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If I remember correctly Orbx and Squamish's developer Gordon Madison have not parted on amicable terms. So Orbx might have to do this scenery from scratch.

It is likely that the EDDT default navaids and mavdata had been removed by one of MSFS' monthly AirNav updates. As bad this is for owners of Gayas EDDT, it is a indication that the default MSFS navdata are kept as good and real as it gets. So I think Gaya should releasse a navaid patch for EDDT.

Happy Birthday Jack! My appologies fo being a bit late to the party and I do hope that your situation improves. Wolfgang

Maybe this is one of those known issues where the system can't cope with the speed of the aircraft. This happend at many more complex airports. Do some testing in a slow plane like the C152 or the Cub and the issue is probably gone. Or lower your settings.

No photogrammetry is no option for me. Photogrammetry for is one of my most loved features of MSFS. It makes the sim look much more realistic despite of those melted buildings and trees which, BTW, are not that noticeable if one is not looking for them.

No ground services is not quite correct. Fuel truck, power supply and push back are available at LOWI.

Of course, because only when you are logged in, it can be detected where you are based and the sales tax added accordingly.

John, maybe your birthday is the right time to ask you something I am curious about now for quite a while. Why is your nickname BradB when your real name is John?

A very Happy Birthday John and lots of presents.

Don't worry, I think we all have these moments from time to time.

2015?

Ah, I see. Thank you Michael!

I had another MSFS update yesterday, about 600 MBs. As per the description the content was a part of what was already included in the Nordics upgrade. Any ideas, what this might have been?

I concur with all posts above. Weather, especially the live weather function with its jaw dropping weather changes, is one of the best features of MSFS.

Uhm, I am not sure if I understand you correctly. But according to your instruments, on the first shot you are are slightly above the glideslope and on the the second one you are slightly below. Also the altimeter indicates different hights. So IMO all seems to be correct.

Do you really demand Matteo should first work on a patch (i. e. option to disable WS) and than on the fix for this issue? I think he should better skip the patch and go working on the fix straight away.

I have dumped Navigraph already a couple of years ago, when it screwed up things for me within XP11. Anyway, IMO there is no need to use Navigraph in MSFS where nav data are updated every month to the latest cycle by NavBlue.for free.

As the saying goes: "No news is good news."

Continue, of course continue! Although I habe never postet in this series I am an avid reader of it and it gave many enjoyable hours and lots of laughs.

Sorry, but looking up freqs. is proper pilot procedure. Every real world pilot has to do this, no matter if his aircraft is able to autotune ILS frequencies or not. And also even in real world, an ILS freq. can fail to be autotuned due to various reasons. So I would suggest to see your issue as an addition of reality until Orbx or MS/Asobo has fixed it. And I cannot understand the fuss made only because autotuning of an ILS freq. is does not work. As if this was sooo important. Tuning of frequencies is part of the game and makes fun. Sorry I couldn't resist.

@Nick Cooper Hi Nick, I think this is in the wrong forum. Only, because others haveing a similar question will not check this forum.

Yummy!

Do you kmow the song "Down Under" by Men At Work? This is the 2nd verse of this song: "Buying bread from a man in Brussels He was six foot four and full of muscle I said, "Do you speak-a my language?" He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich."

If my memory serves me well, in the last MS/Asobo Q&A session on YouTube a world update for Italy was shown to be due in autumn 2021. I assume this would be #7. But that's easy to check on YouTube.

Beside Tim Tams Vegemite is another another iconic Australian staple food. It's Similar to Marmite but not quite the same. I had my first encounter with Vegemite during my first visit to Australia more than 30 years ago. There were those little plastic packages of Vegemite on the breakfast table in our hotel in Palm Cove north of Cairns. Since I have always been a big fan of Nutella and all sorts of chocolate/nut spreads I put it richly onto my breakfast toast and took a hearty bite... I than avoided any contact with this fine Australian food for many years. Only after I had met my Australian wife she showed me how to eat it properly and it is a must have on my breakfas table since then. But it is quite expensive here in Europe and not easy to get. So it is a good thing to have friends and relatives Down Under, who will mail us a jar of Vegemite every now and then.