Whenever i see the illumination of the overhead panels and the lights under the glare shield. Its unbelievable how precise, balanced and well thought through it looks.
just like ryan szymanski from the battleship new jersey, giving all of us with iowa class battleships in our local ports tips n tricks for daily operation. UA-cam really is an invaluable resource.
For all you wondering, the one in the video is an aircraft mechanic, no a Pilot nor a thief Actually, aircraft mechanics power up the plane. When the crew arrive generally the plane is power up. They just put the flight plan and start the engines 😉
While there may be some variations in procedures between airlines, the standard practice in the aviation industry is for the flight crew, including the pilots, to power up the aircraft, perform pre-flight checks, and start the engines. Aircraft mechanics primarily focus on maintenance and repair, and to ensure that the aircraft is airworthy for flight.
I feel like a mechanic would board the plane and get it started, the electronics and the engines, verify all is well, warm everything up and park it on the runway for the pilots right?
the Flybywire one sucks. You cant even program a flight plan into it without it being broken with discontinuities. The standard a320 is actually more reliable than that janky crap lol
What amazes me is that this is exactly the same as the FBW A320 process, they put so much work into making every button and every sound exactly the same, all for free
On behalf of all of us that have chosen a garbage career early in life and are now stuck living a boring existence, thank you for this. This is incredibly cool to see. You're living the dream.
fun fact for me is that the stupid algorithm promotes this video when in my opinion the rest of my videos i uploaded are much more relevant than this one hahah thank u everyone though :)
I wish these kinds of super utilitarian interfaces would come to consumer electronics and software. Very well engineered, with function and reliability above all else. Nowadays consumer interfaces tend to be a buggy and bloated mess.
Thank modern agile and the operationalization of software development. Get the mvp done asap, no allocation for testing, integration, or technical debt.
@@NACS2023 I wasn't so much referring to the startup procedure itself, it would 100% be annoying to do this everyday with every machine, especially since the amount of learning required to memorize everything. My comment is about the style of the interface. No flashy touchscreens filled with stylized and animated menus that run at 1/4 fps and crash every other hour. Just metal panels filled with high quality switches that don't break after a year of use and displays with sharp text.
The first after switching Service-Bus on would / should be to switch the cockpit Dome-Light to bright and to check the initial settings, check for foreign or forgotten objects and not to play in the dark... Technicians like us do it every day to give the plane to the crew.
+He started APU ,with out chechking the batterry voltage,and after s/bus,he DIRECTLY started apu,,2-lights in the cabin is LAST to be turned of,first cockpit DOME light,as you said,than,series of checking...this is not correct procedure,playfull ...ok...he could drain battery with cabin light,while playing in the dark cockpit,while he even come to the....never minde...
Found some more questionmarks... Adirus inside a hangar almost never make sense, except for some tests where some Air-Sensors are needed. Starting sequence of adirus includes waiting for the "On Bat"-Light to extinguish. BTW: Triple chime: Fire warning / master warning test. Triple click: FMGCs landing capability upgrade.
@@BackSledge_Berlin ...Right,quiet hangar,no secutity,no crew,no supervisor....wide open door with ext stairs docked ,...wrong- from cold dark to startup sequence,or in a hurry...hmm...interesting...no ground supervisor that allow's you to even get close to commercial Airplane,alone....could this be a example of clearance missuse? Adirs INSIDE hangar with no visible reason-testing sesnors,...as you said ,this clip apose just more questionmarks.....-BTW -This is NOT routine situation,....hmm...but hey ,who am I ,with just TwEng ppl....
@hemfri07 Alone in a dark hangar is not uncommon. For example when I prepare the aircraft for being towed outside to hand it over to the flight crew after a night of maintenance. There is no supervisor, no security. It's a normal every day task. Batteries (or when still ext pwr connected complete power) on, checking the brake accu. If needed yellow hydraulic pump on for a few seconds to charge the accu. For the pump you will need full external elec power because running the apu isn't allowed in buildings. Some guy opens the hangar doors, another comes with the towing tractor. Connect the tractor to the nose gear, remove the ladder, the ext pwr cable and the chocks. As soon as the aircraft is out of the hangar I start the apu to run the packs for air conditioning, switch the nav lights and the beacon on and only when on final position the adirus can align without issues. The a/c must not move and the sky is visible for the multimode-receiver seeing the gps satellites. I think the video is for the video only because technically most of it makes absolutely no sense inside a dark hangar.
