@Phiil8715

OK - in which case you won't have a Just Trains account. We can't provide support in the forum but if you go here: https://www.justtrains.net/support there are details of how to contact Just Trains if you have bought from somewhere other than their website.

@Paul-Cairns thank you!

Excellent. Glad it's working. Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you!

@Mark Ah, ok. No problem. Thanks!

I resolved this by myself at this time, I reverted to search my entire C: Drive for the aircraft folder, threw that into my FS2024 Community folder manually, there we have it, fully flyable from this point. :D!

@sg_aviation
OK, so this indicator uses a change in the white arc to indicate Vs since there is no green arc like on many airspeed gauges where the end of the green arc is Vs.
Thanks,
Al

Just following up on this - I tried changing the livery / variant on subsequent flight instantiations, but still ran into the engine start issue consistently. The behavior seems dependent on selecting a variant I have not invoked previously (since reinstallation of the aircraft in MSFS 2024) - if I select a variant for the first time, I can start the engines with no issues. Any subsequent instantiation of that variant will not allow an engine start.

I also tried clearing the WASM folder contents in the appdata for MSFS 2024, with the exception of the work folder, which I believe contains the license data for the RJ. This did not seem to resolve the engine start issue.

This definitely seems like a MSFS 2024 issue, as there is other odd behavior that seems dependent on whether or not an aircraft variant has been loaded for the first time (ex - avatar not being correctly spawned outside the aircraft when a flight is started on subsequent aircraft instantiations). I am currently using the SU1 beta that is currently available, but unfortunately still seeing the engine start issue. I will wait for SU2 to test again to see if the issue gets resolved. This is unfortunate, as the RJ is a brilliant plane to fly when I can start the engines :(

Out of curiosity, is there any plan to rework the RJ aircraft for MSFS 2024 to use B events as opposed to LVARs as used currently in the 2020 version? I have been flying the Inibuilds A300 specifically coded for MSFS 2024 (with full B event implementation) and have had virtually no issues with that. From the standpoint of someone configuring aircraft control mappings via tools like Spad.Next, B events are so much easier to work with.

I will try that. Makes sense. I know in some A/C that if you use VSpeed to descend it will make a smoking hole in the ground.

Thank you for acknowledging my post. I hope my explanation above helps in some way...

That makes sense, thank you @Mark

It's the horizontal rocker switches on the yokes.

FSX is quite an old game so not likely to be anything much in the forums about DLC for it. Your best bet would probably to try Just Flight Support:

https://community.justflight.com/topic/2/product-support

This is something we have logged on our internal feature request tracker as something to investigate in the future, however, it's not something we are currently working on.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. The IRS sub-section of the FMS is not simulated in the RJ Professional, so we will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect this.

The current 'time to NAV' (TTN) can be viewed in the simulator by hovering over the IRS alignment knobs with tooltips enabled.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. You are correct that the navdata does not include gates so the FMS will not generate coordinates in that field. We will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect the FMS's behaviour in the simulator more closely.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. The compact PFD is not simulated in the RJ Professional, so we will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect this.

Mark - Just Flight

If you let Just Trains support know about these issues they can look into them for you. There is a support link on the website www.justtrains.net

https://www.justtrains.net/support

We don't have a release date that we're able to share at the moment, but we'll be keeping everyone up to date on how the product progresses on the in-development page: https://www.justflight.com/in-development/fly-the-line-short-haul-edition

Mark - Just Flight