A320 Home Cockpit | MSFS Madeira to Gatwick | Departure + Arrival | Fenix A320 | VatSim
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Hello all and welcome onboard another flight video.
Today we join the return of this mornings easyJet service from Gatwick.
The airport at Madeira is a fun one with the curved approach. I will probably upload an arrival video at a later date as the approach was flown slightly unstable - but hey it’s a game so it’s just a bit of fun.
Disclaimer time - all procedures are for simulation only. I am also not specially trained for Madeira with my company.
I hope you enjoy this video.
Madeira scenery is the freeware LPMA Madeira scenery from FlightSim TO.
Gatwick scenery is the freeware EGKK Gatwick scenery by MKVY on FlightSim TO.
The aircraft being used with the home cockpit is the Fenix A320, easyJet G-EJCE livery.
Online ATC and traffic provided by VatSim.
Plus many other addons running.
Sit back relax and enjoy the flight!
If you can leave a like, comment and sub it really helps the channel.
I look forward to seeing you all onboard the next one!
Cheers,
My320Sim
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Awesome video! Im learning just by watching. So much I dont know yet. Thanks for uploading👍
@@NoNameUK Thank you! I’m glad it helps you to learn. If there are specific tutorials you may be interested in then let me know - I’m always looking for content suggestions! :)
@@My320Sim Tutorials are a big thing on YT. There are soo many tutorials that my mind often gets lost. My weakest point has always been flight planning with the mcdu. Any tutorials on the MCDU will be gratefully received👍
@@NoNameUK thank you for this. I will look at making an MCDU tutorial. I can cover it the way I was taught in the type rating so hopefully that will be helpful for everyone. I can cover pre flight and also the pre landing MCDU setup. Thank you for the suggestion!
Nice Video. What type of Buttons did you used for the Overhead and the Autobrakes etc? And how did u replicate the Radio?
@@_nz.aviation hello, the radio is an OpenCockpits unit via USB and the buttons are just cheap 16mm LED pushbuttons in various colours (mostly white) and then I put lettering stickers on them to spell words like off, then paint the whole cover black (including the text) then once dry, peel off the text stickers and then when illuminated the button lights with the word
Okay thank u