When you click on “Apply Load” it seems the new weight is affecting the aircraft (you see the plane moving) but information is not reflected in the in sim EFB mass and balance screen.
Same here. As far as I can tell, the ZFW is being transferred correctly on my system. The problem is that the fuel level is not being transferred. I read the data from Little Navmap
Problem still present on 1.6.23 for all Airbus family.
Apparently, when you first use the aircraft’s EFB to enter passengers, cargo, and fuel, it works correctly, and you can see that the FOB (on ECAM) is the same as the one entered in the EFB. But when/if you open the Asobo EFB, the values ​​are overwritten, and the aircraft’s EFB no longer works (to change fuel).
Thanks for reporting this issue. I’ve been made aware that this has already been bug-logged internally, and should be resolved in an upcoming beta build.
Just to add, I know it’s logged already, but I believe it is also bugging out and randomly deletes some fuel. I had 50700 lbs loaded (through the Sim Tablet) and it was all fine until I returned to my a few hours later and it showed 7700 lbs remaining, with only 29200 total lbs burned. This is with the A321Neo LR
@Chewwy94 sorry to bother you, but I found a couple of issues/bugs in the A330. Would you be so kind as to confirm if the Dev team has already logged them? If not, I’ll report each one separately.
Pressing the button to switch from BARO/STD in the standby instrument does nothing.
In the IniBuilds EFB, “Payload” tab; importing the number of passengers, cargo, and fuel from Simbrief causes it to replace the sliders to only one Payload slider (and you can’t change it back).
In the IniBuilds EFB, after manually selecting the number of passengers, cargo, and fuel, and then pressing the “apply load” button, the countdown timer starts.
If you switch tabs and return to “Payload” tab, the fuel level resets to aprox. 50t.
