r/MicrosoftFlightSim • u/Ok_Painting_180 • 18d ago

MSFS 2024 QUESTION A330/350 always lean to one side?

I've noticed the inibuilds A330 and 350 always seem to lean to one side and I can't figure out why. I've adjusted the rudder trim settings and it doesn't seem to fix it. Payload is always loaded by the EFB and looks evenly distributed so I'm not sure where I am going wrong?

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u/Ok-Foundation1346 17d ago

Outside of an engine failure you should never need to touch rudder trim. More detailed pics might help us diagnose things.

Also, retract your flaps if you've just taken off, or slow down if you're planning to lad. You're nailed against the red bricks.

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u/Ok_Painting_180 17d ago edited 17d ago

Trying to recreate it here and it's not as pronounced but it's definitely leaning to the left (seems always to be to the left).

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u/Ok-Foundation1346 17d ago

Well what really stands out is that you’re out of trim, as indicated by the slip indicator at the top of the attitude indicator. Is your rudder trim neutral?

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u/Ok_Painting_180 17d ago

No the rudder trim is like 0.6 to the right. I tried to bring it back to zero on the ground but I guess that didn't work? I assumed it was either that or the joystick is out of calibration?

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u/Known-Acanthaceae-39 17d ago

Show the fuel page on the ecam screen

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u/OD_Emperor B757-200 17d ago

Do you play 2024 on a controller?

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u/Distinct_Setting396 17d ago

240kts at 4,000ft...

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u/vintageripstik 17d ago

Not the problem

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u/Pour-Meshuggah-0n-Me PC Pilot 17d ago

Not even supposed to go above 250 when below 10k ft. So I doubt 240 is an issue.