@Mark D'oh. I was trying to click the UNS FMS and GNS 430 checkboxes and completely missed there being a 3rd, separate checkbox above. That worked. Thanks!

missed that, thanks for the hint

It's currently only available on PC for FS2020. It's been updated to 2024 but that will take some time to filter through to MP.

That's great, I'll create shortcuts on my desktop. Thanks

I took 3 days to read the manual. And, sitting in the cockpit, I told the Beech rep. "I'm taking her out! Close the doors!" And took the plunge. The avionics are way too complex if you think you can read up into proficiency. I filed Beechcraft Airport to North Eleuthera, Bahamas. Almost maximum range. And off I went on her delivery flight to TNCC. Whilst airborne, I had almost 5 hours to put theory to practice. And, OMG. This soothes my OCD so well. Let alone my nostalgia for 90's aviation. This aircraft @Black-Square is one of the VERY few aircraft that puts a smile on my face every time I am in it. I kid you not, this aircraft has me waking up too early. A HUGE thank you for keeping this legacy alive.

Hello, this also happen to me partially, I own both the Dukes and the Starship and in neither of both fuel and payload (pax included) and radio frequencies are saved for me, the Hobbs does save the engine hours. Unfortunatly I've tried unistalling planes and sim and even formated the PC but sadly none of this fixed the issue. It would be amazing to have the state saving working completly as this are my favourite airplanes and the only ones I fly in the sim (congrats Nick for the amazing work!)

You are fully right! Imported via/into MSFS2024 from simbrief (tool). No need to apologize, maybe, for the time being you could, whenever the aircraft is loaded just flush the route that MSFS is injecting. And, at a later point in time we are all happy to welcome the approach with the floppy with the simplified route we discussed in another thread .. )

figured it out, engine needed repaired

Thanks - great help. - Already removed GNS. Assume it using DME arc triangularity now. - But fun to see how Omega works

And here not limited to the AP (though I suppose the root cause is the same)

I'm glad it was a quick win. If only they were all that easy! Thank you!

There is an oil cooler, you can see it on the engine page on the tablet. It's the lower exhaust pipe on the engine IIRC, and there's a NACA duct that feeds it somewhere on the cowling.

Seeing as they feature new interior, exterior, and sounds, I doubt they would need any base planes, as I don't think there is anything left that they use from them. Also 2024 planes are generally more locked down, so not sure if the old method of upgrades is viable anymore. Though fx Horizon get around it, where you can use their 787-9 in FS2024 but only if you disable the native 2024 787 and instead enable the 2020 787 (but that also means you fx don't get the improved 2024 model with cabin).

We would kindly ask you to raise a ticket with Just Flight support, and one of our support team will be in the best position to assist with troubleshooting this: https://www.justflight.com/support Mark - Just Flight

Yes, the MSFS traffic settings aren't ideal in MSFS 2024, as they seem to have gone down the approach of having fewer, more generic settings that affect multiple things, rather than having many, more focused settings that control specific things. Feedback on this has been passed onto Asobo/Microsoft by various developers and users, so hopefully, it's something that will see an improvement in a future Sim Update. For the time being, if you'd like to use the FS Traffic models for multiplayer model matching, I would recommend disabling the FS Traffic module in the Traffic Control Centre, and then re-enabling the default MSFS 2024 live traffic. That will then allow you to see FS Traffic models used for model matching with the default MSFS traffic system, whilst also still seeing multiplayer traffic. Mark - Just Flight

@dental1 Thanks for the message and good to meet you at the show. Thanks for your custom too. So, have to confess that we have decided to move the release date back by a couple of weeks. Now looking at w/c 21st July. The software is all but there but we want some extra time to work on marketing and exposure prior to the release. I'm sorry if this isn't what you wanted to hear but rest assured it does make sense to delay for just a little longer. Thanks for your patience.

You can still contact our support to help you. The details on how to do this appear here on this page: https://www.justflight.com/support

@MatzeH84 Here: https://alanmfernandess.github.io/f28/

Last time this came up, I was unsure of how the CDU interpreted frequency entries, but I now have the answer. It will be adjusted for the next update. All frequencies entered will be assumed to carry a decimal place, so 3675 will be interpreted as 367.5, and 15050 will be required to enter 1505.0.

It probably has been answered elsewhere, but I am always happy to say that I am also developing for MSFS 2020 for the time being! The performance of my aircraft has always been very important to me, because there is nothing worse than getting an aircraft you love, only to have it ruined by low frame rates. Since MSFS 2024 is so demanding on a system, I think it's important to still support MSFS 2020. Glad to hear you're looking forward to it!