Seán Kirk lol ikr. I agree that the aerosoft looks better but the FSLabs is WAY more realistic and fun! I experienced both, trust the FSLabs is a lot of fun!
@Rafale haha good one 😂 the aerosoft bus is for my taste just an entertainment product but not for simmers who want extremely detailed and realistic systems. Everything what you have seen in this video is one by one simulated in the Fslabs Bus. They have even the noises of the Electricity simulated. You can hear changes in the electrical noise by switching stuff on and off, and this is only the dipp of the iceberg.
I am kidding. I mean. yes, I have seen them start up somewhere in a nordic country, at 5am in winter, so it was pitch black, 4 C outside during the startup, and your video shows the sun rising and it is already 24 C outside ;) But it is a great video. Thank you.
Would you pay to video-call a pilot to ask questions, advice or just simply interact with???
I love it how hes walking onto the plane, best feeling ever
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Exactly 😌
Every simulator should start like this.
@@lemargasskin8397 i gree
Do you think the people on 9/11 thought the same thing ?
This dudes home built simulator looks almost like the real thing!
It even has a cabin!
@@AdvaitVaze it even has a plane!!
Wait, is that a simulator or a real plane ??
@@mubinzombadkar9112 bruh.. its an actual plane
Almost
it looks like he's stealing it from a hangar lol
Lol
@@FLASH24x lmao what are you doing here
@@ezan3363
Lol
@@ezan3363 commenting lol
Stitch: Not stealing, borrowing.
Thanks for this tutorial was having problems with mine in the garden
It's that blue button you've overlooked.
Duh.
🤣🤣🤣 really
@@gavinvalentino1313 nah the Manuals never told me about that blue button
@@254guy4 yeah traded it on eBay gave the guy a Rubik's cube and a Xbox 360 controller for it
Did you get it to startup now?
Whenever i see the illumination of the overhead panels and the lights under the glare shield. Its unbelievable how precise, balanced and well thought through it looks.
Real
Engineering
Alternative title: How To Steal A Plane
Should I change it? :P
How to steal an airbus
@@MarcFootageAviation yes
YES LOL
Not gonna get far with only the APU running lol
Thanks for teaching me, I don’t have an a320 but my brother in law parked his in front of my Learjet and I needed to move it.
Be sure to have a friend as a wing walker if you need to push back yourself with the reverse thrust!
😂
just like ryan szymanski from the battleship new jersey, giving all of us with iowa class battleships in our local ports tips n tricks for daily operation. UA-cam really is an invaluable resource.
Why do u need to say "in law"
Nah illegal brother bro 💀💀
4:15 oh look , there's still 6,620 kilograms worth of fuel remaining :)
Enough for a decent short-haul flight.
For all you wondering, the one in the video is an aircraft mechanic, no a Pilot nor a thief
Actually, aircraft mechanics power up the plane. When the crew arrive generally the plane is power up. They just put the flight plan and start the engines 😉
For real he is not a thief? I was about to call the police
@@pedrowalter633 💀😂😂
While there may be some variations in procedures between airlines, the standard practice in the aviation industry is for the flight crew, including the pilots, to power up the aircraft, perform pre-flight checks, and start the engines. Aircraft mechanics primarily focus on maintenance and repair, and to ensure that the aircraft is airworthy for flight.
A 12 year old mechanic as stated in another post?
I feel like a mechanic would board the plane and get it started, the electronics and the engines, verify all is well, warm everything up and park it on the runway for the pilots right?
That's just too much fun... I could sit in there all day - esp with the ability to listen to the ATC ops as well!
