Hello to all, can anyone share information on how to create extended centerline on the airbuses for a manual vectoring for an approach. I know on the boeing its quite simple by using the fix page. But on the airbus its a bit complex. Any information at all given would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
Extended Centerline
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Hello to all, can anyone share information on how to create extended centerline on the airbuses for a manual vectoring for an approach. I know on the boeing its quite simple by using the fix page. But on the airbus its a bit complex. Any information at all given would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
Explained without many words 👍
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However, I think something's wrong. When I enter the course, the green line should point toward the airport, not the opposite course away from the airport. I'm not sure.
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Vielleicht äusern sich die Entwickler dazu glaube es wurde bis jetzt noch nicht als Fehler gemeldet. Kann auch sein das es so korrekt ist 🤷
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That's the difference between a radial (outbound) and a direction to (inbound)...
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Yeah, i think it's a bug. Because it's the same on the Boeing Aircrafts. When you extend the centerline on the runway track. It gives you the opposite instead.
I think it was correct in earlier versions but I can't remember exactly.
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I think it was correct in earlier versions but I can't remember exactly.
Ýeah, You're right because on the earlier versions it gives you the line on the runway track. But i guess Jet-Pack could elaborate more on that
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That's the difference between a radial (outbound) and a direction to (inbound)...
That means, for example, that the green line on runway RW26 points in the opposite direction? I don't quite understand that. Basically the direction in which I might have to take off?
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I always thought the green line was supposed to give me the direction to the runway independent of the flight plan navigation. I hope you understand what I mean.
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I always thought the green line was supposed to give me the direction to the runway independent of the flight plan navigation. I hope you understand what I mean.
Yeah, i hope Aerofly can work it out
