If this behaviour persists, we would recommend opening a ticket with Just Flight Support via the following link, and one of our support team will be best suited to assist with troubleshooting: https://www.justflight.com/support Mark - Just Flight

FS Traffic uses IATA aircraft type designators. A list of those can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_aircraft_type_designators Mark - Just Flight

But also, in case you didn't see it, there's another thread further down about this issue. Might be a related cause, or might not. https://community.justflight.com/topic/9140/king-air-have-grey-displays-in-2024

Perfect!! That worked

I love the cockpit lighting, it's excellent.

Are you starting from the full rich position on the mixture before you start the procedure on the edm? If you've pre leaned before you start the lean procedure on the EDM you won't ever see the cylinder temps.

FLC always commands nose to level first, before raising it to capture the selected IAS. This is a bug that's been there since v1.0

@GJDober That's similar to autopilot behavior I see in a lot of default (and I'm pretty sure independently developed, too) GA planes -- when I use my yoke button, which I believe in most cases is bound to Autopilot Off, I have to press the button a second time in order to be able to reengage the autopilot. It makes me wonder if this is a sim bug. I don't recall experiencing it in the RJ, but I also haven't flown it since the 146 update released. Edited to Add: I should have mentioned, the GA planes I've seen this in all use that same common autopilot (or a very similar one) that ships with most of the sim default/included GA planes.

Will 690B include the option for 5-blade MT props?

No problem. Thank you anyway!

Another small detail regarding the wing is that there seems to be an area to step on on top of the wing next to the cockpit door, but I'm not seeing this in the sim. Maybe it's different depending on if the cockpit door is installed in the real world?

Any update on this? I just landed during a heavy rain and could barely see anything on the ground. [image: 68536526-eda8-4739-8843-6908e06f190e.png]