james42

Most of the on-street parking in my area has been removed to make way for new cycle tracks. The blocks of flats I live next to have no access to any parking, so they all park on the pavement outside. Obviously, this does pose a hazard for those using it, but unfortunately, they don't really have a choice as there really isn't anywhere else for them to park. Parking around residential areas in the UK is often at a premium. I'm fortunate enough to have a rather large driveway with a large entrance and a dropped curb, which does often get used as a place for people to unload, drop off, and sometimes even as a makeshift bus stop. A few times recently, access to my driveway has been totally blocked. So the new law regarding parking on dropped curbs is something I welcome.

I'm getting the horrible fuzzy texture bug when tuning radios, changing the altimeter settings etc. All of my settings seem to have remained unchanged, so im guessing something changed with SU6.

Is there a pure freighter model or just the combi?

I did my first flight with it yesterday. Performance-wise, it wasn't too bad. Some frame drops while panning the camera around, but nothing too bad until after landing. I pulled off the runway, and then the sim became pretty much unusable. FPS down to around 10 from the 100+ I was getting in the air. Not sure what caused that. A couple more things I've noticed on my first flight. There's no moving airport map on the ND, and a few FMS functions don't seem to be simulated yet. Also, the default sim bindings for reverse thrust didn't work. But it definitely has a lot of potential. Looks great, and sounds great. There's also a free CPDLC and Datalink mod with all major ATC services supported available for free, which works great and integrates with the systems realistically.

I've done that myself. Also did the guided tour of the interior of the airport. Highly recommended.

There is. You can import your simbrief weights and fuel in the efb. You can also load your simbrief flightplan directly into the fms.

Looks like it's released. £28.98, not bad.

I must be. Although, that one was certainly a few years ago now. Been so many releases and previews recently, it's no wonder I'm confused!

I could've sworn in one of the early previews they showed a conventional cockpit with a GTN unit right in the centre. I don't mind the GNS unit. I'm familiar with it as FSS uses it in their 727. However, it looks like it may have a few extra features in the FA50.

Is there a conventional cockpit version available? I remember seeing it in the preview screenshots. I'd definitely prefer the steam gauge cockpit paired with the TDS GTN 750.

I'll be watching this one closely. Who remembers the old Project Tupolev 154M for FS9? So far ahead of its time, and my vote for the best freeware aircraft of all time. Hopefully, FlightSim Studio can do this aircraft justice. Wonder if the old RSBN navigation system will be simulated?

Looks absolutely incredible. I flew with airBatlic to Latvia a couple of weeks ago on one of their A220s. I couldn't believe how comfortable the experience was. Huge windows, great leg room, and not to mention that awesome sound! Really looking forward to this one. Also, a great opportunity to learn a different set of avionics other than the Boeing and Airbus norms.

Looks awesome! WASM issues aside, iniBuilds have been releasing a lot of great aircraft in recent years. MSFS definitely wouldn't be the same without them, that's for sure.

Im interested in the FSS E-Jets. Where are they at right now? I know the early access release has pretty much been a disaster. But how are the systems, FMS, sounds etc? Im assuming at least some progress has been made towards making it a usable aircraft.

After SP1, the next thing on the agenda is the FS2024 native model along with the MAX-9. At this rate, we'll all be on FS2028 by the time that sees the light of day! 🤣