Info

The details.

Which aircraft it flies, how to set it up, and what it costs your frame rate.

Early access

GateToGate is new. The current release is Early access v0.1. It flies complete flights from gate to gate today, but it has not seen every airport, aircraft and situation yet, so please expect some rough edges.

Aircraft

GateToGate is built around the Airbus A320 family today. Each aircraft has its own profile, so it is flown by its own procedures and not by a one-size-fits-all autopilot.

More aircraft are coming.

We are adding aircraft one profile at a time, starting with the rest of the default MSFS 2024 fleet. Helicopters are planned after that.

Tell us which aircraft you want next.

Setup

You plan and load flights exactly as you do now. GateToGate adds one button.

  1. Install GateToGate. Run the installer. Leave “Start with MSFS 2024” and “Add the toolbar panel” ticked.
  2. Start the sim. GateToGate starts with it and waits quietly in the system tray, next to the clock.
  3. Plan the flight the normal way. Use the World Map, or load a SimBrief plan. Adding your SimBrief username in settings is optional.
  4. Load in at the gate. Cold and dark is fine. GateToGate reads the route from the sim.
  5. Open the GateToGate panel in the MSFS toolbar. It lists anything that needs fixing before departure and tells you how.
  6. Press Engage. It handles the rest, through to engine shutdown at the arrival gate.

Taking over

Press M at any point to fly the aircraft yourself. Press Resume to hand it back, and GateToGate picks the flight up from where the aircraft is.

Flying a FlyByWire aircraft

Start FlyByWire SimBridge before you load the flight.

Performance

GateToGate is a separate program that runs alongside the sim. It draws nothing inside MSFS apart from its small toolbar panel, so the cost to your frame rate is close to zero.

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