@mitsuki Unless you meant using operators to stop it happening above or below a certain altitude.

@mitsuki Yeah, using TAS (True Airspeed), Like I showed you. IAS (Indicated Airspeed) is affected by altitude, which could be causing this effect.

@Stanmich Is there like a way to not have it activate at certain altitudes?

Airbrake, input "TAS>[Speed value in metres per second]"
at whatever speed it ends up buffeting at.