Real Airbus Pilot A320 NEO Landing Tutorial in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Today we look at some basics of landing the A320 NEO in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020!
07:30 First Landing
08:40 Landing Brief
13:40 Second Landing
14:35 Crosswind Landing
I am a real world Airbus pilot with thousands of hours flying the real aircraft and thought it would be fun to have a look at the new detailed simulation of the longest baby 'bus by Toliss. Hopefully you find this useful and it brings another perspective to your simulation. Any thoughts or comments are welcome!
This video is intended for home entertainment only and does not reflect or represent any real world aircraft or airline procedures. It is for home flight simulator enthusiasts only and has no real world application. All views expressed are my own.
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320 Sim Pilot. The channel that just keeps on giving
The channel that keeps on growing!
This is literally the third time that i've asked myself how to do something in MSFS, and a few hours later, you'll answer the EXACT question in a new vid. Amazing!
Google is listening :^)
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Because YT is a perfect replacement for any sort of product documentation
how to land a plane? yeah im surprised too what a weird thing to try in flight simulator
RhymesWithBuck bruh
I really cannot believe the quality and content we're getting from this hero, thank you mate!
Hero? It's his job. My uncle flies planes I don't see him as a hero. It's something he enjoys and he does what he's paid to do.
Glad you enjoy it! You are very welcome!
@@elixier33 and he doesn't have to do these free videos for the benefit of the sim community. Thank you 320 sim pilot for what you're doing. Much appreciated
@@elixier33 it's not his job to teach you how to fly in youtube. i agree hero is a bit much, but i'm still thankful for free content
Thanks to some of the tutorials here, was able to fly Miami to Atlanta, my first full sim flight.
I have always loved airplanes, but it's crazy how much i'm learning about actually operating them through these videoes. Keep up the good content :)
“I’ve selected the LS button which allows me to see the localizer and glide slope”.
Oh my God, thank you. I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure out why those things aren’t appearing on my instruments and yet they’re right there on every tutorial video I watch. Explaining that ONE thing would have saved me hours of frustration.
I can't thank you enough. I was really struggling with landing but literally right after watching this video I'm now ranked 61st in the world on the Gibraltar landing challenge.
I can’t for the life of me get the auto throttle to work properly outside of a pre-planned IFR flight plan landing, otherwise they just ignore me and stay in climb mode and over speed my flaps and make it impossible to follow a glide slope or just land without slamming it down at 190knots. Idk if I’m missing something or it’s just bugged still
@@MrMattumbo make sure to set the trust to the CL detent, sometimes it spawns in idle or TO/GA. And if that all fails disengage and re-engage Auto-thrust, it does not always work in challenges. :)
Again a huge help mate, thx to you im really loving this plane now! Hopefully you will make one big flight tutorial to take it all together :)
A love seeing people achieve success. On your way to being one of the premier FS UA-cam channels. Good luck from Houston TX. 🤘
I m not sure which one is true:
1. You are born with such an incredible voice and perfect fit for being a pilot captain
2. You are a captain irl and hence you have such a professional captain like voice
Either way, love your video, they really help me a lot! Thank you so much!!!
This channel is an absolute god send
Appreciate the detailed tutorial. I'm one of many who was getting frustrated by the A320 in FS20 and this helps immensely.
I just don’t think I’m smart enough for any of this stuff, sadly.
Mate, was here since a few hundred subs, you’ve grown so much! Congrats.
Your channel is amazing, I've learned so much from you alone, there really is no need for me to watch anyone else for flight sim content, and I like that because it means more time to play the actual sim!
Hey, can you make a video about the usage of lights on the A320 Neo? So the different altitudes at which you switch them off, the different situations for each usage, etc. Keep up the great work btw, have seen already all of your videos and you're doing a great job!
