The /FUEL value on the PERF INIT page, I don't believe, has ever been alterable in the RJ Professional, as it automatically synchronises with the aircraft's current fuel quantity. However, fuel values can be entered into the PLAN field. Mark - Just Flight

As you correctly said, the Documentation folder was removed from the RJ package with the latest build to comply with the MSFS 2024 SDK, and that includes the tutorial flight file. The purpose of the tutorial flight file was just to select the same aircraft, airport, gate, etc that is used in the tutorial flight, which can also be done by selecting the gate manually in the main menu. For the RJ tutorial flight, you'll want to choose the following in the main menu: Aircraft: RJ100 Livery: Swiss 'Zurich Shopping Paradise Livery' Departure Airport: Zurich (LSZH) Gate: H85 Time: 1000L (0800UTC) Weather: Clear Skies We'll make a note to clarify that in the manual with the next update. Apologies for the confusion. Mark - Just Flight

Typically, behaviour such as this will be related to a control assignment conflict. An easy way to confirm if this is the case is to unplug all your external hardware (Joystick, Throttle Quadrant, etc.) and then take off using only the mouse and keyboard. If the landing gear/hydraulic issue no longer exists with just the keyboard and mouse plugged in, then it is likely a control conflict with your other hardware. If this behaviour persists, could I kindly ask you to raise a ticket with Just Flight Support via the following link and one of our support team will be able to assist with further troubleshooting: https://www.justflight.com/support Mark - Just Flight

@Aaron-Anderson I wanted to tell you that I have struggled to touch down smoothly with this thing since release, but I followed your technique and focused on rounding it out and flying it on and I had the smoothest touchdown I have ever had in the Starship in MSFS 2024. So smooth I wouldn't have known it was on without the sound of the tires. @Black-Square and your tip about not holding off the nose told me I should fly that on too, and I managed to both remember and execute despite my giant idiotic grin after the mains. Left the greasiest streak I've ever put to pavement in real life or in the simulator, fantastic advice!

Unfortunately, double sided dynamic signs are not possible in MSFS, so I've had to do the best with what is possible within the simulator. I have tailored my new sign models to minimize thickness and any z-fighting when compared to the default models, however.

The TTN section was updated in the latest version of the manual. Could you kindly double-check that you've downloaded the latest version from here: https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000142841-rj-professional-msfs-manuals [image: ef406bf8-ee90-4492-b648-938c2aa89f05.png] Mark - Just Flight

For those just dipping their toes into the AAO route, I'll offer my (still novice) experience. The program has some quirks that I encounter from time to time, but overall I love it and I use it for all of my planes. The "Scripts->Watch Simulator Events" can be a great help, depending on the plane. Also, MSFS dev mode toolbar "Tools->Behaviors" is indispensable when it comes to investigating what's happening when you press a button or move an axis. I started using AAO because in both MSFS 2020 and 2024 I have completely lost my controller profiles several times (once was my own fault, I did a cloud reset and didn't investigate how to save the profiles first). This was extremely frustrating for me, especially with 2024's very laggy controllers menu pre-SU3. AAO has overall been a godsend. Since getting most of the basics, the only thing that's been challenging enough for me to give up on is camera controls. Just didn't have the gumption for it, so they're all still bound in the sim. Edit: Also, thanks @HadronFlux for the video, I'll definitely be watching it to see what tips & tricks I can pick up.

Upvoting this as a feature enhancement!

Thanks for reporting this. It looks like the INCREMENT SPOILERS / DECREMENT SPOILERS control assignments are not supported in the RJ. Therefore, I've logged this on our internal bug tracker as something to look at implementing for a future update. Mark - Just Flight

All of our MSFS 2020 products are receiving free-of-charge updates to MSFS 2024 native standards. The updates are available to all customers regardless of the store where the product was purchased; however, in order to receive the free updates, you must download the MSFS 2024 native version from the same store you purchased the MSFS 2020 version from. For example, if you purchased the Hawk T1/A Advanced Trainer from us at JustFlight.com, the free MSFS 2024 native update will be available to download from Your Account. Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

I've added that to the list for the next update. Thank you.

i believe some Aircraft Options, such as the Reflections and altimeter settings, are saved between flights. However, other options such as chocks, doors and windows are not saved. I'll raise this feedback on our internal bugs/feature request tracker for the development team to consider expanding the logic of in a future update. Mark - Just Flight

That's not something I have seen reported before, so hopefully, it was just an anomaly! If it does happen again, could I kindly ask you to generate a Support Package within the Fly the Line app (instructions here) and then create a ticket with Just Flight Support via the following link with that attached: https://www.justflight.com/support Our support team will then be able to pass the logs onto the development team for further investigation. Mark - Just Flight

This isn't something I have personally seen on my flight using the software. I have mostly been using airlines though, so I couldn't say if I've seen this logic with smaller GA types. In order for us to get some more information on this, could I kindly ask you to generate a Support Package within the Fly the Line app (instructions here) and then create a ticket with Just Flight Support via the following link with that attached: https://www.justflight.com/support Our support team will then be able to pass the logs onto the development team for further investigation. Mark - Just Flight

With regard to the settings which were added/expanded with SU3, they should follow the same basic philosophy we have recommended previously. Essentially, the fewer other objects the simulator is generating, the more I don't believe there is anything mandatory that we would recommend setting with the new SU3 options, and the settings can largely be set per each user's personal preferences. However, we do recommend that the "Parked Aircraft Quantity" is set to OFF, as that will prevent any MSFS default Ai aircraft from generating at gates and taking parking spaces away from FS Traffic aircraft. I have attached a screenshot of how I have those new settings set on my PC for reference: [image: 74004c71-d99c-4d3c-971c-0d141fc24ec0.png] Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

Yes. I use this airport in 2024 (haven’t used 2020 since 2024 was released).

Your best bet would be to contacts Just Flight support. They should be able to help with this kind of thing. https://community.justflight.com/topic/2/product-support

This happens so much with so many different things (not just imported BSQ aircraft for what it's worth) in 2024 I just leave collision off. The common denominator for me was "various 3rd party scenery": in my case most often it would happen turning off of runway 35 at twy A at Tacoma Narrows (TIW). I have the Orbx scenery for it and there is just some seam or misalignment in various parts of the field that cause this, whatever it is is invisible to me. I've also seen it at Anacortes taking off south, multiple planes, same thing: you crashed! I also have a 3rd party scenery there, too. I thought I was doing something wrong til I disabled collision and magically everything is fine. No random bumps in the physics, just smooth sailing. If I had to guess, that may be your issue: if you haven't, try another field with just the basic 2024 scenery and maybe as flat a runway as you can find. Failing that, disable collision, though I can understand not wanting to.

Thanks for the feedback Rolo. I'm currently looking in to Fly the Line giving you complete freedom with regards to date and time. Touchdown zone was always there to help you focus on not just greasing it but making sure you hit the touchdown zone and get a decent sink rate. This can be challenging but there's meant to be a challenge element to it. I get your point about all the dependencies. It's a fine line between realism, challenge and fun. This can be quite hard to balance. Maybe as we go forwards there will be ways to to adjust this to suit each user.

Had to do a big of digging, but here should be a mostly complete list of the triggers needed for each stage: https://community.justflight.com/post/15635