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    I have to correct myself. The lnav issue is still there. It worked however the first run i did. That's to bad. At first it felt abit like christmas.
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    The new builds brought a wave of corrections and line ups with the B744. This is really great. Unfortunately the common route problems with the star's (when entering route via the RTE - page) are still in place.
    According Jonathan they didn't receive any complains anymore since the new builds.
    Here is my routing of the test flight

    EBOS- EDDP ( route : RWY 26 KOK2M KOK UL607 AMESI UN858 MASEK T200 LASTO T230 SOMKO SOMK2W 26R

    Input is via RTE. First Origin / destination in RTE-page, switch to DEP/ARR for the EBOS SID, back to RTE-page for the rest of routing and the to DEP/ARR for RWY selection and STAR of Leipzig.

    Maybe some users can test this flight and check for the errors ?

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    Mike,

    try to enter it differently, i still dont get why you guys are entering the STAR at point of origin as you have no idea what rwy is in use at destination until you get within reach of ATC or ATIS as the case may be

    Enter your ROUTE, ie origin, destination, and flight plan from initial entry fix to IAF, then enter the rest of your pre flight, ie fuel, weight, FL, temp, flaps etc. your EXEC ought to light up..

    Only then based on ATIS or ATC and once you know the active rwy for departure, go back to RTE and pick the rwy and corresponding SID

    forget arrival rwy and STAR altogether at this point, its irrelevant..

    once within reasonable reach enter your arrival Rwy and STAR and press EXEC and it will work.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by michelmvd View Post
    The new builds brought a wave of corrections and line ups with the B744. This is really great. Unfortunately the common route problems with the star's (when entering route via the RTE - page) are still in place.
    According Jonathan they didn't receive any complains anymore since the new builds.
    Here is my routing of the test flight

    EBOS- EDDP ( route : RWY 26 KOK2M KOK UL607 AMESI UN858 MASEK T200 LASTO T230 SOMKO SOMK2W 26R

    Input is via RTE. First Origin / destination in RTE-page, switch to DEP/ARR for the EBOS SID, back to RTE-page for the rest of routing and the to DEP/ARR for RWY selection and STAR of Leipzig.

    Maybe some users can test this flight and check for the errors ?

    B. Rgds
    Michel

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    Just to be clear - I never enter the STAR/RWY at origin - I always enter it airborne before top of descent, usually within about 200nm of the destination. And the error still happens.

    I hope to test some of the routes you guys have posted this weekend, and will report back.
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    Don't make the silly mistake I made guys. When you have the Rear Overhead enabled, you have to Align the IRS befoe you get active PFD's. I recently reloaded my CDU computer and thought that was the issue! Finally realised the issue after about 3 hrs of fault finding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B738 View Post
    Don't make the silly mistake I made guys. When you have the Rear Overhead enabled, you have to Align the IRS befoe you get active PFD's. I recently reloaded my CDU computer and thought that was the issue! Finally realised the issue after about 3 hrs of fault finding.

    Brad.
    Brad, i didn't test the new versions to have my opinion, but the problem as i can see is that there is no documentation about the new builds, instructions about new functions, information for bug fixes etc....... So it was not "silly mistake" as you didn't know about it.


    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Nielsen View Post
    i still dont get why you guys are entering the STAR at point of origin as you have no idea what rwy is in use at destination until you get within reach of ATC or ATIS as the case may be
    Peter you have right, but it's not a wrong procedure anyway. In short domestic flights you can enter the origin STAR and Rwy in use read according current METAR or TAF and change them in case of wind change.

    Best Regards

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    Peter you are right, it was that way before the very accurate and computer flightplan predictions. Now (and I have checked it with several real life pilots of B744's) most of the times it is entered during the preflight. It can also be downloaded via acars. In view with the TAF's and other weatherinformation, experienced crews - common with the airport - can predict very well which rwy's and correspondenting STAR will be used.
    And in case you check your atis and the SID or STAR is changed, then well they simply change it in the DEP/ARR - page. You can delete STARs, Waypoints or SID's whenever you like and add new ones. The cdu is there to help you, not be against you

    Anyway will try your procedure and see if we still have these errors, but as far I know they are there always when you use the RTE-page to enter routes.

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    Correct, only when you use the RTE Page you get the problems!

    on the RTE page you can enter airways and the endpoints
    example: V121.TGO

    Hope this will be fixed soon!
    I bet the problem has something to do with the format or the page where we enter the data ...

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    Things are still not working..

    Last night i did a short test flight in a B737-800 from EHAM to EDDE
    route
    ARNEM L620 SONEB/N250FL350 SUVOX UZ713 OSN UL980 DLE UL986 POVEL UZ16 GALMA Z94 ERF

    Waypoints
    EHAM EHAA
    N5218.5 E00445.8
    104 50 317
    ARNEM

    N5205.8 E00604.6 L620 99 26 267
    SONEB EDLL
    N5201.4 E00645.9
    103 13 241
    SUVOX

    N5158.2 E00706.5 UZ713 57 46 228
    OSN EDWW
    N5212.0 E00817.1 UL980 85 36 183
    ROBEG

    N5214.0 E00916.2 UL980 85 23 146
    DLE

    N5215.0 E00953.0 UL986 99 36 124
    POVEL

    N5207.7 E01049.7 UZ16 150 18 88
    ABGUS

    N5152.0 E01103.2 UZ16 150 17 71
    KENIG EDMM
    N5137.2 E01115.9 UZ16 150 15 54
    GALMA

    N5123.9 E01127.1 Z94 195 28 39
    ERF
    113.8 N5057.1 E01114.2
    277 11 11
    EDDE

    N5058.8 E01057.5


    Departure rwy 24 Arnhem sid, some 50dme inbound DLE i entered rwy 10 and VOR/DME approach. the EXEC light DID NOT LIGHT UP, however the entire route simply disapeared the the a/c turned direct to ERF vor.

    I was using the latest AIRAC pm nav files from the navigraph website though..

    Peter

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    I can also confirm that the problem is there even if you use the legs page. It seems connected to certain airports or airwais. This is one that doesn't work entered either on rte page or legs page

    dep ESNN

    pevel
    sipri
    hmr

    arr ESSA

    When entering the star to wich ever rwy the flightplan gets messed up heavy.
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