Random game crashes during long hauls in cruise

[RednoseHeavy]

Ok, I think this is the most requested question here but i still wasnt able to find a concrete answer.
What are the reasons that the game crashes during cruise on long hauls. Im very activly flying long hauls and can tell that it happened already various times (5 out of 30 long haul flights crash).

Regards

German Stelmakh

[Luke_Sta]

What is your device?

Do you have limit frame rate on and anti-alasing off?

[RednoseHeavy]

I did this over an emulator, the first half of the flight was on the “ludicrious” mode then i switched to the “fast” mode

[Luke_Sta]

Oh, what device were you emulating?

This may sound stupid, but did you clean your scenery cache?

[Hamza.N]

Emulators are not officially supported

[RednoseHeavy]

Its emulating a Galaxy S8+ and I dont think it has something to do with the emulator itself as works in the majority of the time fine. Yes, I cleared the cache recently

[anon7075715]

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[AviationReports]

Please do what @anon7075715 said, but if your switched your camera to tower view or overhead view and the plane is not near a tower, the game crashes because it is trying to load the airport and location, but it is out of downloaded scenery, thus causing the game to crash. It’s happened to me so that is why I’m mentioning it.