Something like:
At the ramp with electric power, beacon on
When APU is charged up and bleed is on, add the strobes, signaling your ready to start the engines. (I've read that during night time, these will stay off untill you're holding short of runway to not blind the ground crew/other pilots)
NAV and taxi goes on when you're being pushed out
Add landing lights when you're holding short of runway
Kill takeoff lights and landing lights at 10000ft
Turn them back on when you're back at 10000ft
Kill landing lights when exiting runway
This is what I've picked up from googling, and watching other simmers. It might not be 100% real, but I don't think it's toooo far off :)
@@95andyj he's actually made a video on this topic now but in case you haven't seen it here's a brief correction to some of your points:
when electric power is on you go NAV lights (on the airbus the logo light automatically comes on but on other aircraft you may have to turn this on if equipped depending on outside conditions and company SOP)
When you're about to push the aircraft or start the engines you turn on the beacon (and this stays on until your engines are shut down at your destination)
Taxi lights go on when the you are about to start taxiing out (and the ground crew is out of the way)
Depending on the lighting outside you may also consider using the runway turnoffs if the aircraft you're flying is equipped with them
Strobes come on whenever you are entering (or crossing) an active runway
Landing lights when entering an active runway or when cleared for takeoff (depends on company SOP)
The rest of your points are correct about the 10000 ft rule
Strobes off when you exit the runway at your destination (although you may have to turn them on again briefly if crossing an active runway)
Taxi light on for taxi into gate (but you typically turn them off as you pull into the gate so as to not blind the ground crew)
Beacon off when engines shut down
Wing lights are typically used to look for icing on the wing or for added visibility on the ground (or even in the air) but again depends on company SOP
If you haven’t made a video like this before, and if you have the time, I’d love to see a video where you go from a cold and dark start up to takeoff, explaining what every system means and does! I know what most of the acronyms stand for but sometimes I get lost and I’m like what did he say or what is that system he turned on and why. It’s great that pilots like you take the time to do these videos because you really do need to know how to fly a plane with this simulator
A rough landing guide?! I already know how to do that! :p
Your channel has absolutely blown up since this sim came out. You are doing amazing work. Great job!
Ah, this is the video I've been waiting for. I have several flights saved because I didn't want to crash, or abandon them, so now i can go back and land 'em all. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to explain things. Could you maybe consider doing a VOR DME approach in a future video?
just remember 80 10 10 10 xd xd xd
ya true need help with the other approach procedures
I thoroughly enjoy flying this airplane and don’t choose any other. Looks like I found the perfect channel for reference.
Awesome tutorial series! Amazing that you can share your skills from your training to the people that need it! Could you perhaps once do a full flight? But as in a tutorial so we see what to do in each phase of a flight. And maybe an RNAV approach too perhaps :)
You upload exactly what I want to see , you're a genius , keep up the uploads !
Thank you for making these videos. I'm not really an airliner fan but have enjoyed all of these videos. I hope MS/Asobo have been watching as well.
Literally wanted to search for such a tutorial. Now, got it recommended when i opened youtube. :)
UA-cam can read minds.
Perfect! Sometimes the system works!
Just to add, I nailed my first landing of the A320 in FS20 yesterday and it was largely thanks to watching this clip.
One thing I would like to see is how you manage a completely visual approach and landing with the A320 - at an airport with no ILS such as Inverness or maybe Queenstown in New Zealand. That is maybe the ultimate challenge for us armchair pilots as, while it's relatively easy to do in a prop plane, bringing in a heavy is a different ball game! (Probably overshoot and land at Inverness station!).
It makes me laugh how these kind of videos have 'for entertainment' disclaimers, because of course, youtube is the place to go to learn all you need for real world skills like baking bread, spray painting your car, or FLYING AN AIRLINER!
I think the disclaimer is funny but thats not taking anything away from your videos or others like it, they're great and I'm enjoying learning how to operate the A320 in FS thanks to videos like this
I have managed to sort out some of the issues with the autothrottle during flight and approach and certainly a lighter touch on the stick but my biggest problem is overspeed on take off.. never had this problem with the fsx aerosoft version.... after take off I almost immedietely need to power back after gear up ..get the flaps up and pitch to avoid stall as the power drops then control it until at safe height for autopilot. Also... great stuff once again... I love how it feels as though you have paused the sim in flight because you have so much time ..where as I am juggling plates....even when its paused, and if anyone wants a great book reference thats actually a fun read .. Mike Ray simulater and checkride for the airbus is great compliment to your fantastic tutorials.
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! Can't wait for the go round video once a failed approach ✈️↩️
This game/simulator is just incredible. It's ahead of it time really.
I'd love to know more about transitioning from Cruise to Descent to Approach. When exactly do those phases start? What are the proper AP Settings? What are things to look out for?
I did a flight from Rome to Heathrow in the A320N earlier today and that portion was a combination mystery/fighting my own lack of knowledge which then led to fighting the plane and trying to keep on top of the in game ATC instruction (though I also know that the in game ATC is spotty at best)
If you open the navlog you'll probably see a point on the list called something like TIMEDSCNT. I don't know if that's your top of descent. I found that using the timer to check eta on waypoints was fairly accurate, so that maybe is how to do it. But with that ATC you might as well cancel your IFR plan at this point.
