I'm using Simbrief, so I am unable to export flight plans to the MD-80 Classic. Is there a specific place where the aircraft searches for flight
plans, 'cause then I can just put a flight plan there and the plane will load it, correct?

/Viggo

The Super 80 Classic looks in the same folder that P3D stores them in. You need to use the right naming convention when saving a flight plan so the aircraft will load it for you. The file name needs to be Departure ICAO-Destination ICAO- Flight number. The three parts are separated by a dash. For example, KDFW-KDTW-1192.PLN with 1192 being the flight number I assigned to the aircraft.

Thanks alot!

I tried it, but with no succes unfortunately. The flight plan was put into C:\Users\my user\OneDrive\Documents\Prepar3D v4 files and I renamed it to KSAN-KATL-30.pln. Am I doing something wrong here?
PS. This message appeared on the FMS:
ACARS DATA
F-PLAN DATA UPLINK FAILED
TRANSMISSION INCOMPLETE

/Viggo

I'm not sure if OneDrive is the issue or not. I assume that since P3D stores flight plans there, it would not be an issue. Did P3D store it there or did SimBrief? Look in C:\Users\Your Name\Documents\Prepar3D v4 Files and see if there are flight plans there. If so, you may have to move your flight plan to that folder.

Simbrief automatically found the directory and both the Previous Flight files are stored in that folder. I tried to move the flight plan to C:\Users\my user\Documents\Prepar3D v4 files, but with the same results. So OneDrive is apparently not the issue.
Maybe the issue is the updated gauge file? I will restore the old and see if the problem gets solved. Hmm... It might also be the cause to the bug where I can't deploy the aistair.
Update: Nope, the gauge file isn't causing this. Maybe I should just go ahead and re-install the package.

/Viggo