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The boost pumps are implemented in the engine MC, they are not real pumps, so they don't require any power.
I will look into the yaw stability and the nosewheel steering switch.
You are right about the PFD and HSI, I will change this in the description.
A good day to you as well.
The first and biggest issue I noticed is that your engines fail to run without the boost pumps on. This is actually the most important thing, as your engines will die if power to the boost pumps is lost.
The second issue is the lack of yaw stability in the air - the aircraft will quite easily begin spinning if one of the engines is lost, and even with full rudder you can't counter it or prevent it from happening.
The third thing to improve is the lack of a nosewheel steering switch. For takeoff and landing, it is quite difficult to control the yaw of the jet when you're at the 60 knot mark.
Additionally, these aren't a PFD and a HSI, these are just an attitude indicator and a heading indicator. I recommend appending your description to correct this.
I hope you have a good day.
Lassi