GSX has no control over AI traffic, not even default ground vehicles, which looks like GSX (because their visual models has been replaced by GSX), but they are still controlled by the sim.
The only vehicles GSX controls are the ones you see after you start a GSX service, which either replace the default ones parked, or come from somewhere else (catering, deicing, water, etc.)
Thatâs a completely different issue then: the menu is not âstuckâ, itâs just GSX thinks you are outside the parking spot.
This can happen with a large airplane that, the way itâs parked, its center of mass is farther away from the parking center than the GSX parking threshold for that spot, which by default is 25m but can be adjusted.
Thatâs what controls the menu you see, so if the airplane is outside that threshold, you will see the âSelect Positionâ menu, which is the menu you see when the airplane is detected to be âoutsideâ a parking spot.
I know this is picky but once deboarding of passengers is complete, GSX asks you if youâd like to deboard crew. You see the attendants, pilot and copilot walking out the ramp but you are still there in the cockpit with your copilot sitting next to you. Any way you can remove the copilot and have us stand up and walk out?
I would not be so sure about this. From couatl64_boot.log
06/12/2025 18:08:13: Couatl64_boot Log started
06/12/2025 18:08:13: Working folder set to G:\Addon Manager\couatl64 according to FSDT registry root key
06/12/2025 18:08:13: Thread "couatl64_MSFS2024.exe" added to monitoring
06/12/2025 18:08:13: Starting couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:08:14: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 8956
06/12/2025 18:08:14: Connected to Couatl64 shared memory
06/12/2025 18:49:15: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:49:15: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:49:15: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:49:15: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 38348
06/12/2025 18:49:15: Will monitor focus for 60000ms after restart
06/12/2025 18:50:15: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:50:15: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:50:15: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:50:15: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 10940
06/12/2025 18:50:15: Will monitor focus for 60000ms after restart
06/12/2025 18:50:15: Grace period ending - performing final focus check
06/12/2025 18:50:15: MSFS already has focus at end of grace period
06/12/2025 18:51:15: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:51:15: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:51:15: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:51:15: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 19208
06/12/2025 18:51:15: Grace period ending - performing final focus check
06/12/2025 18:51:15: MSFS already has focus at end of grace period
06/12/2025 18:52:15: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:52:15: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:52:15: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:52:15: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 33988
06/12/2025 18:53:16: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:53:16: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:53:16: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:53:16: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 37544
06/12/2025 18:54:16: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:54:16: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:54:16: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:54:16: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 40184
06/12/2025 18:55:16: No processes found for couatl64_MSFS2024.exe during update
06/12/2025 18:55:16: Process is null or has exited. Attempting to restart.
06/12/2025 18:55:16: RESTARTING couatl64_MSFS2024.exe
06/12/2025 18:55:16: Process Couatl64_MSFS2024 started successfully with ID 40716
Obviously after this GSX is no longer active and needs to be toggled on from the toolbar menu.
That the latest version doesnât crash as before is beyond any doubt, otherwise users wouldnât have noticed the problem of services at landing not being reset, which cannot possibly happen when it was auto-restarted.
In order to make it as stable as it is now, I had to fly completely back-to-back flights and PRAY it would crash, so I could catch the crash with a debugger, but in the extremely rare occasions it did (like one 1 in 10 flight), it crashed maybe once over a 2 hours flight, and it was always when receiving the Navdata.
Now it never crashes, ever.
In your log, it seems that it crashes every minute or so and that, not only is completely unheard of, but if it really happened normally, it would have been easier to replicate.
So, clearly, your reason must be something completely different, like having set some Compatibility mode when you shouldnât, run it as Admin when you shouldnât, or some real conflict with some other software we donât know of.
Of course, this is NO place for troubleshooting, but if you could contact support, something so easy to replicate (for you) should be easy to investigate, maybe checking all the software you run and proceed by exclusion.
Iâm not having crashes as such but I have had a couple of situations where GSX just wouldnât unload passengers after landing and apparently itâs because I landed too late. Iâm not sure I understand why that would stop GSX from continuing. Itâs a situation that occurs in real world aviation all the time. When starting up the Fenix aircraft, if I set up a time in Simbrief that is too far in the future to prevent landing too late, I get warnings that the loading wonât work properly if the takeoff time is outside of a half hour and wants me to change the time of departure. This is not real life piloting. We have lives that dictate timings and real life distractions that can pull us away from our screens and mess up this delicate balance of departure and landing times. Surely software can be made to work around that.
Let that be a lesson for you to keep things simple 
