FlyByWire A32NX Full Startup Guide; From a Dark Cockpit To In the Air

Hi guys! Here is my first video on Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. In this tutorial I show you the all the steps required to set up the FlyByWire Simulations A32NX for a full flight. I did not explain all of the details behind each system, as the video would have been much longer. So I consolidated it down to just the steps. Please consider hitting that like and subscribe button, and feel free to leave a comment down below. Enjoy!
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Important Note:
This video is for entertainment purposes only, and is not intended for any real world use. Thank you.
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[@dennis.oosthuizen]

Thanks for this, finally, you have explained this in a way I could understand and follow.

[@americanneopilot]

Hi! Glad I could help you learn to fly the A32NX. Thanks for commenting!

[@crazyoncoffee]

I think you’d typically start engine 2, then engine 1, to pressurize the yellow system first which supplies hydraulic pressure to the parking brake

[@americanneopilot]

Haha! I need to create an updated video on this. Learned that you were supposed to start engine 2 first after creating this video. Though thanks for letting me know! I didn’t realize this video had explained that incorrectly.

[@randomadventures3462]

Awesome

[@americanneopilot]

Hi, thanks for commenting!

[@aleckinch1199]

Will MSFS ever improve the ATCT communication? Also wondering if there is a way to shutoff the ATCT entirely?

[@americanneopilot]

You can always go down to the pedestal using view ctrl+7, and there should be two screens on the left that say standby and active. Next to that is a white dial. Turn the dial until there is a random number in the standby box, then press the double arrow which will move that number into the active box. That should turn off the atc. (Essentially you are setting the atc coms to a frequency that doesn't exist.)

[@themonarchofsquarks6233]

first

[@americanneopilot]

lol