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With respect to the FSLABS A321 aircraft, even following all procedures (TOGA, rotation at 150 knots and then adjustment to the CLB position), the aircraft always enters stall and crashes. In addition, when positioning it at flight levels 250, 260, 300, it does not stabilize at the desired level, remaining at a lower level and eventually entering stall, making it impossible to use FSIPanel. ( MSFS2020, winwing-joystick-MCDU-FCU+ EFIS-L + EFIS-R
Thrustmaster TCA)

Are you talking about the moment when the plane configures itself after clicking “Move AC”? If so, I have the same problem in iFly 737-800 MAX. waiting for help

leefty77 wrote: Mon Jun 30, 2025 11:45 am Are you talking about the moment when the plane configures itself after clicking “Move AC”? If so, I have the same problem in iFly 737-800 MAX. waiting for help

I don't know exactly if the latest FSLab updates or any interference with winwing peripherals are related, the truth that it has been about 4 days since this started and only happens with the A321 of Fslabs.

Hi,

Can you tell me which airport / runway and position you tried and if it was on 2020 or 2024 ?

Regards,

J-P

post_id=4151 wrote:Wed Jul 02, 2025 7:57 am Hi,

Can you tell me which airport / runway and position you tried and if it was on 2020 or 2024 ?

Regards,

J-P

It happens at any airport, no matter where you are, short long final , LH base , low or high altitude, like at FL100 or FL300... it always stalls.( msfs2020 )
I have 40 sec video with the error but I can't post it .

Ok, I think the issue is GSX, had the case with 2 other users.
Could you please try to kill Couatl64, any process from your task manager before pushing MOVE AC?


I got a reply from FSDreamTeam, they said it could be conflicting and have updated their GSX.

Could you try to run a GSX update and then try again an approach without killing Couatl64? As per their email, it should work now.

Regards,

J-P