After several landings and watching streamers on twitch, it seems to be a common theme to watch folks float this down the runway. If it was only me, I’d say it’s probably a learning curve, but it seems like this isn’t the case. It’s not a bad aircraft but something feels like it needs to be changed at slower approach speeds. Anyone else get this way?

Maybe I'm wrong but there's no way to push posts around? They're sorted by post date haha and there's no way to change that.

Captain Sim wrote on Apr 29^th, 2020 at 1:20am:


So regarding my original question, is this behavior something that’s being investigated? I’ve continued to notice this behavior of floating. Watched BradM on twitch tonight and saw the same thing on his stream. Any thoughts?

I do find it to be somewhat of a floater on final approach, however I also did a test flight in the FF767 and the FF767 floated considerably more than the CS 767. That being said I have never flown the real thing and couldn't say for sure.

I continue to feel like I can't get over this. I've completed about a dozen flights now with various settings and each time the approach just feels "off". The plane feels way too light at all phases of flight regardless of load. I don't have an easy way to explain it. I'm enjoying it for the most part, but that float feeling on approach just makes it feel unrealistic compared to other familiar payware aircraft. I'm not knocking the product entirely, I just can't get over how it feels on approach. I guess another way to explain it is the feeling of the approach doesn't feel like a 767 heavy aircraft.... it feels more like a cessna which isn't right. Thoughts??