Can someone please suggest a good YouTube tutorial that’s accurate on how to fly this bird?

from cold and start to fms etc.

usually fly Boeing’s in P3d, so for  now in msfs airbus will do.

thanks

mike

Anything from 320 Sim Pilot on youtube a "Real World A320 pilot" and not some random youtuber begging for money. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAILTiWNai7Y2zsO8ECFxcA

3 minutes ago, jbdbow1970 said:

Anything from 320 Sim Pilot on youtube a "Real World A320 pilot" and not some random youtuber begging for money. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAILTiWNai7Y2zsO8ECFxcA

Thank you!

actually just came across the flybywire tutorials are they any good? Or basically quick and dirty set up?

thanks 

mike

Easyjetsimpilot on YT will help you get off the ground..... 

 

 

Any of the two mentioned in this thread are essentially the authority on tutorials on how to fly this bird. Both are Rated on the A320. Just as matter of whos style you like best

https://www.youtube.com/c/Easyjetsimpilot/playlists

https://www.youtube.com/user/filanjix/videos

 

Cheers

So impressive. 

 

Thank you all.

stable development or experimental version thou?

mike

Edited July 11, 20214 yr by mikeymike

13 minutes ago, mikeymike said:

Thank you all.

stable development or experimental version thou?

mike

 

Doesnt really matter much.

Stable has the least issues but you wont get the latest features the team is working on

Development is if you are willing to exchange a bit of stability for the latest items they are working on

Experimental has been "parked" for a bit. The two above are the working branches so you don't want to install that one.

 

As an example the hydraulics system that they are working on (Video above) is probably not included in the stable version. But if your just starting out i would skip this level of complexity for later and get the fundamentals. Which the stable version will cover no problem. Being the more cautious type i am currently on the stable build and can wait till the features get trickled down when they are fully simulated and ready for prime time.

Edited July 11, 20214 yr by Maxis

20 minutes ago, Maxis said:

 

Doesnt really matter much.

Stable has the least issues but you wont get the latest features the team is working on

Development is if you are willing to exchange a bit of stability for the latest items they are working on

Experimental has been "parked" for a bit. The two above are the working branches so you don't want to install that one.

 

As an example the hydraulics system that they are working on (Video above) is probably not included in the stable version. But if your just starting out i would skip this level of complexity for later and get the fundamentals. Which the stable version will cover no problem. Being the more cautious type i am currently on the stable build and can wait till the features get trickled down when they are fully simulated and ready for prime time.

Perfect!!

thank you.

mike

On 7/11/2021 at 10:12 AM, mikeymike said:

Can someone please suggest a good YouTube tutorial that’s accurate on how to fly this bird?

from cold and start to fms etc.

usually fly Boeing’s in P3d, so for  now in msfs airbus will do.

thanks

mike

this guys a actual Airbus pilot, start to finish... he flies daily a small sample... just go thru a few and you'll get the drift if you have flown Boeing's... I did but must warn you you just may like it...

 

10 minutes ago, fuzz_bucket said:

this guys a actual Airbus pilot, start to finish... he flies daily a small sample... just go thru a few and you'll get the drift if you have flown Boeing's... I did but must warn you you just may like it...

 

Perfect!! Thank you 

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mike