Richard Williams thanks!! You can follow me on instagram for more ;) pilot_footage_channel
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@@MarcFootageAviationbetter late than never ig
@@mrowlsss @marc_footage
That's what i call "from cold and DAAAAARRRRRRK"!
MrRathel cold because the air circulation is not turned ON and dark because all the pfd's are OFF
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@@MarcFootageAviation this video is private
@@tqueTheIdiot ua-cam.com/video/3jEmsW9g5rA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MarcFootageChannel
I won't even lie but despite being a Boeing lover, nothing beats the beaty of an Airbus Cockpit lighting
The 737s cockpit lighting sucks
What's up with your profile?
Watching this makes me realize what an awesome job the fly by wire people are doing for the a32mx mod
honestly yea
Fenix is best ;)
@@Sunkie89Officiel Fenix isn't free ;)
But yeah its higher quality
@@jansonb482 it is way higher quality, yea, it costs, but , basically incomparable
the Flybywire one sucks. You cant even program a flight plan into it without it being broken with discontinuities. The standard a320 is actually more reliable than that janky crap lol
Why am I watching this? I don’t even have an Airbus A320.
I would be more worried if you DID have an A320 and you were watching this video for instructions
@@Berkeloid0 maybe they just delivered it and did a full shutdown on it :+
You may never know if Airbus accidentally delivered one to your mailbox
Now you know how to steal one
Me neither but an A318.
Just kidding 😂
Something about that dark cockpit with all those backlit panels is very aesthetically pleasing.
"HEY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHO ARE YOU??" *video ends
stop the bullying me!
The sun starting to peak through the hangar glass is a cool view in itself
What amazes me is that this is exactly the same as the FBW A320 process, they put so much work into making every button and every sound exactly the same, all for free
it sure is crazy how anyone who uses the likes of FBW or Fenix could just go ahead and potentially start up and fly one of these planes for real.
@@liamb8379 lol I don't claim that
Watching this while flying a Vueling A320 in FSX
On behalf of all of us that have chosen a garbage career early in life and are now stuck living a boring existence, thank you for this. This is incredibly cool to see. You're living the dream.
cool, this is exactly how i start up my A320
0:28 sounds like you sacrificed a soul for that electricity ☠
fun fact : the owner of this channel still online. and sometimes giving heart to people who commented this video
fun fact for me is that the stupid algorithm promotes this video when in my opinion the rest of my videos i uploaded are much more relevant than this one hahah thank u everyone though :)
@@MarcFootageAviation god damn, marc replying my comment
0:48 - That sound 😌
It's crazy how realistic the MSFS 2020 with its Fenix A320 is
It s a real life 😂 this is not to mfs 2020😂
I
Bruh just press control+E
RAEAL
That's how I boot up my PC everyday.
So your PC is implemented in your Homecockpit?
@@Tobias94b it’s a joke
Boeing: 10 minutes pressing a sick amount of buttons
Airbus: One button goes brrr
Had a chuckle when you ran through Aligning. I was like... "Wait, you're in a Hanger. That's never going to align without GPS."
Well done sir that's was professional work my eyes enjoyed all the time.
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I never get tired of watching this stuff Thanks!
I appreciate! More videos on my channel like this but those didnt get the algorithm Benedict hahah
The mechanical sounds of everything is great.
Now I can finally fire up my A321 I had for years parking in my backyard. Thank you!
My goofy ahh ghost ass could never 😭
I wish these kinds of super utilitarian interfaces would come to consumer electronics and software. Very well engineered, with function and reliability above all else. Nowadays consumer interfaces tend to be a buggy and bloated mess.
Thank modern agile and the operationalization of software development. Get the mvp done asap, no allocation for testing, integration, or technical debt.
@@AaronDotZone basically. Online updates have proven to bring a lot of shitty releases to market.
