The behaviour raised previously in this thread was MSFS 2024 specific and related to some specific WASM initialisation logic that isn't required in MSFS 2020 (that logic was also fixed in the v0.1.4 update, which added native MSFS 2024 support). It's tricky to diagnose behaviours such as the one you are describing without knowing more information about the aircraft's state and the steps taken leading up to that behaviour occurring. What I would recommend is firstly double-checking that the aircraft is set up correctly with the appropriate electrical power for that stage of flight (there is a tutorial flight from page 206 of the RJ Professional Operation Manual that should walk through the process of configuring the aircraft for flight: https://downloads.justflight.com/products/JFF003765/RJ_Professional_MSFS_Operations_Manual_MSFS2024.pdf). If the A/T behaviour persists when following the steps in the tutorial flight, could I kindly ask you to raise a ticket with Just Flight Support at the following link: https://www.justflight.com/support In the ticket, if you could include steps for how our support team can reproduce that behaviour, and ideally screenshots/videos showing the behaviour, then our support team will be in the best position to be able to offer assistance. Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for reporting this. We've logged this on our internal bugs tracker for our development team to investigate further. Mark - Just Flight

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A lot of aircraft are simply not working in SU4 beta at the moment - I've seen development work and testing explicitly having to stay on SU3.

I’m glad you’re enjoying the feature! It was a lot of work to implement in Starship, and I do enjoy the results a lot myself. I have very much considered adding this to all my other aircraft, but it was no easy task for Starship. It’s “on my radar”, haha!

Thanks, I’ll fix that. I have seen a more amusing typo in one of my manuals before release, but it was not fit for casual publication

I like that idea, simple, yet elegant and effective

We have the following FAQ, which explains the arrival traffic logic, as well as why the Traffic Control Centre doesn't provide options for editing the arrival schedules: https://support.justflight.com/en/support/solutions/articles/17000147441-arrival-traffic-explained Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

We're sorry to hear this. That's definitely not what we want to hear. Do you have a ticket number so we can investigate this further, please? Mark - Just Flight

I believe it should be possible to dispatch a flight without linking the flight to SimBrief. When you dispatch a flight in the Fly the Line app, if you select an aircraft profile and then press the "Go To Aircraft" button, it should allow you to proceed with the dispatch. Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

Yes I should have replied earlier sorry when I discovered this. It is indeed an SU4 beta issue and affecting a whole raft of other products as well. No doubt will be resolved in due course.

I have 2020 steam version, where i can find update download?

thanks for the suggestion. unfortunately, no mouse click work. Usually, the mouse cursor change but now there is no change while moving the mouse to potential hotspots.

So i did some more testing, and spark plug fouling is there. I left the engine on idle with full rich mixture for ~20 minutes at airport with elevation 3000ft and that's when the spark plugs fouling came up. Seems a bit too long but i am not a pilot. They also get can be cleared pretty fast, running on 2000rpm with lean mixture for around 20 seconds does the job.

@ProfCrash Unfortunatly, but it was mentioned many times before the release of MSFS ‘24. Honestly I’m a bit surprised to not finding any documentation on the feature either.

Is there the potential to give the users the ability to customise avionics outside of the simulator by choosing just one for that aircraft, just like the possibility to create a turbocharged, non-tip tanks entry by copying a folder and modifying a textual parameter?

Thanks @Black-Square for correct this issue in last update !

The manual tells you how to do it, but clicking the headset jack on the pilot side, however, after explaining how to do it in the manual, and what to expect, there's a small note at the bottom that says it doesn't work lol.