Raw Data ILS Approach Tutorial | Airbus A320

Hello everyone, my name is George, I am a flight simmer for some years now and today I want to show you how to perform a RAW DATA ILS APPROACH "as closely as in the real Airbus A320".
🤓 My English is not the best so some mistakes can be expected:) I really tried to explain as well as I could but if you have any questions please don't hesitate to write them in the comments section. Thank you and enjoy! ✈️
❗ After the 100' callout the "Glideslope" warning can be heard. This is a really annoying bug in MSFS. A good practice is to cross the piano tiles at 50' above and try to aim for the touchdown zone marking. If you do that, you should achieve a nice landing.❗
⚠️!!! FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION PURPOSES ONLY !!!⚠️
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[@flywithgeo1]

⚠Please check the description of this video!⚠ And also, if you want a better understanding of a RAW DATA ILS APPROACH I really recommend to you this video: ruclips.net/video/QydWeW81Bxc/видео.html&ab_channel=A320DescentEnergyManagement

[@tenergy2igor]

Your video has a no real plane! Its ARCADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read QRH a320! In REAL ,,With slope angle within -2.5 ° and -3.15 °." If slope angle not standard, that necessary permit and certificates for pilots!

[@mihneabalan1791]

Very detailed tutorial! Thanks man!

[@davidcor3426]

Very professional and very well explained! Just like being in the real cockpit with an experienced pilot! Keep up the good work!✈️

[@flywithgeo1]

Thanks, David! That really means a lot!🤝🏼

[@tenergy2igor]

Its FAIL/ ILS > 3 degrees

[@flywithgeo1]

Hi! Can you be more specific?