Hi Bryan, I see in Airbus real life that, when at minimum during approach, the PNF says "minimum" and the PF replies "continue". In the FSLabs 320 if I (PF) reply with "continue", the PNF doesn't say anything, while he reacts with "checked" if I say "land". Can this be changed so that the word to speak is "continue" and not "land"?

Thank you and regards.

 

"Continue" is actually not an official Airbus phrase, but a lot of airlines will say it.

I'll add "checked" for you though for when you speak "Continue".  Next update will be for the P3D v5 update.

Cheers,

 

19 hours ago, byork said:

Next update will be for the P3D v5 update.

Thank you. I hope next update will be for v4.5 as well?

9 hours ago, jgoggi said:

Thank you. I hope next update will be for v4.5 as well?

Yes, the update covers all versions of P3D.

Cheers,

 

Tbh I‘ve never seen the PM replying „checked“ to the phrase „continue“. Maybe because there is actually nothing really to check, it is just the PF announcing that he commits to a landing because the rquirements are met (having the rwy in sight in most cases). As Bryan said, this might be airline optional. 
But „land“ is the mandatory call out of the LAND mode engaging on the PFD which the PM can indeed „check“ if he looks on his PFD.

Edited June 6, 20205 yr by disco79stu

3 hours ago, disco79stu said:

Tbh I‘ve never seen the PM replying „checked“ to the phrase „continue“. Maybe because there is actually nothing really to check, it is just the PF announcing that he commits to a landing because the rquirements are met (having the rwy in sight in most cases). As Bryan said, this might be airline optional. 
But „land“ is the mandatory call out of the LAND mode engaging on the PFD which the PM can indeed „check“ if he looks on his PFD.

I know, but some people like "more".

Cheers,

 

3 minutes ago, byork said:

I know, but some people like "more".

Cheers,

 

True. Like autobrake MAX for landing.... 😉 😄 

1 minute ago, disco79stu said:

True. Like autobrake MAX for landing.... 😉 😄 

Yup!