Airbus A320 Tutorial | When things go wrong! FCU 1+2 Fault | IR 1+2 Fault | Dual Hydraulic Failure

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @kelvinhenry16888
    @kelvinhenry16888 Год назад +7

    As always, one of the best channel for A320’s future, current and experience pilots… been flying this magnificient A320 for more than 7 years, and yes surely recommend this channel and have been recommending it to my fellow coleague... salute to u all in Waypoint Aviation and keep the awesome tutorials coming up sir… never stop learning…

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад +2

      Thank you! We intend to keep the channel going for as long as there’s someone out there who needs and appreciates it

  • @jgnoord1
    @jgnoord1 Год назад +2

    Back from holidays, a lot of new tutorials and round the world flights to watch. And look at the new numbers of subscribers amazing 22.2K and counting , congrats, well done.

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад

      Welcome back! Hope you had an enjoyable and memorable holiday. Yup the family has grown with so many new wonderful people subscribing and a few more fun hopefully educational videos for you to watch! 😁🙏🏽

  • @rahularyan3657
    @rahularyan3657 Год назад +2

    This is the best tutorial video on 320, I have ever watched 👍

  • @aligardezi7313
    @aligardezi7313 7 месяцев назад +1

    I had the same concept for the VREF as you.
    However, once rechecked - VREF is VLS (conf full).

  • @paull123
    @paull123 Год назад +1

    Brilliant. Love these failure scenarios. Keep em coming !!

  • @TravelwithAdit
    @TravelwithAdit 5 месяцев назад +3

    37:51 your Vapp should be 144 , Vls Config full plus 10 kts.

  • @airbusterbiyecisi
    @airbusterbiyecisi 5 месяцев назад +1

    YEESSSS, just before my simulator check with A330 tomorrow finally i found this video, thank you so much!!!!

  • @kiwinesss
    @kiwinesss Год назад +1

    There it is my weekly dose of Waypoints. Cheers mista!

  • @Easyjetstream
    @Easyjetstream Год назад +2

    Thanks Captain
    Another great video
    Great work sir 👌

  • @indikemanthilake4269
    @indikemanthilake4269 Год назад +1

    Very insight information in this video.. nice to see you in VCIB..

  • @enderpearl7679
    @enderpearl7679 Год назад +1

    Thanks Captain !
    I Love your channel and the a320!!

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much! Channel exists only because of people like you.

  • @tanayjoshi3401
    @tanayjoshi3401 Год назад +1

    Love the videos sir but just one suggestion could you start incorporating a few more standard call-outs as it will be way more immersive and give a real life perspective to the exercise

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад

      Thanks! We do use the standard call outs in our Videos, anything specific we're missing or you'd like to see?

  • @prc6608
    @prc6608 Год назад +2

    Very messy abnormals handling😳…….I suggest to review the FCTM TASKSHARING RULES and HANDLING OF ECAM chapters……….ECAM discipline is a must on the Airbus.

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад

      Sorry the video was a disappointment to you…. Just so we can improve (if needed) can you please be more specific which parts were wrong and messy? Nothing like some constructive criticism to keep us on our toes! 😁👍🏽

    • @prc6608
      @prc6608 Год назад +4

      @@waypointsaviation Happy to give some feedback:
      1- stop talking so much and slow down, your trainee was lost !
      2- follow Airbus procedures in regard to handing the ECAM
      3- don’t jump to the next ECAM without clearing the first one
      4- use Airbus phraseology, don’t add unnecessary words and irrelevant comments
      As I mentioned in my previous post, ECAM discipline is a must !!!!
      I could give you FCOM and FCTM references but this post would be to long 😂

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад

      Thanks and noted, I take it you’re an Airbus pilot?

    • @prc6608
      @prc6608 Год назад +1

      @@waypointsaviation Yes, 321&330

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад

      @prc6608 cool. Thanks for the insight.

  • @fraguiar1
    @fraguiar1 8 месяцев назад

    Overall it’s a good video. Tks for your time Sir

  • @jorgebalarezo7482
    @jorgebalarezo7482 2 месяца назад +1

    What do you mean with no system reset for FCU Fault?

  • @TangodownNZ
    @TangodownNZ 10 месяцев назад

    I love your videos. Not many failure videos on yt. Can you please do a video on flying and landing with asymmetric thrust

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  10 месяцев назад +1

      i like the suggestion , something to work on

  • @Theflyingsikh320
    @Theflyingsikh320 11 месяцев назад +1

    Hello correct me if i am wrong but during dual hyd failure while calculating Vapp speed you should select Config Full on MCDU first then add 25 knots to vreff and then select config 3 on MCDU and enter the value you got after adding the 25 knots as Vapp speed. ?

