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I am looking forward to this as I often struggle in deciding where to fly to in FS24 on any given day.

I remember a similar program back in the days of FSX, or perhaps earlier, that JF released.

This may be an off the wall suggestion but I work for BA and they have a whole heap of facilities from their huge Waterside HQ with its own theatre to their various engineering hangars and training centres. I suspect the engineering hangars might be difficult due to the fact they are airside at Heathrow and in a secure area though (and of course they are often in use for fixing aircraft).

However it might be worth talking to them, as a company they tend to be quite community minded and they certainly have a lot of interesting spaces that could be used. Also as this isn't really core business for them they might be a more economic option - after all it's not how they earn their corn. Hosting a bunch of aviation enthusiasts would be good PR.

I will need to try to figure out who to approach internally as it's a huge organisation and I'm not sure whose remit it falls under. If Justflight want to take this forward then just message and let me know.

Birdseed007

Jack, you need to contact our support team who will then be able to assist you.

Support page is here: https://www.justflight.com/support

Awesome. Thanks for your reply.

I have the same issue but this did not fix it. I removed FS Realistic, de-installed the Tomahawk, re-installed the Tomahawk, and still not right rudder. Any more ideas?

Thanks Mark.

The 'Gauge Refresh Rate' option allows you to control the refresh rate of some of the displays in the cockpit. It performs a similar task to the "Gauge Refresh Rate" option in MSFS Options > Graphics Options.

A lower gauge refresh rate will make digital gauges appear more 'choppy', but may increase FPS.

Our RJ Professional EFB manual also provides a description of each of the EFB's functions: https://downloads.justflight.com/products/JFF003765/RJ_Professional_MSFS_EFB_Manual.pdf

Mark - Just Flight

Thank you for the kind words! I will make sure to share these with the rest of the team.

Mark - Just Flight

@Mark ok awesome, thank you

I typically initiate the flight plan in SimBrief, then generate it and push the open in navigraph button, but thats for airline flights, so the routing is just whatever the sim rief plans which usually rather direct, so it may not be what your looking for if your trying to plan more creative scenic routes.

@slope Make sure you're engaging the Auto Throttle (A/T) correctly. The speed should be set and armed using the specific speed hold button. If the speed setting reduces your engines to idle and causes a stall, double-check the target speed setting and make sure it's appropriate for your flight phase (like above stall speed).