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Chiming in here. I had the same problem above and spent a good part of the day trying to resolve it right down to a clean install of X-Plane. I was about ready to give up and then I found this thread. Thank god. It was Windows Defender in my case. Since fixing that, I've been a happy camper. Truly, it's a beautiful plane and a joy to fly. I do feel bad for X-Aviation and TorqueSim that the "first impression" for some of us had to be this case of vexation. Past all my frustration, It was not their fault and the project itself did not deserve this grand opening in my opinion. I'm glad it's resolved and nice work to those that were involved on this project. In the end, I feel it's money well spent.

Our updates are via X-Aviation, you'll get an email when it is ready.

This is being worked on. Its an artifact of how the chocks are being simulated (since X-Plane doesn't have chocks as a native part of the sim)

@Coop will answer on your spoilers concern.

Your Ubuntu version is too old. You are on Ubuntu 22.04, whereas the C525 requires Ubuntu 24.04 or later. Ubuntu 22.04 sadly lacks some required functionality, so the way forward I would recommend here is to upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04.

Thanks to Cameron, disable 124th atc plugin and the a/c is working well

Very soon (aka its already with Cam and pretty much ready to go )

Everyone will get their turn in time.

There are some things I want to see if I can change on our end so that plugin doesn't break it, but unfortunately not anything you can do; that plugin blocks our curl instance from loading to access the network.

The main citation plugin (cj_systems.xpl) isn't being found or loaded by X-Plane. This likely is due to antivirus on your system flagging it false-positive and removing/quarantining the plugin. Check with what you have installed (Windows Defender, etc.) to ensure it's whitelisted.

On the aircraft avionics. Via AviTab on the included EFB.

Congratulations! You've come a long way. But now we are getting a high-quality product as always! Thanks!

I don't really want to sound like a broken record, but it is getting worked on. We've been working on the 650 and the TBM, with Saso trying to get as much of the 650 updates done as possible for V1.8. Now that 1.8 is out, we can both dedicate more time to the TBM, and finally get that wrapped up as quickly as possible.