Flight Sim Mastery Series: Holding in the Airbus | Real Airbus Pilot | Fenix A320

Flight Sim Mastery Series: Holding in the Airbus | Real Airbus Pilot | Fenix A320 | MSFS

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16 күн бұрын

A tutorial video on holding in the Airbus including setup and the various factors to take into account. Video made using the Fenix A320 inside Microsoft Flight Simulator
As a real world pilot for a major European airline flying the Airbus, I decided to explore the simulation of airliners in MSFS. I hope you find my insights useful and that they provide a unique perspective to enhance your simulation experience. Your thoughts and comments are greatly appreciated!
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@Angatsingh380 13 күн бұрын

Awesome video man 👍

@AirbusCockpitCoach 13 күн бұрын

Thank you! 👍

@DNModels 15 күн бұрын

It would be interesting to explain thoroughly the logic that Airbus uses for its autopilot action once you exit the hold. Or when you reach end of fl plan.

@AirbusCockpitCoach 15 күн бұрын

Hello, I'm sure I can get a video which covers that off but in brief the aircraft will continue flying at the last set altitude and the last heading or track that was active. If in Nav at the end of the flight plan the aircraft will switch to current heading. For speed management the aircraft will keep the last set speed, cost index speed or Mach number depending which one was in use at the end of plan. This logic is designed to keep the aircraft in stable flight whilst the crew address the situation. On leaving a hold it is a Nav switch to current HDG that occurs if there is a route discontinuity.

@lovelife1774 4 күн бұрын

Dont quit understand who called for the green dot The computer know yu setup a hold and then it decided and reduces it to that speed or did you put it in or did you take speed off out of managed

@AirbusCockpitCoach 2 күн бұрын

Hello, with managed speed engaged the aircraft will target green dot on entering the hold automatically. The aircraft will also target green dot speed with the approach phase activated in managed speed when you have the flaps at 0.