[image: 51191879mh.png] Partial solar eclipse over the Alsace on my way to Colmar.

@SadBucket said in Question about when to contact ATC for clearance if avionics are turned on after engine start in the Bonanza: Didn't realize you needed clearance to start a small piston in EU, sounds absurd to me with the amount of training flights starting simultaneously at my home airport. You usually don't, AFAIK. At least in Germany, even at bigger airports, you usually just fire it up. If you have a ground crew, a marshaller etc., that's something you'd have to coordinate with them, not with ATC. At smaller, uncontrolled airfields, it's generally your responsibility to have a clear prop area (we don't yell out the window, though )

@hangar_101 Okay, that's what I expected. I had already found what was causing the brief momentary activation and fixed it for the next update.

@Black-Square is the update coming soon?

@MiRexer The Duke does not have a KAS 297B, which could explain your difficulties

If Working Title puts the Aspen avionics natively into MSFS, that might be an option too. I thought I saw that somewhere as being on their to-do list but I could have been dreaming. It would be inserted into the panel much like the 430/530 units are now...those are Working Title's 430/530's.

@TheDudeAbides I believe that the MSFS native autopilot must have some control of the vertical axis whenever it's activated. In this case, it would be pitch hold. However, you should absolutely not have the autopilot activated in any capacity during takeoff or landing.

+another 1

This would be really neat to implement!

That sounds like the Flight Control Lock may be engaged. On the aft side of the pedestal, raise the Flight Control Lock lever to unlock the flight controls and throttles. Hope that helps. Mark - Just Flight

Thank you for the feedback. I have passed this on to our IT team for their consideration. Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for the feedback. We don't have any plans at present to retrofit CPDLC equipment in the near future, but we have logged this on our internal feature request for consideration ahead of future updates. Mark - Just Flight

Our 146 Professional, RJ Professional and F28 Professional all feature fully simulated cabins on PC and Xbox (and will be available upon the release of each product on PS5). The main difference in the cabins between the PC and Xbox versions of our products is that the cabins are disabled by default on the Xbox versions. The cabin can be enabled in each product by ticking the INTERIOR CABIN option on the EFB Configuration Menu. Regarding the F70 & F100 Professional, we do intend to include the same fully simulated cabin in the PC and Xbox versions, but that will largely depend on the results of our performance testing on the Xbox Series S. Mark - Just Flight

@Derek It's not a technical support question though

I would love to see more cargo aircraft soon!