I am considering making a look at the Airbus series (318-321) in the meen time for PMDG to move over to P3D.

 

 

So being a Boing fan i am reaching out to Airbus fan´s to point me in the direction   B) .

 

First thing first ,,,, sort of

 

1. Any great tutorials written and or /instructions videos like Angle of attack ?

 

2. I guess Aerosoft A318-319 -320/321 is first choice 

 

 

Thanks

 

Michael Moe

Hi Michael

Yes, Aerosoft's Airbusses are a great choice! And they also provide a very decent tutorial with the planes. Take your time to go through it and you will feel familiar with this highly-automated but very profoundly simulated aircraft quite soon ... and might even have problems to switch to Boeing later! In addition, you can find numerous documents about the RW airbusses like the complete FCOM and FCTM as well as some useful youtube videos in the web. You won't regret!

This is a good video to get your head around some of the logic. Keep in mind, this video is 20 years old, but shows the pioneering achievement from Airbus since then.

Airbus A320 Fly By Wire Demo:

I just started with the Aerosoft Airbus 320/321 and its quite the plane to master. I still don't know how to land one yet but I am working on it. The integrated audio checklist is fantastic to learn the C&D procedure all the way to the runway.

Michael, here is a link to some excellent videos that follow the tutorial flight.

 

http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/topic/89460-videos-for-the-step-by-step-guide/

 

Have fun.

 

Bill

I found good videos on Airbus on youtube. Type in ATPL meteorology and enter the users profile he has loads of videos on the Airbus.

Thanks alot everyone

 

Michael

We're doing a Cadet video series for the Airbus, taught by a real world pilot from easyJet. It's some way off yet, though. There's a bunch of stuff on YouTube but be mindful that a lot of it isn't very accurate.