aircraft:airbus_a320
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aircraft:airbus_a320 [2019/07/01 10:26] – [A320 MCDU Tutorial] jh | aircraft:airbus_a320 [2019/07/01 10:40] – [V Speeds and Ranges] jh | ||
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We just experienced how easy it can be to fly an airliner with all the automation helping us. But we sort of skipped the whole procedures for setting up a flight plan with the on-board computers (MCDU), preparing the aircraft for takeoff and all the checklists and the powerful auto-flight (autopilot+auto-thrust) system. | We just experienced how easy it can be to fly an airliner with all the automation helping us. But we sort of skipped the whole procedures for setting up a flight plan with the on-board computers (MCDU), preparing the aircraft for takeoff and all the checklists and the powerful auto-flight (autopilot+auto-thrust) system. | ||
- | ==== A320 Autopilot | + | ==== A320 Autopilot |
The Airbus A320 autopilot in the Aerofly FS 2 is an realistic simulation of the real world autopilot. Therefor you can also refer to A320 autopilot videos, other descriptions or tutorials or the flight crew operating manual (FCOM) if you need to. We're going to provide an overview of what the autopilot buttons do. | The Airbus A320 autopilot in the Aerofly FS 2 is an realistic simulation of the real world autopilot. Therefor you can also refer to A320 autopilot videos, other descriptions or tutorials or the flight crew operating manual (FCOM) if you need to. We're going to provide an overview of what the autopilot buttons do. | ||
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- | ==== A320 MCDU Tutorial | + | ==== A320 MCDU Introduction |
The Multipurpose Control and Display Unit (MCDU) is the interface to the flight management computer, which computes the flight plan. In this tutorial we're going to setup a flight plan from Sacramento Intl. (KSMF) to San Francisco Intl. (KSFO) similar to the beginner tutorial above. But this time we're only going to use the cockpit interfaces and not the simulator' | The Multipurpose Control and Display Unit (MCDU) is the interface to the flight management computer, which computes the flight plan. In this tutorial we're going to setup a flight plan from Sacramento Intl. (KSMF) to San Francisco Intl. (KSFO) similar to the beginner tutorial above. But this time we're only going to use the cockpit interfaces and not the simulator' | ||
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On the progress page you can also check a bearing or distance of any waypoint, airport, vor, adf or even individual runway thresholds. For our tutorial type '' | On the progress page you can also check a bearing or distance of any waypoint, airport, vor, adf or even individual runway thresholds. For our tutorial type '' | ||
- | ==== A320 EFIS Control Panel ==== | ||
- | === Range === | + | ---- |
- | === Mode === | + | |
- | === Raw Data === | + | |
- | === Pressure Setting === | + | ===== V-Speeds and Ranges ===== |
- | ===== V Speeds and Ranges ===== | + | |
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**Speed Limits** | **Speed Limits** |
aircraft/airbus_a320.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/08 20:57 by jh