When i try to load flight plan to MCDU by exporting (load as active flight plan) it does export. It did previously. I now have to manually insert the flight plan into the MCDU…any ideas?

Are you talking about the default A320 offered with the game?

Hello, welcome to our forum! Which version of the panel do you have installed? If you are not already on 8.4, then that is the reason you are seeing this issue. Please update the panel through the Navigraph Hub! Also see this topic: [image] Export from in game panel to avionics MS…

Hi Matte…that worked…sort of…it loaded the flight plan into mcdu…it loaded my departure but would not list my destination airport…i tried using simbrief and using charts…same issue…if i manually put the route in the mcdu the destination airport becomes the first waypoint in the flight plan…any idea…

yes I am but also payware A321 A319

Our panel would only be expected to work with default aircraft, payware addons may include their own flightplan systems which we can’t possibly know about unfortunately. Do you have an example of a flight that you are unsuccessfully trying to load? Kind Regards, Malte

Itried KPHL to CYOW…routed me to SYR Then tried going back to main menu. Created CYOW to KMSP…same issue…diagram on charts shows the route but in MCDU KMSP was not the last waypoint. This was on the default A320…

Hmm, I am not sure what exact steps you are taking, but I don’t think I can reproduce. Here is what I did: Open the charts panel Create a new flight between KPHL and CYOW Press the autoroute button (gave me a route through SYR) Switch to export tab and press Load as active flightplan Press F-PLN …

Thanks for the response. The only rhk g I did different was create the plan on simbrief then import it to charts. I will try doing it straight from the charts interface. Every other aircraft i have tried works fine. Chris

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Charts failing to export to MCDU Asobo A320

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