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I am not sure about the Twin Otter, but do make sure that you plan your flight from the in game Navigraph panel only after you have loaded the plane at the departure airport

@@sonicgazellepilot I made the mistake of using Navi outside the sim and that is why is there is not "Load to avionics" button. Today, I set up the the same situation using the EFB and then Navigraph charts. The button now appears but will not load the flight plan into the Twin Otter 530. I believe it is because the 530 is not listed on the Simbrief avionics plug in page.

That’s probably the reason. I only tested this with the a320, the Skyhawk and the Citation Longitude..

In MSFS 2020 this is done by pressing Space bar

Thank you ☺️

Press Tab on the keyboard

This video shows how to do an auto pilot approach and landing... ruclips.net/video/z4odnBUyNNc/видео.html

@@sonicgazellepilot awesome thank you sir

Thank you 😊, very pleased to help

This is the kind of information I simply love to hear! Yes, Bayer is well known 😊

AP in the Skyhawk is GPS based for departure, cruise and approach. Unfortunately not take off and landing (AP landing is possible in A320 fly by wire though)

Glad you liked it

Same here 😂

Be aware that with live weather there currently is storm Floriane in Europe anyway

@@sonicgazellepilot I do like to check out current weather like that, but not in CAREER Mode lol... I dont even do the live weather missions. Im just not good enough for it... not yet. For the last week, winds and weather have seemed somewhat extreme on every approach. In my last flight ,my plane froze up in warmer conditions than the 2.5 hour flight there. It was 10c warmer than the whole flight flying through clouds and low visual weather and as soon as it seems weather cleared up and got a little warmer, my c172 started to freeze up. Bad weather and difficult conditions at the end of every flight seems a little too extreme. I dont mind difficult flights sometimes, but every flight shouldnt be like this. Maybe I just need a break from the game already.

In my case it worked without the need for ILS frequency

Are you sure you engage approach after the last turn ?

@@sonicgazellepilot I might have set it just before, but it should pick up the localizer all the same shouldn't it?

From my experience the "localizer" in GPS mode works below 1500 feet once within less then 45 degrees angle with respect to the last straight line to the runway

@@sonicgazellepilot I think I have a buggy install with add ons that may have broken some things.

Hi, try this from my new video :) ruclips.net/video/z4odnBUyNNc/видео.htmlsi=vhFJ2Zy12uhHKa6w

Try approach at lower altitude, for example 1000 feet

@sonicgazellepilot i was fairly low...i tried it twice...hmm ill jus keep trying lol

Are you sure Auto Pilot (AP) button is also turned on ? Good luck !

@sonicgazellepilot yh AP is on following the gps all the way to the airport..i go down to about 1000-1500ft when about 10miles away from runway..then when about 5 miles i press apr button but it doesnt turn on not sure what im doing wrong

@@ogwolf2844 I think it is not at five miles, but after a red letter G appears on your flight display (see minute 4:04 in my video)

If you really need to learn watch it on a laptop, or even better a 8K tv 🙉

Do you fly MSFS 2024 on a phone ? Good luck !!

Great have fun

The final fix or top of descend does not appear on the gps panel, but upon approach the glide path diamond shows after clicking auto pilot

Glad you liked it!

you can put 10' flaps all the way up to 110kts on a 172

@@J03130 i understand that but this is career mode in a sim not real life put your flaps down above 80 and you get a penalty

Veel plezier ✈️

Thanks

Have fun !

You can use nav mode and catch the glide path with approach button

Glad you think so!

Can you teach me on discord how to talk for atc clearance and generally how to talk the pilot language?

@@lensscobar It is somewhat a learnig curve 😉. You will have to follow the guidelines on Vatsim.net to get you started with the Vatsim software. Then for pilot language first I would learn the pilot aviation alphabet. Once you master that the best is to learn from youtube video´s (I have made a couple) the phraeseology for IFR or VFR Vatsim flights. If you take your time you will get there. Goodl luck !

You could start here: ruclips.net/video/5RogL0lLnb8/видео.htmlsi=qRALsOZ-7jVIIKaW

@sonicgazellepilot honestly am trying to learn us much as possible and i think that link will save me

I skip those 😂

Wow, Thank you very much for that info!! I was sold on getting Navigraph due to this vid. Not anymore. Not if Navigraph can't find these sidewalk runways that Career mode wants me to fly into in total IFR. Thank you.

You can try set the flight to IFR in the EFB, then click Auto Pilot after take off. Is less precise thought.

Try this for small airports: ruclips.net/video/sEl2a47QQ2k/видео.htmlsi=csYh8AcOGJQL5OMZ

Did you check that NAV is turned off ? That would make the plane follow GPS in stead of heading mode

Via the settings icon you can make it large

Welcome!

Haha, thx man for the support

You could copy and paste the waypoints from Navigraph to Simbrief route, then prefile on Vatsim. But bare in mind that Vatsim ATC will want to assign you a SID and STAR

Glad it helped!

Thanks for this the sim got even better now 👍

Happy to help make it more fun 😊

Glad I could help

Try all steps in the video, and then hit the button (bottom left) FLC: Flight Level Change, do this when you have the desired speed, and the plane should then maintain that speed

@@sonicgazellepilot thanks, I was talking about speeding up the simulator, not the plane itself ;) sim rate

@@adamu6941the number of times you press increase to speed it up is the number of times you press decrease to slow it down. Also if you set a stop watch timer in the log you can know if you’re normal if the counter is normal speed

In settings map some keys or buttons to "INCREASE SIM RATE" and "DECREASE SIM RATE" 😉

i just got downvoted to hell for asking for 10 minute videos, the guy had sent a link for a 1 hour 44 minute video on auto pilot.

You can set the cruising altitude on the top right of the flight planner in the EFB

@@sonicgazellepilot yes but my question is HOW do i know what the recommended cruising alt is? before i can even set it

because it used to be an information right from the nav log in MSFS2020, now it's no longer showing

@@JohnWill-JW maybe you can plan on SimBrief and see which are all the recomendation (cruising speed, altitude and etc..) ... I think there is a bug at this moment..

You’re welcome 😊

Welcome

😂😂

Glad it helped

Good to hear

Really glad this was useful for you 😊

As long as you don´t crash, you can fix your mistake and continue the departure

Any time!

You need to install the (free) Fly By Wire version of the a320. See flybywiresim.com/

@@sonicgazellepilot thank you very much. appreciate your response.