Ich kann Dir die Traffic Global nur das Regent Traffic Paket empfehlen. https://forums.x-plane.org/forums/topic/303632-regent-traffic-pack/

Auch ich kann bestätigen, dass die Runways in der Version des MSFS 2020 nicht korrekt sind. Nach einem Update wurden die richtigen Runway wieder gegen die falschen ausgetauscht. Im MSFS 2024 jedoch sind diese korrekt.

UPDATE: I have confirmed this issue is related to Windows.    I tried a fresh install of Windows 11 24H2, nothing.   I tried a fresh install of Windows 11 22H2, nothing.   I tried a fresh install of Linux (Bazzite), fixed.   Is the Honeycomb bravo just incompatible with Windows 11? It works perfectly as intended when running in Linux. 

Happy I found this thread!   Just requested a refund. Not that much money but no reason to pay for a defect product.

Einfach mehrfach die Einfügen-Taste einfg drücken. 

Die Installation hat sehr gut funktioniert. War ja quasi selbsterklärend 🙂    Aber eine Frage hätte ich trotzdem noch. Wie bekomme ich Schrift weg, die über die Flieger angezeigt wird?         

I’m located in the US and bought the unit from Amazon, my issue is exactly the same as the video in the similar post provided. Any video I post will show the same behavior.   It works without any jittering when using a game pad tester through the Samsung tablet I used, it’s only when tested on my pc the issue persists   I understand it’s a simple HID driver, however this issue only happens when the device is plugged into a Windows PC.  I’ll test to see if the issue happens in a downgraded Windows booted from a USB drive when I’m able   My current guess right now is that the HID driver that Windows 11 24H2 is packaged with has an inability to properly apply an input filter to the output of the bravo, applies an incorrect polling rate, or is somehow reading or producing garbage data that my tablet isn’t.   This doesn’t seem like a defective unit but more like a Windows issue.

There is no driver needed for this product as it is recognized as a simple HID. The software supplied only drives the lights and, for the Xplane and P3D version, is used to configure the buttons only. The axes only use the default built-in Windows HID drivers.   Please try to post a video when possible.   Where are you located and where did you buy this unit from ?

Unfortunately I’m not home and won’t be for a while, however the behavior is exactly the same as this other user that posted      The operating system will be windows 11 24H2   I’ve also tried on a portable Windows To Go Bootable environment, the behavior still exists.   Could it perhaps be a new driver conflict with the newest version of windows?    EDIT: I don’t know if this is relevant, but my computer will be running on the AM5 chipset, my specs are as follows:   MSI B650 GAMING PLUS WIFI RYZEN 7 7800X3D RTX 4070 SUPER 64GB DDR5 6000   I also attempted flashing the bios to the latest version, PBO and XMP/EXPO on/off, USB Legacy Mode on/off, XHCI handoff on/off to no prevail.   Even though the Bravo is supposed to be plug n play, you’d think Honeycomb would still offer supplementary repair drivers.

What a nightmare.