Are we ever going to get paint kits for this trio?

Thanks for your attention, sir. I'll wait patiently because, despite that problem the plane is amazing. Cheers

There's a couple of things here, I think: They've got the distance in metres correct but mixed up between the RJ85 and the RJ100 ... RJ85 should be 1380m and the RJ100 should be 1509m The conversion from feet to metres is wrong: 1509m is actually 4950ft (not 6725ft)! Cheers!

@toby23 It's a great plane! I don't fly it enough because I have a slight preference for the more manual 146.

@Black-Square Thanks

Thanks for response

@adomeitus +1. Same here. Noticed it twice so far. Taking it out of beta made the annunciator go out again.

@Derek could you please assist me sir, and remove the broken link image in my post above? I tried to edit it but I passed the time window for that. I placed the updated image on the permalink of the AVNX website itself. That way users don't end up at broken links or media. Appreciate your help. Pete

Hi Mark, curious when this next update will arrive for the RJ? Would love to see the external textures updated, textures aligned correctly and walkaround mode implemented. Appreciate that is a lot of work, would happily pay for an upgrade like this.

@maquinn78 said in Newb - Aircraft won't start: I am a totally idiot when it comes to this stuff. But I also just want to fly. I did one successful flight, then I started a second from the airport I was already at, engine died mid flight. I restarted the flight, turned off all failures because I don't want that. Can't get the engine to start. I just want to fly. I don't care about realism of gas and a turbo prop and all that right now. I just want to fly the $40 plane I bought. Please help, I know I'm a dumb newbie. Look, I get your eagerness to fly, but all BlackSquare aircraft are professional-grade. They're complex. It would be good of you to read some of the manuals. They're very instructive and will definitely help you get to grips with the basics of the systems. It might seem a bit intimidating for those without much experience (which seems to be your case) but with a little dedication, it all works out. Good luck!