RESOLVED - Map Error

RESOLVED - Map Error

As of August 13, 2026, this functionality has been restored.


Currently, when map is launched from FOS the connection to FM will be present, as seen by the flight data on the right, but the center image will not load. Users will see an "Oops! Something went wrong." error.

The FOS Development Team is currently working on a resolution to this which should be completed mid-August. Please check back here for updates.


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