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Clearly the checklist sequence used for in-air start should be different from a ground start and should put the aircraft into a flying state, e.g. gear up, flaps up. Bindings can use the property <code>sim/checklists/auto/expedited</code> to check if the execution is expedited, i.e. there is no wait between items. Note that the expedited flag does not in itself indicate whether a binding is being run as part of an automated checklist. You would normally need to test both the <code>sim/checklists/auto/active</code> and <code>sim/checklists/auto/expedited</code> properties, e.g.
Clearly the checklist sequence used for in-air start should be different from a ground start and should put the aircraft into a flying state, e.g. gear up, flaps up. Bindings can use the property <code>sim/checklists/auto/expedited</code> to check if the execution is expedited, i.e. there is no wait between items. Note that the expedited flag does not in itself indicate whether a binding is being run as part of an automated checklist. You may need to test both the <code>sim/checklists/auto/active</code> and <code>sim/checklists/auto/expedited</code> properties, e.g.


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