.aero/post/122update

Dear friends!
CSS 737-500 **version 1.2.2** is available for download via the CSS Launcher!

First of all, per popular demand, **PayPal is now officially available as a payment option within the CSS Launcher.**

This update brings a fix for one of our most notorious bugs - **the jittering EIS with TAA anti-aliasing.** We have also improved glass textures on cockpit screens and decals on the cockpit windows.

Systems wise, **we have completely reworked the Flight Control Computer Roll channel** - which was no easy task - but the result is that the airplane now handles all LNAV paths - even the more difficult ones - much better, and respects proper roll limits at all times.
We have also fixed a nasty bug where adding a STAR in flight would erase the route.

We are continuing work on the CSS 737 every day, with regular updates and more improvements to come!

*p.s. Starting today, the MSFS 2024 version of the CSS 737-500 has been made available to our Testing team.*

**1.2.2 Changelog**

**Added**

- NAV DATA OUT OF DATE FMC message

**Changed**

- Fixed EIS jitter with TAA
- FCC roll tuning - autopilot should now always respect bank angle
- LNAV improvements
- Fixed bug where changing STAR or using DIRECT TO in flight erases route
- Fixed rudder trim index animation
- Fixed decals on cockpit windows
- Fixed the positioning of the blinker indicator for the oxygen mask test (F/O)
- Screen Glass reworked

Edited July 8, 2025Jul 8 by MPL

I'll be honest after that launch I'm slightly surprised the company has survived long enough to put out a patch.

27 minutes ago, Matchstick said:

I'll be honest after that launch I'm slightly surprised the company has survived long enough to put out a patch.

They’ve been pushing updates, active almost everyday in discord, looking at hiring externally for sounds and have expanded their beta team.

They definitely had a rocky launch but the seem pretty committed to seeing it through.

I got this bird on a $5 monthly subscription when released. There were some issues with the initial release that postponed the use of the plane. I tried to fly it once since this fixed their server issues, but since their latest patch, haven't tried it yet because the subscription expired. Being that 2020 is basically an afterthought for me since the release of 2024, I'm not going to renew my subscription until a 2024 edition is released. It's basically a waste of money for me to continually invest in something that I won't use. When they release a 2024 version maybe I'll take another look at their offerings.

https://css.aero/post/news120725