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In my case, I discovered that my FSX.cfg file had Autotrim=True under the REALISM section. I'm not sure how that became enabled, but once I changed it to False, all was well.

Wow, that's a bit harsh. I love my PMDG NGX and 777 just as much as anyone here, but there are other developers producing some beautifully textured aircraft. I'd second Tony's endorsement of IXEG's 737, and for P3D, I think the FSL A320 and the Majestic Dash 8 Q400 are equal to any PMDG plane in appearance....but I'm biased in the case of one of those.

Rob, I was stumped by this, but I've stumbled onto something that works for me: make sure That X-Plane is in windowed mode and that the X-Plane window is maximized. If it's not, I experience just what you are. Hope this helps.

I updated my Steam version of X-Plane 10 this morning and ran it. The version shows as 10.50 and the Steam build number shows (in the Steam overlay) as 1305124

That's the latest - 10.50

Thanks very much...perfect timing for this recent convert.

vgbaron is right - see here towards bottom of page: http://www.toposim.net/distrib/notams/

Nor is that necessary to enjoy this aircraft. I'm running FSX-SE on a mid-level machine (i5-2500K at 4.4, 980GTX) and am able to enjoy a smooth experience with autogen at sparse, scenery complexity at mid-point, and light settings for commercial AI. This is with ORBX Global and Vector, AS16/ASCA, and payware airports. I found Matt Davies' settings video for this aircraft quite useful but dialed back some of his recommended settings.

I've found this downloadable (for a price) reference quite useful as I've learned the A320: http://www.utem.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=18

Yes, you'll still get the MCDU (FMS) and LCD display pop-ups.

Thanks, Jose...good news.

I forced myself to fly left-handed during beta-testing the FSL A320 using a Thrustmaster T16000M...tough at first, but the plane is so easy to hand-fly, I've grown accustomed to it!

yes

Gabriel is right...the aircraft will work in either windowed or full screen mode. I use both - windowed as I'm setting up a flight employing multiple apps (like vPilot) and then full screen inflight. The developers recommendation stems from experiences with FSX, as Gabriel suggests.

Not sure what this means but I've never experienced this in almost 2 years of testing. Perhaps the user's settings need adjustment. In my experience, autobraking and manual braking work as expected.