Publisher: JUST PLANES

Description: SAS A320 NEO

Reviewed by: Marlon Carter

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+ Cockpit filming using up to 6 cameras!

+ Flight Preparations

+ External Walkaround

+ Cockpit Set-up

+ Briefings & Checklists

+ Cockpit Presentation

+ Differences between A320neo & A320ceo

+ Departure & Arrival Airport Charts

+ Great scenery on departures, arrival and enroute.

+ Pilot Presentations

Flight Information
A/C	Reg	Flight	Route	Flt Time	Destinations
A320neo	LN-RGO	SK1817 SK1818	ARN-AGP AGP-ARN	4h05 3h54	ARN Stockholm, SWEDEN AGP Malaga, SPAIN
A320neo	LN-RGM	SK1831 SK1832	ARN-SPU SPU-ARN	2h23 2h28	ARN Stockholm, SWEDEN SPU Split, CROATIA

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Video Preview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03YuknCqdAE

HIGHLIGHTS

While SAS isn’t a new airline to be featured in a Just Planes video, the A320neo is a newcomer to the SAS fleet and the airline industry in general. Since we all love taking a look at new toys, it was a most welcome announcement when Just Planes posted that the A320neo would be featured in an upcoming video. With the A320neo being introduced into airline service back in 2016, at its core, this aircraft is still the A320 we have all come to love, but with newer and larger engines that offer up to 15% better fuel efficiency.

Throughout this program, you will have the privilege of examining the operations of the SAS A320neo on flights from Stockholm to the destinations of Malaga (Spain) and Split (Croatia). On our first flight from Stockholm to Malaga, viewers are first taken on an exterior walk-around of the aircraft which takes a closer look at the new engines of this aircraft. After a detailed inspection of the aircraft, we join the crew as they setup the MCDU and make use of the CPDLC for requesting their clearance. For those of you who enjoy some of the more technical aspects of aviation, you will also enjoy segments where the crew calculates takeoff performance using their tablets.

Other highlights from our first round trip includes engine startup procedures, diverting from a buildup of bad weather, review of departure procedures and enroute information and a short but insightful cockpit presentation.

On our second round trip to Split, our two main highlights are presentations by the Captain as she shows the viewers how he prepares for each flight and an informative presentation on the differences between the A320ceo and the A320neo. For anyone who is an avid fan of Airbus aircraft, this segment will by far be the most intriguing aspect of this video presentation. To aviation enthusiasts in general, this program offers an insightful look at the crucial role played by the pilots at SAS and it nicely showcases their friendly and professional demeanor. While it would have been nice to have more flight featured in this program, the highlights of this program were sufficiently captivating and I think every will enjoy taking a closer look at the newest workhorse of the Airbus fleet.

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Reviewed by: Marlon Carter

Avsim is delighted to introduce the newest member of our Editorial Staff , Paul Edwards. Paul's special interest is Aviation Videos, his mandate scour the web in search of the best examples .

In his own Words "After 14 years membership I'm proud to be given opportunity to give a little back to Avsim. A big thank you to CJ"

My first video recommendation on Avsim as video editor. Once a week Avsim aims to promote at least one video, focusing on reviews of flight simulator software. This video, created by flightsim481, introduces to you the Flight Factor Airbus A320 Ultimate.

Video 1

For Platform - X-Plane 10 or 11

About the airplane

The Ultimate A320 Simulation for X-Plane

The model has its own flight model and a system depth never seen before on any flight sim. The goal was to provide an experience as close to the real aircraft as possible.

Custom Flight model

· Flight developed by professional to mimic the real aircraft

· Precise aerodynamic model with unique features like transonic effects, hi speed stall etc

· Specific engine model with realistic performance and dynamics

· More than 10,000 simulated objects like computers, sensors, units, data buses, busbars, relays, etc. with its own logic and behaviour

· Simulation of data exchange in ARINC data protocol between aircraft computers with precision loss and delays

High-Definition Model

· Hi-quality and realistic interior and exterior visual model

· Hi-quality and realistic sound pack with hundreds of sounds from the real aircraft

· Hi-quality display graphics (4K panel)

· Unique rain effects

· Fast access popup panel system

· Precise aerodynamical model with unique features like transonic effects, hi speed stall etc

· Specific engine model with realistic performance and dynamics

· More than 10,000 simulated objects like computers, sensors, units, data buses, busbars, relays, etc. with its own logic and behaviour

· Simulation of data exchange in ARINC data protocol between aircraft computers with precision loss and delays.

