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Mark at SimHanger has a great vid on this awesome MSFS feature that I totally space out on.  It will take you dirrectly to the descent, approach or final phase to a designated airport.

Very useful if you are pactising or want to speed up a flight.

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Thanks for the link, didn't know about this, looks very useful.

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Doesn't seem to work for the Fenix A320 (unless I did something wrong)


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Thanks, looks very useful those times I don't have time or are unwilling to fly long cruise legs, and instead jump directly to descent.


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Does this work with PMDGs stuff ?


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4 hours ago, willy647 said:

Doesn't seem to work for the Fenix A320 (unless I did something wrong)

The only time I tried it with the A320, I ended up 6 feet under. However, I've never tried it in either the Maddog, BAe or the 737.

The video author already mentions something about this, somewhere between 08:00 and 09:15.

54 minutes ago, fakeflyer737 said:

Does this work with PMDGs stuff ?

According to the video, yes, but looks like you need to edit fuel on board.

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Good tip, I didn't know it could be used for that.


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