Depending on your altitude (FL300+) and the type of approach of your destination (some airports have these weird long approaches), 80nm away is a good point to start the decent. Adjust your rate of decent using the V/S rate :) Not sure if this is the "right" way of doing it, but it seems like a lot of simmers do it this way, me included :)
@@95andyj i tend to use the altitude that is specified at the waypoints, and then stay at 3000 until I intercept ILS
Hi ! What a chance to have a real pilot who gives the right information! Thank you very much !
Thats the real pilot voice. Love it
Dude every time I look your subs have doubled. nice job!
Hey man, thanks for these ILS tutorial videos! I successfully managed my first ILS landing in the A320 from the cockpit view (previously just used the 3rd person view) into KORD this afternoon w/ live traffic and weather on. Was actually so nervous but it worked perfectly once i had set everything up!
Great video! Would love to hear more about approach speeds, start of decent and what to do on missed approaches/go arounds! Thanks again for great content!
The glitch where the aircraft rolls to one side just before landing is much more intense for me. The airbus rolls like 30 degrees every time!
Bruh I know!!!!
This happen to me also but only if i select arrival destination airport and theres no way point to follow
Hey guys any work around for that?... The only one that I found was to keep my plane horizontally parallel to the ground at 60 feet and play on the pitch to land... Terrible...
Great stuff, have been able to maintain below 1g landings multiple times using these tips (along with fpms below 100.) Your videos have made my flight sim experience a lot more fun, thank you! :)
You put out those videos like a mad man, awesome! Great to see your channel growing so quickly now.
I was waiting for this tutorial from this man!!!!
Thank you kindly for your tutorials. The way you are explaining things is just amazing.
Cheers
Great as usual!
I cannot believe this is free to watch! 10/10 content! Subscribed!
Thank you for this video. Advice given here has greatly improved my landings. The “passengers” of my self loading cargo app thank you as well :)
Brilliant video - you have a great teaching technique, thank you!
You're very welcome and thank you for the kind comment Mark!
Some precision in terms if I may.
Rudder does not take out drift - it actually allows drift to develop. Rudder aligns the fuselage with the runway.
To avoid drift with the fuselage aligned with the runway lower the upwind wing; not necessary if drift after alignment is given little time to develop; and mostly avoided for aircraft with low slung engines.
Excellent video. I have no time in the Airbus IRL and have had a hard time in the AP disconnect transition on final. When I disconnect AP the aircraft feels very unstable and like the trim is running away. It’s as if full pressure rearwards on the stick just barely flares the nose at all. Results in awful landings. The only response that results in the ability to pull the nose up to flare out, is adding throttle.
Whenever you are speaking, it feels like you are giving PA lmao Great video btw, keep it up!
Many Thanks for these videos. I'm currently moving from flying B737 to A320 in my PC simulators.
Great video! I’d be really interested in seeing a video covering VOR DME approach or RNAV approaches. Ive noticed that the FMS data in FS2020 does not yet cover all the available ILS approaches and it would be good to learn how to fly an alternative approach. Thanks again.
oh wait real pilot is teaching me how to land in comfort from my home? thank you!
Thats really helpful. This flying business is a lot harder than it looks.
Thank you for the tutorials, im a new simmer and these really help!
hoping for Microsoft to fix a bug is like hoping the gravity won't affect you that much when both of your engines flame out
Perfect landing. Crosswind approach it's not so easy especialy above 15 knots.
New viewer and very different from 737ng landing workload as I've seen from Flightsim2deck's videos.
Looking forward to learning more Airbus flying from you. I like how you point out where this new sim is not realistic compared to the real A320 in certain specific areas. Hopefully MS will listen to you to make it the most realistic as possible. Thats where the Zibo mode 737ng really shines is the "real" pilots feedbacks.
Really helped me to fly and understand the A320 neo in msfs2020 have your videos. Thank you for the help! Subscribed and liked! Keep up the great work!
I learn so much every day just from your channel
I don't know anything about flying and only play on the default/easiest setting but I just took off from Malta and landed in Sicily and landing was the coolest thing ever. Such an awesome feeling even though it was on like arcadish mode lol
2 minutes in and I have no idea what you're talking about LOL
Really appreciate your continued efforts to educate us simmers
Your takeoff video was so successful for me I have to quickly learn how to land while in cruise...
fantastic tutorials Pilot. thank you verry much. greetings from the netherlands ,
320 Sim Pilot being a real world pilot makes me more convinced pilot's have to pass a stringent "voice tone" exam...
This man just butter the bread better than real life pilot
Might sound stupid but I still don't know how to config POV and look around inside the cockpit and I'd love to learn how to confing the view looking out the window as a passenger. Great video.