@@HuvadaShit, imagine going through this everyday to start a PC. Would literally end the screen time epidemic lol
@@NACS2023 I wasn't so much referring to the startup procedure itself, it would 100% be annoying to do this everyday with every machine, especially since the amount of learning required to memorize everything. My comment is about the style of the interface. No flashy touchscreens filled with stylized and animated menus that run at 1/4 fps and crash every other hour. Just metal panels filled with high quality switches that don't break after a year of use and displays with sharp text.
The first after switching Service-Bus on would / should be to switch the cockpit Dome-Light to bright and to check the initial settings, check for foreign or forgotten objects and not to play in the dark...
Technicians like us do it every day to give the plane to the crew.
Sorry I was 12 years old at that moment :)
+He started APU ,with out chechking the batterry voltage,and after s/bus,he DIRECTLY started apu,,2-lights in the cabin is LAST to be turned of,first cockpit DOME light,as you said,than,series of checking...this is not correct procedure,playfull ...ok...he could drain battery with cabin light,while playing in the dark cockpit,while he even come to the....never minde...
Found some more questionmarks...
Adirus inside a hangar almost never make sense, except for some tests where some Air-Sensors are needed.
Starting sequence of adirus includes waiting for the "On Bat"-Light to extinguish.
BTW:
Triple chime: Fire warning / master warning test.
Triple click: FMGCs landing capability upgrade.
@@BackSledge_Berlin ...Right,quiet hangar,no secutity,no crew,no supervisor....wide open door with ext stairs docked ,...wrong- from cold dark to startup sequence,or in a hurry...hmm...interesting...no ground supervisor that allow's you to even get close to commercial Airplane,alone....could this be a example of clearance missuse? Adirs INSIDE hangar with no visible reason-testing sesnors,...as you said ,this clip apose just more questionmarks.....-BTW -This is NOT routine situation,....hmm...but hey ,who am I ,with just TwEng ppl....
@hemfri07 Alone in a dark hangar is not uncommon. For example when I prepare the aircraft for being towed outside to hand it over to the flight crew after a night of maintenance. There is no supervisor, no security. It's a normal every day task. Batteries (or when still ext pwr connected complete power) on, checking the brake accu. If needed yellow hydraulic pump on for a few seconds to charge the accu. For the pump you will need full external elec power because running the apu isn't allowed in buildings.
Some guy opens the hangar doors, another comes with the towing tractor. Connect the tractor to the nose gear, remove the ladder, the ext pwr cable and the chocks.
As soon as the aircraft is out of the hangar I start the apu to run the packs for air conditioning, switch the nav lights and the beacon on and only when on final position the adirus can align without issues. The a/c must not move and the sky is visible for the multimode-receiver seeing the gps satellites.
I think the video is for the video only because technically most of it makes absolutely no sense inside a dark hangar.
Ahhhhhh, the sound feeling to know your the only one who started the plane for the day.
* *you're* , "you are"
Bro’s in the MSFS Main Menu
Welcome aboard captain, all systems online.
At 0:28
you can hear the PS2 startup sound
Oh my god, that was absolutely amazing. Imagide if pilot of A380, 747-8i, AN-225, B-52, C-5M, or C-17 could inspire from this video ❤️
This got recommended after 10 years, danm youtube really be saving history
I think this is gonna get millions of views in 2021
Thanks for showing! This video proves also how realistic the FSLabs A320 is.
Markus M. thanks!! You can follow me on instagram for more ;) pilot_footage_channel
Stay tunned for a big big video!
You're joking right?! At least, I hope you are.....
Rafale No, half the buttons on the aerosoft don't even work
Seán Kirk lol ikr. I agree that the aerosoft looks better but the FSLabs is WAY more realistic and fun! I experienced both, trust the FSLabs is a lot of fun!
@Rafale haha good one 😂 the aerosoft bus is for my taste just an entertainment product but not for simmers who want extremely detailed and realistic systems. Everything what you have seen in this video is one by one simulated in the Fslabs Bus. They have even the noises of the Electricity simulated. You can hear changes in the electrical noise by switching stuff on and off, and this is only the dipp of the iceberg.
@0:28 I never heard a Minecraft Cave sound in real life.
