Comments, Feedback & Suggestions

Thank you for the feedback. We have logged this on our internal bugs/feature request tracker to investigate for a future update.

Mark - Just Flight

With regards to the EFB 'home' button issue on Xbox, please see our post here: https://community.justflight.com/post/27883

With regards to the nose wheel steering issue on Xbox, please see our post here for a temporary workaround: https://community.justflight.com/post/27881

With regards to the doors, we aren't aware of an issue with the doors in the latest version of the 146 on Xbox. Note, that the AIRSTAIRS do require yellow system hydraulic pressure to retract and the FWD PAX door cannot be closed unless the airstairs are retracted. The MAIN CARGO door requires yellow system hydraulic pressure to open/close. The yellow hydraulic system can be pressurised when on the ground by switching on the AC Pump on the overhead panel.

With regards to the weather radar being disabled on Xbox this is intentional, please see our post here: https://community.justflight.com/post/27806

The 'Modern' FMS option being blank is a known issue with v0.2.0 build on Xbox and should be fixed in the next update which has already been uploaded to the Marketplace. The release timeframe is in the hands of the marketplace team, but we hope the release should be this Thursday during the next marketplace update. In the mean time, the 'Classic' FMS option remains available via the EFB.

Mark - Just Flight

Wrong group...lol. You can turn them on in the EFB settings.

Thankyou!! If you are a bit unsure of what I mean I mean that the animation of the engine fans start and engine fans spinning could be a little more "realistic'', like the Fenix A320.

Cheers guys!!

@Rich It's not too hard to find sets of Jepp charts from bygone years on eBay and there are archives online where you can find old charts, but usually a bit older. You'd have to do legwork converting that to digital information you could use in sim, of course, but the data are out there.

Additionally, a freeware package circa 1958 was recently released on flightsim.to that accomplishes this same goal. It's too early to be super relevant to JFs current product lineup -- you really would want something from the 80s I think -- but it shows that it can be done. https://flightsim.to/file/71888/golden-age-of-air-travel-u-s-navaids-as-of-1958

They've used some archived sectionals, etc. from the Library of Congress.

Some examples of what you can find on eBay:

Obviously you're not going to get a 100% complete set of procedures for the US or elsewhere piecing things together from eBay listings like these, but occasionally you do see more complete sets of charts come up for sale on eBay.

I would be surprised if Jeppesen doesn't have an archive of some kind?

How can it do that?

I’m into historical regional aircraft and I will tell you Air Wisconsin flew these in the US

@celti There are lots of aircraft we would like to develop and we'd be lying if we said we had never considered any of the aircraft you have listed. The difficulty we always face from a commercial perspective is, how popular are these aircraft types are outside of their country of manufacture? For instance, how many people outside of France have ever seen a Mercure in person, or even have ever heard of one? If people aren't aware of the real aircraft's existence, it's not likely to be as successful commercially as a more well-known type.

Never say never on any of these though, we are always in the market for niche, quirky airliners ;)

Mark - Just Flight

@derek Well thanks anyway. I did a reboot. And If you get the right speed for other site but not from one site, well who knows! I tried some download file on the internet to test download speed and no issue. So not really a big problem as I don't have to fly these plane now anyway! I have plenty to use. I just wanted to let you know this issue.
Have a great day!!