· Realistic simulation of transition effects, self-tests and other real aircraft undocumented features

· Physically based implementation of electric, hydraulic, fuel and pneumatic systems with realistic responses and state transitions

· Precise flight management system with full profile predictions and modes of operation

· Autopilot, indistinguishable from real aircraft, with all modes, transition effects and undocumented features

X-Updater

· The model come with the X-Updater for easy update of your aircraft. The X-Updater will easily update your aircraft to the latest version without having to re-download the entire file.

About the model

What sets our models apart is system depth, which we consider to be the most important aspect of model making. The professional Boeing series is therefore licensed by Boeing and tested by real airline pilots and engineers. To stay the top model manufacturer for X-Plane we employ the best texture artists and real aeronautical engineers. We are also fortunate to receive the help from enthusiasts – sound engineers and video auditors.

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Flight Simulator X - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Avianca Airbus A320 (N684TA) by Miguel Angel Taboada
ASL Airlines Boeing 747-400 (OO-THD) by Miguel Angel Taboada

Flight Simulator 2004 - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Corendon Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX (TC-MKS) by Stefan Bree, Tenkuu Developers Studio

Prepar3D - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Curtiss Helldiver USS Hancock by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver US Navy V15 by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver USS Randolph by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver USS Leyte by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver Thai Navy by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver Italian Air Force by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver French Navy 3F-11 by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver USS Essex #207 by Jan Kees Blom
Curtiss Helldiver USS Essex #205 by Jan Kees Blom

Prepar3D - AFCAD Files
P3Dv4 Mod for Aerosoft Frankfurt-Hahn EDFH by Dmitriy Kozyrev

Flight Simulator X - AFCAD Files UUEE Sheremetyevo International Airport 2018 by Wendell Melton
Flight Simulator X - AI Aircraft Air China Airbus A350-900 by Mario Gasparella
Flight Simulator X - Flight Plans Air Mediterranean Summer 2018 Flightplans by Sotiris Stavrakis
Prepar3D - Miscellaneous Files Boeing 777-300ER for Home Cockpit Use by Richard Palmer

ORLANDO – July 19, 2018 – FlightSimExpo is pleased to announce that after a successful inaugural event in Las Vegas, the second annual community-driven flight simulation conference will land in Orlando on June 7-9, 2019.

Orlando, one of America’s most visitor-oriented and family-friendly cities, is a top event destination with a wide variety of nearby activities and attractions. The city boasts many domestic and international flight options and is also home to several civilian and military aviation simulation and training facilities.

“We are proud to have based our location on input from developers, exhibitors, attendees, and the flight simulation community,” says Phil Coyle. “In a recent Twitter poll, Orlando was voted the best location for 2019, consistent with feedback we’ve received from those who joined us in Las Vegas in 2018.”

The 2019 event venue is Renaissance Orlando, a Marriott hotel. Located next to one of Orlando’s historic theme parks, minutes from International Drive and Pointe Orlando, Renaissance Orlando offers an incredible atmosphere for the 2019 event. With great room rates, excellent on-site and nearby food options, and a focus on hospitality, organizers are excited to be working with Renaissance Orlando this year.

“When I was on site a few weeks ago, it was clear the venue is a great fit for FlightSimExpo,” says Evan Reiter, one of the conference’s co-founders. “Food is made from scratch in-house, the ballrooms are beautiful, there is a pool, arcade, and outdoor game spaces…really, it’s going to make for a fantastic event!”

