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Your not using your computer's wifi to airlink with the headset are you, as it is possible to do but isn't how its intended to work. The computer must be plugged into the router via ethernet, and then the router is what airlink's to the headset. Sorry if I'm stating the obvious I just mention it as I remember I tried it the wrong way once and airlink worked pretty well - but not with anything demanding like games and especially not MSFS.

I tried using MSFS w/ Airlink'd Quest 2 with SU6 the same way I had been doing it with SU5, and it lagged so badly it became unflyable. What I did to make it flyable was to turn off the rolling cache in the Data area of General Options. Worked so well I was able to turn up some the graphics settings, but I don't know if it's going to be a problem with downloading the data enroute etc yet as a result of not having a cache.

I've got a Quest 2 and am loving it with a 3080 laptop! Not sure about 5g router sitting next to me beaming the airlink to my head.. but it works and its nice to be able to move and look around. This new iteration of MSFS is da bombardier! Though if I turn the quality settings up it tends to struggle around big cities. I just gotta remember with VR to stay on the sweet spot in the lens, and move my head around to gaze rather than move my eyes around like done with a monitor. I find myself using the mouse focus or just leaning in a lot to read the instrumentation. Good neck muscle workout ✈️