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@@ -61,15 +61,18 @@ We recommend the legacy (previous) method of the Cockpit Interaction System (Men
 
 ![MSFS Cockpit Interaction Legacy System](assets/settings/msfs-legacy-controls.png "MSFS Cockpit Interaction Legacy System"){loading=lazy}
 
-### Sim Crash Detection
+### Failure And Damage Detection
 
-We recommend disabling the Sim Crash Detection (Menu > General Options > Accessibility) to avoid frustration. This feature does not work reliably and our systems are not 
-compatible with the simulator's crash detection. You may be returned to the menu or have to restart your flight due to some the following reasons:
+We recommend disabling the Failure and Damage detection (Menu > Assistence Options > Failure and Damage) to avoid frustration.
+This feature does not work reliably and our systems are not compatible with the simulator's crash detection.
+You may be returned to the menu or have to restart your flight due to some the following reasons:
 
 - Weather rapidly updating causing aircraft stress
 - Aircraft stress due to high angle of attack or severe maneuvers (even occur during normal takeoffs and landings)
 - Rough terrain data on runways or taxiways
 
+![MSFS Sim Crash Detection Settings](assets/settings/msfs-sim-crash-settings.png "MSFS Sim Crash Detection Settings"){loading=lazy}
+
 !!! tip ""
     In most situations these factors are typically out of your control unless pilot error is involved (where in a "simulation" environment you can recover your flight and 
     continue your journey).