Hey man, will you ever make a video later on about other types of approaches/landings? Eg. for airports where there is no ILS available
This guy is really good at this game, he should become a pilot.
he is a pilot
@@nathroxer3134 Yes, that's... the joke
@@DINOGamez oh... nvm
Thanks for making this video. I was a bit surprised that you did not seem to have any extra "float" that a lot of people are experiencing. It's being attributed to excessive ground effect in MSFS, but maybe that is incorrect.
Thank you very much again for this excellent video!
Looking forward for the next video regarding go arounds :)
Really love your videos.
Would like to see vor dme approach. (How to set it up in fmc)
Or a landing on lowi.
Or a go around.
You should consider streaming with live viewers and chat. ;) you are doing an amazing job.
Your videos are just superb. Calm, informative, interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights from flying a real Airbus with us all. I know comparing to the ToLiss in XPlane is not really fair, but it would be interesting to hear your thoughts on how the two feel vs. the real plane.
You the man! Keep rolling these videos please
your videos are a godsend. Just need to rewatch the mcdu video about 30 more times though
Thank you very much for these videos. Helped me out greatly with the Neo! 👍
Absolutely enjoying the content! Im still using a lot of assists in the a320 but hopefully I get better to the point where I don't need them
just did my first TGL on the a320neo! im really proud of myself lol
Thank you so much for this video! I was able to land and now properly.
Really good vids these, when i first started with the 320 i thought it was me doing something wrong when flaring, good to know its not me and is something thats not quite right with the sim :)
Same here. I also thought it was my fault or some strong winds but its actually the game :)
Thank you for the Video and always happy landings.
These tutorials are amazing and have helped me so much. Thank you!
Happy to hear that!
thanks, captain I just did my first butter landing :D yay
A little thing the i discoverd if you want to align the aircraft perfectly on the runway align the center line outside that it will correspond with the master alarm acknowlege buttons inside
I’m surprised these videos haven’t been taken down for security reasons.
I dont think plane hijackers are interested in landing it :D
Zirdante not talking about this specific video, but I was waiting for this reply.
@@dasheight203 Since it's a game/sim and you can fly it yourself in there. And these study level payware planes that you get function exactly as they would IRL. SO these videos are fine. Anyone can buy it.
About quality.....this was awesome 👌....
Thank you for this tutorial. Could you teach me about the go around procedure?
Another fantastic video thank you
Thanks again. Dont you think they overdid the turbulence model? Even with your small crosswind, the Airbus sim looks like your in a Cessna.
Brilliant! Another really helpful video. Thank you! Are you planning to do any on RNAV approaches and VOR DME approaches. I'm a bit confused by what they are.
Man great video! I was struggling to get a smooth landing, i was doing great but the last few feets before flare I would wooble all around and end up landing off center, and waaay into the runway
Yet again another great video! I think I have watched all of your MSFS2020 videos as well as your live Venice event earlier this week. They are all amazing and I have learned so much.
Do you think it would be possible to do a landing video where you would need to input the ILS frequency manually or way to tune the nav radios to a frequency and have the AP fly that ILS? I ran across an issue where the ILS freq that was inputed to the MCDU was not correct and for the life ofd me was not able to change the frequency to the correct one.
Your tutorials are a gold mine. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
[Edit] By the way, do you know if RNAV approaches work as expected in the FS20 Airbus ?
Great video. Thanks very much!
Awesome videos! Can you do a take off to AP procedure video? New to this style flight sim, coming from DCS so its a bit different...
Great vid so far as I’m still watching
Thanks for the videos, hopefully get to fly one of these for real someday, whenever ive finished my engineer liscense.
I started with the Cessna 152 in the tutorial and now I moved on to the Cessna 172, I can operate basic autopilot functions and do an ILS approach without any assists. But I couldn’t land the airbus or Boeing at all, I’m always short of the runway, too high, too fast, or slam the plane. I’ll try to master the Cessna 172 and hopefully one day I can move on to an airliner.
Yup smart way to learn, the a320 is easy to land tho
I recommend you to train on the landing challenges
Thanks again, great video. I experienced the unexpected roll to the left a few times myself. Unfortunately I lack the skill to correct for it, so most of the time I crash when it happens. I couldnt find the issue in the known bugs, so I reported it. Here's to hoping its considered enough of a priority to get it fixed soon.
Ur channel is great!
Hi could you please do a RNAV landing tutorial thank you your vids are brilliant!!
thanks sim pilot loved the vid would love to do do this in real life as you do