I've never flown airbus, Boeing only, the airbus FMGC is apparently more advanced and has very nice features however Boeing FMCs are way more intuitive to preflight as each next step is prompted on key 6R and far less data and page changes are required.
100% agree. The Airbus MCDU is very easy to use and it helps you a lot while typing in all of your data. And yes the Boeing one is very user freindly. You can just jump from step to step :)
On the newer standard of MCDU, the gross weight will not appear on the lower ECAM until first Engine start. You can check the gross weight prior to push-back on the FUEL PRED page. Regards.....
Nii P. Yeah, actually I agree with you. It is the lack of practice what makes it a bit tedious. But if you know your DIFSRIPP and your HAT everything flows like a river.
then you should watch a tutorial for your specific flight sim plane. People coming here either want to become a pilot or want the flight sim (!) as real as it gets - like me.
Hey man, huge thanks for that informative video, now that gives me an idea of how to properly program the MCDU once i start my sim training.
Thank you, this should help me learn the FMGC for the FSLabs 320.
Thank you very much for this video.
so helpful! thanks a lot!
It is clear and concise.
And now i can lift ma Aerosoft Airbus well -- actually a great video :)
More please! Thanks!
Thank you sir very clear
I normally use the inverted U to fill out pages,.
If you listen to the ATIS format that’s how it is arranged
Thanks for sharing for a Boeing pilot, interested!
Thank you
Welcome!
just set my first flight plan in flight from scratch simulator using this .It doesn't let you do everything but the first few mins definitely happened
It's need lot of studie! Thanks.
where did you get that mcdu and dose it interface with x-plane 11?
if i want to use x-life do i have to firstly setup mcdu in ff a320
Did this in FS 2020
What a busy little box. I’m certainly going to miss the Boeing’s ability to uplink winds.
And route, and flight number, and temps etc etc etc
I've never flown airbus, Boeing only, the airbus FMGC is apparently more advanced and has very nice features however Boeing FMCs are way more intuitive to preflight as each next step is prompted on key 6R and far less data and page changes are required.
100% agree. The Airbus MCDU is very easy to use and it helps you a lot while typing in all of your data.
And yes the Boeing one is very user freindly. You can just jump from step to step :)
Do you use floppy disks to update the nav database? Or flash disks?
Hello, What is all required to get a gross weight on lower ecam?
On the newer standard of MCDU, the gross weight will not appear on the lower ECAM until first Engine start. You can check the gross weight prior to push-back on the FUEL PRED page. Regards.....
Good tutorial but I wish more information about data. For examle what means the 3 weather data....
How twisty and confusing is the A320’s MCDU, I’ve been told other aircraft have a more user friendly and straightforward FMC.
Bu that's wrong, as reported by many pilots.
Nii P. Yeah, actually I agree with you. It is the lack of practice what makes it a bit tedious. But if you know your DIFSRIPP and your HAT everything flows like a river.
then again airbus does a lot automatically that boeing's doesn't. flight phases for example
@@jemand8462 such as what?
i guess you are downloading from Simbrief as fms file, right?
Hi Eric, this is an actual aircraft MCDU so it is using a normal database. Regards....
What means FMGC
You've done very well Bro but how do you enter the licence number and activate it please?
Thanks for the query. This is an actual aircraft MCDU so it doesn't require a licence number. Regards...
This is NOT the CDU of FS Labs! Looks more like the Entertainment version from Aerosoft.
g7usl this is the real cdu of an airbus a320....
lol, you think fslab is more real than a real cdu :D
what if the wind changes 😂
Way too complicated for me. All I want to do is flight sim. I am not trying to be a real pilot.
then you should watch a tutorial for your specific flight sim plane. People coming here either want to become a pilot or want the flight sim (!) as real as it gets - like me.