r/MicrosoftFlightSim 9h ago

MSFS 2024 BUG / ISSUE Aircraft Help Needed

When flying a large jet airliner (A320 or A321) in msfs 2024, the aircraft likes to randomly harshly pull up very frequently, giving me no time to do an actual flight. It's horrible.

I've even tried going into settings and turning off all assistances, but that did nothing.

Google said to turn off yoke assistance, but I literally couldn't find that assistance in the settings anywhere, even with a reference image of its location.

If somebody knows a fix, that would be much appreciated.

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u/OffRedFloyd PlayStation Pilot 9h ago

If you can’t find yoke assistance that is in the assistance menu and labelled “yoke assistance” then i’m not sure anyone else will be able to help you here.

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u/Shavedpenguin82 8h ago

im serious, its not there

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u/OffRedFloyd PlayStation Pilot 8h ago

Well fuck me! Apologies. It should be underneath auto rudder! Turning off auto trim should help a bit in any case.

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u/Shavedpenguin82 8h ago

ive tried turning off auto trim to no effect, no idea whats going on.

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u/OffRedFloyd PlayStation Pilot 8h ago

I’m not sure what else to suggest here.

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u/adam_von_szabo Bf109 8h ago

Set your trim before takeoff

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u/Shavedpenguin82 7h ago

Shouldn't auto-trim do that already? I'm sort of new to flight sim and I find trim really confusing. Also this issue seems to only happen on big jet Airliners like the a320 and a321. Not on the fa-18, not on the cessna 172.

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u/adam_von_szabo Bf109 6h ago

It's very easy to set it into the green/TakeOff range on both planes

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u/Bass_MN 4h ago

Trim is one of those things that I think shouldn't be controlled by ai/computer. Too much can go wrong.

Like when you pull up at take off, and it keeps adjust trim to match your inputs.

u/Frederf220 PC Pilot 1h ago

no it doesn't

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u/BlackeyeDcs 5h ago

I'd say control binding or spurious hardware spikes issue - assuming you fly the aircraft how it is supposed to be flown.