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Hi Jan, aviaworx is very much active. Not sure if you have contacted me directly in the meantime. I have also sent you a PM.

Holger, please contact me directly. We will arrange a webmeeting. [email protected]

You can try the browser version of the overhead - that doesn't have the icons. But the overhead will always respect the aspect ratio. It won't allow distorting. Regards Mark

Are you loading the freighter variant in MSFS?

Hi Oskar, that's a clear sign that the .ini settings are not correct. I have posted the path to the ini file for the 777 on the previous page. Have a look if you have the broadcasting flags set correctly there. If you don't have an .ini, try opening the regular MCDU inside the sim and change one of the preferences of the PMDG product itself.

You need to restart flightsim, then you should be all set.

Thanks Bob - couldn't have explained this any better 🙂

Sometimes 1 week turns into just 17 hours. Good news - aviaServer2024 1.2 has just been released and the iFly MAX is now working under MSFS 2024. Happy flying Mark

The ini path for the 777 for MSFS2024 is: C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Limitless_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\WASM\MSFS2024\pmdg-aircraft-77er\work\777_Options.ini

Folks, please see the posting below. All relevant information will be published in that thread.

Dear folks, as many of you may be aware, iFly has released a preview version of the 737 MAX for MSFS 2024. As of now, key inputs are not working correctly. This is under investigation and will probably need a week or so to get resolved - I am currently waiting for feedback from the iFly team. Best regards Mark UPDATE: 15-JUN-25 1446Z: aviaServer2024 1.2 has just been released, supporting the iFly MAX under MSFS 2024.

Which application crashes? If it's aviaServer, then you can send me the logfile.cdulog. But if it's MSFS, then you will need to reach out to PMDG (or Microsoft...). Because there is nothing in aviaServer that can actively crash either one of those - it needs to be something within the sim that doesn't handle something correctly and thus crashes.

Hi folks, please see https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/670285-pmdg-777-under-msfs2024/

Hi folks, a number of you have reported that aviaCDU and aviaOverhead for the 777 was not working correctly under MSFS2024. Indeed the root cause was that the .ini file was not located in the correct directory and as a result, the required databroadcasting flags were not set correctly. This has been fixed in aviaServer 2024 version 1.1 which is now available as an auto-update (run aviaServer2024 once to download the update in the background). In the meantime, I've also received feedback from PMDG directly that under certain circumstances the 777's ini file is overwritten by the aircraft itself, potentially removing the required databroadcasting flags. I've personally not seen this but if you see this issue happening, it will render aviaCDU / aviaOverhead useless as the aircraft will stop sending data. PMDG have reassured me that they are looking into this and there will be a fix in the near future. Unfortunately, there is not much I can do about this as I rely on the aircraft broadcasting the required information for aviaServer to display it. But as mentioned, this issue doesn't seem to affect everyone so hopefully you won't be either. Best regards and happy flying Mark

Windows 11 has a different taskbar behavior where you don't have the option to show all taskbar icons like previous versions - a bit annoying! So if you don't see the aviaServer icon in the taskbar, go into your -> Taskbar Settings -> Other system tray icons -> and make sure aviaServer (and aviaServer2024) are enabled. Note - aviaServer needs to be running for it to show up.