    • @ukaszm5566
      @ukaszm5566 11 месяцев назад +2

      That's totally correct and is written straight forward in FCOM when you would go to Vref definition ;)

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  11 месяцев назад +1

      Yes you are correct

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  11 месяцев назад +2

      You guys are right, I dont delve deep into the FCOM procedures in my videos trying to keep things simple... Something I should start doing from now on, Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Have an Awesome day! 😁👍🏽

    • @Theflyingsikh320
      @Theflyingsikh320 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@waypointsaviation no worries.. we all are always learning something new everyday. We all should just try and support each other and keep learning from each other.
      Nevertheless your videos are really interesting and they are simple to understand.. so keep it up 👍🏻😄

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  11 месяцев назад +1

      Much appreciated 🙏🏽

  • @Betarangegobrr
    @Betarangegobrr 10 месяцев назад +1

    When you see "APPR SPD VREF +25 kT" on STS page, you must add 25 knots to flap full VLS speed, NOT VAPP. Also, you never followed up with the QRH summary procedure for the dual hydraulic failure.

    • @ivanricardomecklenburg6417
      @ivanricardomecklenburg6417 8 месяцев назад +2

      I agree. There are lots of mistakes… on the G+Y failure, he turned on the EGPWS Flaps 3 switch instead of turning off the whole system as per ECAM (that’s why he got the TOO LOW warning on final); he added the “delta VREF” to the VLS of flaps 3 and not to the VREF (which is VLS of Config FULL and that’s why they were flying so fast on final); he also tried to trim up the aircraft (of course it won’t happen as the pitch trim is inop on that failure regardless of the FMA message). Lots of non standard call outs, no disciplined use of ECAM… BUT he made a great effort and I really appreciate to get videos like this. We can see what the sim does and he is a very nice guy. My only advice for the young pilots is to follow the info written in their manuals as it gets updated constantly. Again, thanks for posting. BTW, I am an A-320/A-330 Type Rating Instructor.

  • @pausantosrocha6438
    @pausantosrocha6438 Год назад +3

    but there is a reset from QRH for FCU 1 or 2

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад +2

      YUP You're right, we do have an FCU Fault Reset procedure, you can find it under the "System Reset Table" in the QRH. However the purpose of this video was to demonstrate what happens when it fails and WONT come back... :)
      Hope this helps

  • @yalinafatima8317
    @yalinafatima8317 10 месяцев назад

    Great Video sir. Loved it. Just one query. G+Y failure has no Stabilizer. So no pitch trim. right?
    So after Gears Down in direct law, no trim at all.... is that right???

    • @BjerkeRobin
      @BjerkeRobin 10 месяцев назад +1

      Surely you can always twiddle the wheel yourself, right?

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  10 месяцев назад

      Yes and No, there will be Pitch Trim, but its not Automatic it has to be done manually, but one can still trim the A/C using the pitch trim wheel because it still retains a mechanical connection.

    • @jamesbarnett9641
      @jamesbarnett9641 Месяц назад

      @@waypointsaviationthere's no mechanical connection to the THS. The pitch trim wheel is connected mechanically to the hydraulic motors not to the THS itself. Loss of G+Y will result in total loss of control of the THS. This is why you decelerate to Vapp before lowering the L/G.

  • @BamOn742
    @BamOn742 Год назад

    sorry man but that copilots flying was pretty bad, i don’t think he held speed or altitude at any point😂😂 what a mess this was

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад +1

      Yeah, he’s not officially an Airbus pilot but in training, soon he’ll be flying like a pro 😎

  • @hashemhamed4430
    @hashemhamed4430 Год назад

    Actually coming from 1013 to 1009 hpa altitude will be decreased so insted flying 2000feetwith 1013 u should fly 1880’feet

    • @waypointsaviation
      @waypointsaviation  Год назад +1

      The actual qnh outside is 1009 our altimeter is set to 1013, therefore the altimeter is “over reading” thus I’m flying at an altitude lower than that indicated on my altimeter so I should fly higher to compensate…

    • @BamOn742
      @BamOn742 Год назад +1

      other way around….2120

  • @adilozgun2839
    @adilozgun2839 2 месяца назад

    creating this kind of videos must be checked carefully. Every word or action so important. There shouldnt be missdirection. For example VREF+10 kts. video and comments are different.

  • @elite76
    @elite76 3 месяца назад

    If you have no idea what you are doing, why are you making these videos? This is absolutely riddled with errors and does more harm than good