If you are on Xbox like myself, you can sync the MFD to work with Navigraph in the aircraft. This is by far the best feature for me. You need a Navigraph subscription for this to work though obviously.
I’d like to know too. Sometimes feels like it might overshoot the runway lol.
this aircraft doesn’t really like third party scenarios, crashes everywhere, fly well where I didn’t install them, but I also notice low-flying stuttering in complex areas
we hope for some hot fix as long as it is not partly due to Su9, in fact I started to notice runway lights off, not always but it is happening
pity because it is a fun plane
Thanks for your attention
ps
I’m on xbox s
Flaps 15% and Trim 25 deg. is shown on the HUD.
Trim needs to be in the green zone. The arrows turn green on the MFD.
A Bluetooth mouse/keyboard will solve many of these kinds of issues.
The floating on landing is a specific characteristic of this airplane.
In the POM which you can find online, the manual specifically recommends the use of “minimal” flare on landing unless you’re not at all constrained by runway length.
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Have you got the parking brake on?
I actually find the addition of a wireless mouse to the controller makes a huge improvement to MSFS - well worth the addition. I don’t bother with a keyboard though…
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I agree
I use the keyboard, the wireless mouse controller and even a Hotas and it’s a whole other thing, of course I’m not saying it’s ideal but a nice step forward
ah sorry, today I made an Ils approach on the 34 R in Seattle, perfect loc but the glide did not lock, the cursor continued to descend maintaining 4,000 feet
did it happen to you?
lol
Absolutely. I could live without the keyboard if I had to, but the mouse is a must have for interacting with the cockpit.
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I’m not sure why having the parking brake on would keep the screens black. They should light right up when turning on the power. I’ve deleted the plane, and will install it tonight. Probably just a glitch 
Parking brake on engages the gpu
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It starts the external power unit… Engage parking brake, turn external power on, press the start buttons for the engines and move throttles from the detent to idle… Then start your internal battery, and you’re off.
If you look at the startup checklist on screen, is all there.
One of the simplest and quickest startups of any aircraft.
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Roger that. I’ll see if that was an issue.
Left Click - Cockpit Interaction-Primary Action
Right Click - Cockpit Interaction - Secondary Action
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Does this plane has actual working VNAV (not the advisory one)?
Yes, it has coupled VNAV.
With the included G3000 avionics?