Four Ways To Practice Your Landings In Microsoft Flight Simulator
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- There are a few different ways to get landing practice in Flight Simulator 2020. In this video, I'll share with you a few game modes that you can use to focus only on landing.
0:00 Intro
0:29 Traffic Pattern Landings
1:08 Landing Challenges
2:33 Slew Mode Landings
4:51 Final Approach Mode
#flightsimulator #msfs2020 #fs2020 - Hry
You speek slowly enough to understand.
Very good
What a great video! Just what if been looking for to practice landings. And finally a clear explanation of what slew was about. I've watched a lot of tutorials and none of them mentioned these things. Your videos are terrific. Every beginner should watch them. They're easily the best beginner flight sim videos on CZcams. Thank you!
I'm fairly new to flight sims, just starting to practice landings, and this video has exactly the info I needed. I've found other vids on landing technique, but none that talked about getting into position like this. Thanks so much.
Don't forget all the free flight lessons in the sim itself😅
Thanks for sharing this info on MSFS, which otherwise seems difficult to know about.
Also, excellent presentation of the info ... well prepared and well delivered video, not "off the cuff" as so many videos are.
Thanks! I put in a lot of work to prepare my tutorials this way; I always appreciate hearing when someone gets some value from it :)
Super vidéo... comme toujours... merci
Merci Richard. I’m impressed you picked up on the accent ;)
Thank you for making this very informative video. I just discovered your channel and find your videos to be quite helpful.
Glad I could be of help, don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!
Terrific video, very helpful, thank you.
Interesting. Thank you
Very helpful videos.
Very useful!
Glad to hear that!
The thing with your practice method is that you are placing yourself in a position where you already have the airport in front, at a manageable altitude with no high speed. It's not difficult to land in that way. The real issue is when you are coming from an actual flight, and you see the airport ahead. In most cases you need to turn the plane to the right or left when still flying and you have to deal with many things at the same time: altitude, speed, and the most difficult one, maneuvering the plane to place it right on front of the landing track. That is what makes it difficult. I initially thought that the flying crew from the airport were going to give some directions/instructions but they don't... so you really don't know what to do. It's very difficult to land the plane. It's like you have to do a lot of mental guess and calculations to barely guess when to start doing all these maneuverings. It has me puzzled to this day. I'm very new to the game but I am having a lot of issues with that part.
Yes, this was meant more as a how-to-practice-landing, not arriving at the airport. That’s a great idea for a further video, I’ll add it to my list!
@@FlightSimSchool have you done this video? I also have the same problem. A tutorial for approach techniques would be great
@@mohamadezzeddine3957 yes I did! Here are two : czcams.com/video/EwaF37CcjBQ/video.html and czcams.com/video/zbLOirNkG1k/video.html
The landing challenges use different planes, so you need to familiarise yourself with different planes.
Good point, I should have mentioned that
@@FlightSimSchool you did
Hahah it’s been awhile since I watched it ;)
@@FlightSimSchool I forgot
merci pour les trucs je vient de st-jean-sur-richelieu alors j'aime bien voler dans ses aeroports
With the final approach mode, the plane keeps calling out "don't sink" during the landing. Is there a way to change that? Tried with a Cessna 172
It might do that if you have the throttle in far enough and you’re descending or you don’t have the flaps out; it can get confused and think you’re taking off in those circumstances and tell you to ‘not sink’.
Any way to change the distance without using slew mode?
Yes, you can click on the map to add a custom waypoint, at which point you can choose 'set as departure'. It puts your plane at an altitude of 5000 feet, so you'll want to be far from the end of the runway!