B787-9,10

1- FMC Screen Flickering

The FMC (Flight Management Computer) display is experiencing a constant "flickering" effect. The screen does not stay black or turn off completely; instead, it rapidly flashes or blinks. This makes the text and data on the CDU (Control Display Unit) very difficult to read during operation.

2- HUD Mirroring/Synchronization Issue

The Head-Up Display (HUD) cannot be operated independently. Even when only one side is toggled or activated, the HUD appears on both the Pilot (left) and Co-pilot (right) sides simultaneously. There is currently no way to use just a single HUD.

"I am using realme running on Android.

The FMC flickering occurs specifically on the B787-10,9. It starts as soon as I power up the aircraft. I have tried changing graphics settings to Low/High, but the issue persists.

For the HUD issue, it happens every time I toggle the HUD; it displays on both sides regardless of the switch position.

Hope you can fix it soon appreciate it🙏🏻am an aerofly supporter, really really like aerofly 🥳

The cockpit displays are still experiencing intermittent flickering they aren't completely blacking out but the flashing persists. Additionally the HUD issue remains unresolved. Specifically the independent operation is failing whenever one side is activated, the other side is automatically forced on as well.

These issues have not been fixed yet.

I am reporting a persistent technical issue regarding the cockpit displays and the Head-Up Display (HUD) system. There is an intermittent flickering affecting all display units (DUs) across the cockpit. This flickering is not isolated to one screen; it occurs randomly on both the upper and lower displays. The screens do not shut down entirely, but they flicker rapidly as if they are losing power or signal. The attached screenshot was captured at the exact moment of a flicker, showing the screen briefly going black.
Additionally, there is an issue with the HUD synchronization. Currently, the HUD cannot be used independently on just one side; it requires both sides to be active simultaneously to function. Despite previous attempts to monitor this, these issues remain unresolved and continue to persist across all systems. No improvements have been observed so far.