I noticed in the ad for FSX that the airport gate can be moved closer to the airplane door. Does anyone know how to move the gate? Let me know, please. I think it would be cool.
Ctrl+j (jetway)
Ctrl+E (open doors)
Perhaps move the Airplane towards the gate... after all if the mountain will not come to mohammed.... 😉
SHIFT-E is the doors, Not CTRL-E.
Make sure you have advanced animations turned on and you are properly lined up with the parking space.
Flyboy92
As Flyboy92 said, Shift+E is the doors, rather than Ctrl+E. However true that Shift+E can be used control the doors, Ctrl+E also applies.
Both work, for whatever reason. 🙂
If you're far from the gate and move up then press ctrl+ J to send it back and then ctrl + J again the jet way will realign until its flush with the main exit.
Thanks guys!
Hello!
That's a great question, and I'm happy to help you with that. In Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX), moving the jetway (the technical term for the gate) to connect with your aircraft is quite simple. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you out:
Please note that not all gates have jetways, and this feature may not work with all aircraft models. The jetway functionality is primarily designed for commercial airliners with compatible door configurations.
As for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS) 2020, the process is slightly different. In MSFS 2020, you can request the jetway connection through the in-game ATC menu, under the 'Ground Services' section. You can access this menu by pressing Scroll Lock key, and then selecting the appropriate option from the list.
I hope this information helps you enjoy a more immersive experience in your flight simulator! If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask.
Safe flying!
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