@disco79stu
I second this. To be honest, the software is great, and I believe it can be even better. However, the lack of real-world schedules is a big miss, as there’s an opportunity to combine both realism and career mode to take it to the next level. This a feature other similar software already offers for a lower price.
Additionally, there should be a way to apply for a job with another company instead of simply switching, perhaps with settings that let users choose between a more open or more realistic experience. Just my two cents.
We're sorry to hear that you've experienced 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
We would recommend contacting Just Flight Support for any support-related enquiries regarding FS Traffic: https://www.justflight.com/support
Our support team will be best suited to provide any required assistance and troubleshooting for product-related issues.
FS Traffic, like all other Just Flight MSFS products, is constantly supported, and product updates are provided throughout the entire lifespan of the product. The most recent FS Traffic update was last month, and the changelogs for all FS Traffic updates can be viewed here: https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000131322-fs-traffic-msfs-changelog
There are currently no cargo liveries or models included with FS Traffic. A cargo update/expansion is something we would like to develop; however, we first need to develop workarounds for several sim limitations in MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024 that currently prevent us from providing a realistic Ai cargo traffic experience in the sim.
Mark - Just Flight
From our side, the flaps and parking control assignments are completely independent of each other, so the only thing we can think of that could trigger them both would be a control assignment conflict within one of the controller profiles.
Mark - Just Flight
Could we 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 provide more information, as well as a screenshot and/or video, then our support team will be in the best position to assist with troubleshooting.
Mark - Just Flight
Although you can't do this in real life, I find that creating a flight plan with Simbrief will import the SID into the FMS as a series of waypoints, Vnav can then be used to put in the altitudes so you can see what they are meant to be at.
With STARs you have to put them in as waypoints in the FMS one by one and again can use VNav to put in the altitudes.
The AP won't automatically fly VNav but you can use them as guides to control your vertical profile.
What this means is I don't have to use the 430 and have disabled it, yet can still easily use the AP to fly SIDs and STARs.
@Marionettework
"Apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
Hi Stretch,
Great to hear your enjoying the RJ. When I came back to flight sim (MSFS2024) after 12 years away (using FSX), the Just Flight RJ was the first add on I bought
as so glad I did, such a great add-on. I'm looking forward to using the BAe 146 when released for MSFS2024.
Hopefully I haven't miss-understood, but it sounds as if you want to move your viewpoint/position from the flightdeck into the cabin.
If so you can use the Shift+W/S/A/D to 'walk' around (e.g. Shift+S will move you viewpoint back, Shift+A will move it left etc.)
You can rotate your viewpoint by moving your mouse while pressing the right click button and Shift+Q/E will increase/decrease your eye level.
Using these key combinations you can then 'walk' out of the flight deck and into the cabin , and interact with the items.
For the APU - I've tried in each of the states (selected in the EFB - cold and dark, ready for TO and Turnaround) and the APU is always in the STOP position for me. Is this how you see it?
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To start the APU I need to click the red guard/baulk switch (it moves to the right) and then I can click the switch to get the APU to the run position.
Never say never but not part of our plans at the moment. Mainly down to Thranda too who currently have more than enough on their plate but plans do change all the time so can't commit to a final answer either way currently. Thanks
At the moment, the F28 is MSFS 2024 compatible, which is built around an MSFS 2020 package that is made compatible with MSFS 2024. Therefore, it will still appear in the main menu with the MSFS 2020 style thumbnails and the "MSFS 2020" tag.
An MSFS 2024 native update is currently in development, though, and shouldn't be too far away.
The current status of all of our MSFS 2024 native updates can be found at the following link: https://www.justflight.com/articles/just-flight-addons-msfs-2024-compatibility-status
Mark - Just Flight
I have just checked this on my side, and fitting any of the chocks or tie downs (with the parking brake disengaged) prevents the aircraft from rolling.
I do recall in some instances that other mods/products that affect the ground friction within the simulator can prevent the chock/tie-down logic from working in some aircraft. So as a first step, I would recommend temporarily removing any other friction/ground handling mods/products to see if they could be causing a conflict.
Mark - Just Flight
The pilot weight can be adjusted on the "Weight and Balance" app of the EFB.
With the Weight and Balance app open, if you hover your mouse over one of the pilot positions and scroll your mouse wheel up/down, that should vary the pilot weight.
Hope that helps.
Mark - Just Flight
