TFDi MD-11 Problem - CDT with latest SU6 and latest Navigraph

PC-Version-5080- 12700k-32GB. I have a big Problem with CTD, when I try to start with the MD-11. I don’t know if it is since SU6 or since new Navigraph Data.

I can not go to an airport without “Gate heavy” to place it. When I place it on “RAMP GA large” or even on the runway, the FS24 CtD. (egg. on SBGL Rio de Janeiro and others) When I place it on a “Gate Heavy”, there is a 50:50 chance to CtD. :frowning:

No Problem with other big Iron like PMDG 777F 737 DC-6. Or any other plane.

WITHOUT NAVIGRAPH there are no Problems with MD-11 !!! ???

Who can help ? Also posted it on TFDi Discord.

Achim

Hi…,

Welcome.

I have just updated the TFDI MD11 to latest version and updated navigation data also to latest.

Loading at Gate A 56 - Gate Heavy or on the runway occurs without error.

I would suspect addon scenery. I suggest unloading all non-Navigraph addons, checking all is well, then adding each back, checking each addition until you find the culprit.

Cheers

Ian

Hi, with an empty Community Folder (with MD-11), I have the same Problem.

Try the Airport PASI (Sitka-Alaska) or PAKT (Ketchikan-Alaska) and much more.

It always crash the WITH Navigraph Data, but don’t crash without (deinstalled) Navigraph.

I don’t had that Problem with Navigraph in June or before SU6.

:sleepy_face: Achim

Hi Achim,

Please confirm you are running MSFS 2024 V 1.8.14.0 and TFDI MD11 V 1.1.29 (22 July 2026).

See also Non-WASM Crashing & Aircraft Initialization Errors : TFDi Design

With Navigraph Data,

No problems at PASI

Nor at PAKT

Cheers

Ian

Such are the mysteries of FS2024: problems persisting despite a reinstall, an empty Community folder, and hours of testing — only for the issues to suddenly vanish after two days. ???

I don’t change anything after the last crashing tests and after 2 days flying other Aircraft, the problems with the MD-11 are gone.

Thanks for your response. I love your MD-11 :slight_smile:

Achim

You are welcome. Thank you for the kind words.

Glad it is resolved.

Happy flying,

Ian