DaveCT2003

Here you go. Best wishes. https://sode.12bpilot.ch/?page_id=9

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Excellent work! Best wishes for Happy Flights!

Understand. Please continue with the recommendations. What I can tell you is that we've not had this type of issue reported, and I make flights in the Airbus Pro every day, so it's not the FMGS. So the issue has to be something on your computer rather than a bug with our software (I don't mind excepting there is a bug with our software, and we do so all the time, but this isn't one of them). One other thing... please ensure that you have either Imperial or Metric selected in P3D, and not Hybrid. This is not related to your issue, but given you are in Russia I thought it worth bringing up.

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GREAT! Sorry to hear you had problems, but happy you resolved it! Best wishes for VERY Happy Flights!

Sorry to hear you're suffering with this issue. The good news is that since this is repeatable for you I believe it's true failure rather than a random fault and that makes it easier to resolve for you. 1. Troubleshooting Information: a. Did both the failures occur at the same airport with the same flight plan? If so, please try another airport and other flight plan to see if you have the same error. b. Was the flight plan generated by a third party tool (Simbrief, PFPX, etc.)? If so, which one? c. Did you install P3D and the Airbus to the default location? 2. There are four things that are the most likely cause of this. In no particular order or prioritization, they are: a. P3Dv4.4 was not completely updated (all three components) b. P3Dv4.4 download or installation may have been slightly corrupted. c. The Airbus software installation may have been slightly corrupted. d. The Airbus software update may not have gone per plan, or it may have been done slightly out of order. e. Some type of NavData related problem, or the incorrect NavData being selected in the Airbus Configurator. Note that all Airbus utility programs (Configurator, Fuel Planner, etc.) need to be run "As Admin" to ensure proper values are transferred to configuration files. f. If you used a Company Route for the flight plan, the NavData being used in the Flight Plan Generating Tool (Simbrief, PFPX, etc.) might not have matched the NavData in the aircraft (same AIRAC cycle). 3. Recommendations: a. Verify the the Airbus Utility Programs (including the Configurator) are being run "As Admin" b. Verify the correct NavData is updated and selected in both the flight plan generation tool and the aircraft. c. Use SimBrief to generate Company Routes (Flight Plans) 4. Try another flight. If you still have the same issue, then: a. Uninstall the Airbus, then manually remove any remaining Airbus folder (the default location for this folder/files is Documents\Aerosoft folder). b. Download the latest Airbus Professional Installer. c. Disable your computer security. d. Run the recently downloaded Airbus Professional Installer "As Admin". e. After installation is complete, reboot the computer. f. Ensure P3D is being run "As Admin" and start P3D and see if the same problem exists. If the problem still exists (and I don't think it will), I would re-download all P3D components, uninstall and reinstall each component, and see if the problem still exists. The Lockheed Martin procedure for reinstalling P3D should be used. Looking forward to hearing back from you.

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Good to hear! My very best wishes for Happy Flights!

Absolutely. The WXR we had on P3Ca was not only really nice, it was also really neat allowing us to generate all sorts of different images. But in the end you just need to know whats ahead and what to avoid. Our other radars were cool as well.

Here is a great one for discussion! https://www.foxnews.com/travel/jet-stream-helps-flight-reach-801-mph-breaks-speed-of-sound and/or https://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/airlines/a26413613/jet-stream-virgin-flight-801-mph/

That is correct. Microsoft shut down the weather servers a few years ago. What you need is a third party weather engine. ActiveSky has my highest recommendation, and I recommend staying away from REX. There are also some freeware weather engines that work pretty well, just Google "FSX Free Weather Engine". One thread you might want to read is HERE, seems like FSRealWx has a lot of good things said about it. With all of that said, I highly recommend spending a little money and getting ActiveSky, absolutely the best available! Next you'll want to get some weather textures, and my highest recommendation is to use ActiveSkyCloudArt (ASCA) along with EVENTEX, but there are also freeware weather textures available (just search for them... I'd give you a recommendation for which freeware textures to use but I haven't evaluated them in a few years so my recommendation would be next to worthless so I wouldn't think of making one). Best wishes!

Are you running P3Dv4.4? Have you downloaded the most recent installer? It will be in your store account where you purchased the product. If you're using Windows 10, have you kept it up to date? What I can tell you is that there isn't a problem with the installer, as thousands of people have successfully installed the product. With that said, something on your computer seems to hanging up when you attempt to install the product. I know that doesn't make you feel any better, and I'm very sorry for that, it's just what it is. It's a low probability for most people, but there is a type of Malware out there which interferes with software installations (because it tries to do something which isn't right). Are you running computer security, and if so have you run a deep scan of your computer? Again, this is low probabilty, but stick this one in the back of your head in case there is no other solution. Finally, if you have no luck with the latest installer after ensuring Windows is up to date, then you may want to put in a Support Ticket, but please try the above first as it will be faster for you. I hope this was helpful to you. Best wishes!

The current flight recorder is a 32 bit application that was built for a previous 32-bit Airbus. It is not functional with a 64-hbit Airbus. Best wishes.

So, the message is Vertical Deviation, so it would have nothing to do with the Horizontal flight path. Below is a post that speaks about it a little more. Check out SmartCockpit.com for additional information. Best wishes.

The Flight Recorder is not yet operational. Hang in there, the programmers will get to it! Best wishes.

Absolutely! Nice post Herman!

That was the first thought that came to me as well!

It just depends on the returns you get. Here is a Happy Belated Valentines Day (the flight I'm currently on... flying our of and into snow storms).

Yep, that is normal my friend.

It is both normal and real. What you are seeing in Auto is a processed version of the weather radar picture. If you Google it, you can find real world examples that look just like you see in the Aerosoft Airbus Pro. Best wishes.

There is a Delta A319 that comes with the A318/A319, it's already installed for you. Best wishes!

Each livery has a text file that has the name and usually the email address of the person who created it. There are also websites where people respond to forums posts requesting someone create a specific livery for them. Just takes a little time to search for them online. Google "Airbus Repaint", "P3D Repaint", "FSX Repaint" and then again replacing "repaint" with "livery". The world is your oyster my friend, you just have to get out there and check it out!

Absolutely. You know it's about that jet stream! Still, that ground speed is really something!

Yeah, as you and I discussed the other day, there are only 80 A318s produced. Compare that to almost 5000 A320s. Even the A319 (1,486 produced) beats out the A318. SOURCE FOR THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS WIKIPEDIA, See THIS LINK As of 30 June 2018, Airbus A318 operators are: Country Operator In Operation France Air France 18 Brazil Avianca Brasil 10 Colombia Avianca 10 Romania TAROM 4 United Kingdom British Airways 1 United Kingdom Titan Airways 1 various Governments, Executive and Private Jets 19 various Undisclosed operators 4 Totals 67 Of course with 1486 A319s produced, and 128 with American Airlines, you can expect to see more liveries. That means of course that you'll find less liveries because people usually (but not always) want to make and fly liveries that match real world. There are people in the flight sim community who produce free repaints for others, so if you're looking for additional A318/A319 liveries. That might be your best bet my friend!