My favorite thing about planes is checklists
Beautiful memeories, I remmeber once peeking into the cockpit as the door was open, damn it's beautiful kek
0:44 I expected a red light going side by side saying-BY YOUR COMMAND.
But can you cold start a _Intrepid_ Class Star Ship?
Sure! Stay tunned and you will see it haha ;)
Yes yes. But wheres Part 1 getting into the Airport/Hangar with an unsupervised plane and Part 3 taking off without anyone noticing?
I have seen videos where the plane was colder and darker. 6/10 points...
I am kidding. I mean. yes, I have seen them start up somewhere in a nordic country, at 5am in winter, so it was pitch black, 4 C outside during the startup, and your video shows the sun rising and it is already 24 C outside ;) But it is a great video. Thank you.
I'm an Airbus fanboy, I approve of this.
Bro just hijacked a empty plane
no wonder ..stealing planes is far less common that stealing cars, four wheelers!
.
4 minutes gone and he isn't even turned the key or the ignition!
Imagine hearing a jet give off IC engine starter motor sounds while starting lmao
I kept waiting for him to turn the key with the rabbits foot on it under the steering wheel!
was waiting for the windows welcome tune 😂
2:02 best moment!
When you’re the first one into work on Monday
Man flying the Fenix A320 prepared me for this day
I kinda chuckled at the screens saying its starting up. Even airplanes have to POST I see. Makes sense though, they are flying computers today.
Beautiful memories of flights.
Well, if you're going to steal a plane, might as well sit in the Captain side. XD
Wow what graphics are you using for msfs2020? And computer specs if u don’t mind
Very gooooood very gooooood very gooooood very gooooood boy 10.000likes
that simulator is quite realistic!
didn't want to fire up the APU indoors? chicken.
Soo we’re just going to let this guy steal the plane Grand Theft Auto style ?
na if it was grand theft auto style he would have only flicked three switches above his head and taken off
"Windows is starting up..."
"Press spacebar NOW to invoke Hardware Profile/Last Known Good menu"
Imagine what it would sound like in that hangar with the engines running :O
No blue screens! No kernel panics! Good to go...
Hotwiring that thing is gonna take a while, grab a coffee.
Why would someone need to hotwire a vehicle that don't need keys to start up?
Terrain! Terrain! Pull up! Pull up!!!
0:47 how I feel pushing the sunroof button in my car.
amazing hope to fly an airbus someday! :D
Its perfect !
Thank you so much👌🏻
"Ferb, I know what we're doing today!"
How many switches do you want?
Pilot 👨✈️: YES$$$
can't wait to be a pilot :)
im not a airbus fan, but this is amazing :)
Andreas Damhaug thanks!! You can follow me on instagram for more ;) pilot_footage_channel
Stay tunned for a big big video!
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Rumour has it Airbus uses this simulator to make their aircraft more realistic.
❌ How to steal plane
✅ How to start plane
What a technology ❤️
Only 1.84k subs!?!? you deserve more!
I wish!!! :P Thank u for your words
Nice plane
Thank you for this stuff i am sitting on captain but i can't find the way how to star now can you give me video of how to fly
We are stealing a plane before GTA 6 🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️
I just wonder how hard is it to pass the school flight.. :/ it makes me so nervous to start it!
Going for my type rating in a week, this was cool to watch - thanks for sharing
Where are you at now 8 months later?
@@Sterrenvechter First officer on the A320/321! Flying out of ORD/MDW
@@af7439 Awesome man, enjoy your office 😁👍
Time to recreate this in real life.
I swear I'm on some watch list with the videos being recommended to me recently.
Look at those grapich omg :O
It is indeed fun to do that in MSFS2020, that is something that I do on my YT
This is me when i go to any dealership.
Crank up the engines dude!
Wow!! thanks!
He did it. He changed the title.
Its u guys who push this channel to 2,3k followers 😍 you lead the way hahah
@@MarcFootageAviation Correct! 😄
Could probably do with a video explaining the diagnostic process to go with it.
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