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FS2024 Stock EFB issues

By @Hulaspark
    2026-09-14 04:24:30.003Z

    Hello đź‘‹
    Recently purchased the 787-9. Loving the product, both engines sound great & new tweaks around the cockpit are nice. However I've come to 1 issue which is using the 2024 EFB to send flight plans to the aircraft avionics. Will not work by any measures. I've managed to link my SimBrief but still figuring that platform out.

    Is it a case of a) the 2024 EFB being incompatible with the 2020 plane, b) SimBrief integration disabling the EFB or something else entirely? Not a major issue but would be a nice quality of life thing.

    Thanks

    • 5 replies
    1. @HoLeeKao
        2026-09-14 06:33:14.992Z

        Sorry to ask you this but when you download the simbrief with the button you see the simbrief on your efb yes ?
        And then you do the initialization on the fmc and you go to route and it doesn’t show the button to retrieve the flightplan or it does but when you click it , it doesn’t load in your flightplan from the efb ?

        1. In reply toHulaspark⬆:
          Max @TechnicalAssistant
            2026-09-14 13:57:44.298Z

            Hello,

            You have to log into Simbrief (for navigational purposes) via the FMC.

            Take a look at this link below.
            https://navigraph.com/blog/msfs-simbrief

            1. H@Hulaspark
                2026-09-15 13:11:05.895Z

                So Simbrief routes only - no stock MSFS2024 EFB flight plans?

                1. Max @TechnicalAssistant
                    2026-09-15 16:35:39.768Z

                    Hello,

                    For the FS24 Native, we will try to insert the stock charts.

                2. In reply toHulaspark⬆:
                  LiveryLab @liverylab
                    2026-09-16 21:26:11.674Z

                    A friend is having exactly the same problem, but with all the 787s (Bravo, Headwind). I assume the main culprit is the Asobo 787.