In 2018 in Las Vegas, FlightSimExpo welcomed more than 1,100 attendees, along with 45 exhibitors and 21 speakers. Developers in attendance included Orbx, 1C Game Studios, FlyJSim, PILOT’S, REX Simulations, X-Plane, Aerosoft, Infinite Flight, NATCA, Navigraph, PilotEdge, ProSim, simFlight/simMarket, and many more. FlightSimExpo looks forward to hosting even more simmers and developers in 2019.

Conference registration for the June 2019 event will open in December, with Advance Registration starting at the same low price as in 2018.

FlightSimExpo encourages our attendees to stay in touch! We’re publishing video of each of the event seminars, along with interviews and stories from the 2018 event. Visit us on Facebook, Twitter, or our newly-created YouTube channel to see why you should join us in Orlando in 2019!

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About FlightSimExpo. FlightSimExpo is North America’s community-driven flight simulation conference. The first FlightSimExpo was held in 2018 at Flamingo Las Vegas Resort, drawing more than 1,100 simmers along with 45 exhibitors and over 20 speakers. The second annual event takes place at Renaissance Orlando on June 7-9, 2019. FlightSimExpo was formed by the flight simulation community and members from Boston Virtual ARTCC with years of experience in flight simulation, aviation, and event planning.

CARENADO PA31 NAVAJO FOR X-PLANE 11 has been released

Features
Specially designed engine dynamics for XP11
Support for RealityXP's GTN750* (integrated into 3D cockpit, when available).
Flight physics optimized for XP11 standards.
Ground handling adapted for XP11 ground physics.
Physically Based Rendering materials and textures throughout.
PBR materials authored with industry-standard software used by the film and gaming industries.
X-Plane GNS530 (FPS friendly)
Goodway Compatible.
Realistic behavior compared to the real airplane. Realistic weight and balance. Tested by several pilots for maximum accuracy.

*RealityXP GTN 750 is sold separately

pecial Features
Version 1.0
Only for X-Plane 11
State-of-the-art configurable FPS-friendly logic system.
Fully VR compatible
Full PBR (Superb material shines and reflections)

Included in the package
6 HD liveries
1 HD blank texture
PA31 Normal and Emergency Procedures PDF
PA31 Performance tables PDF.
PA31 Quick reference table PDF
Recommended Settings XPLANE 11 PDF.

Recommended System Requirements
Windows XP - Vista - 7 -10 or MAC OS 10.10 (or higher) or Linux
X-Plane 11
CPU: Intel Core i5 6600K at 3.5 ghz or faster.
Memory: 16-24 GB RAM or more.
Video Card: a DirectX 12-capable video card from NVIDIA, AMD or Intel with at least 4 GB VRAM (GeForce GTX 1070 or better or similar from AMD)
500MB available hard disk space

INTERNET CONNECTION is required for installing this product

Visit the CARENADO PA31 Product Page for further information.

Publisher: JUST PLANES

Description: AIR BALTIC AIRBUS A220

Format:
Download

Reviewed by: Marlon Carter

+ 1st Cockpit Film on the Airbus A220!

+ Cockpit filming using up to 6 cameras for great views!

+ Flight Preparations

+ External Walkaround

+ Cockpit Set-up

+ Briefings & Checklists

+ Departure & Arrival Airport Charts

+ Great scenery on departures, arrival and enroute.

+ Pilot Presentations

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Flight Information
A/C	Reg	Flight	Route	Flt Time	Destinations
CS300	LY-CSB	BT7719 BT7720	RIX-AYT AYT-RIX	3h04 3h03	RIX Riga, LATVIA AYT Antalya, TURKEY
CS300	LY-CSD	BT 169 BT 170	RIX-KEF KEF-RIX	3h49 3h11	RIX Riga, LATVIA KEF Keflavik, ICELAND
CS300	LY-CSB	BT 653 BT 654	RIX-LGW LGW-RIX	2h23 2h24	RIX Riga, LATVIA LGW London Gatwick, UK

Video Preview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldQt2pXbjAE

HIGHLIGHTS

Without a doubt, when an aircraft manufacturer produces a new aircraft, the aviation community is always eager to get a closer look at what this new aircraft has to offer. With the Bombardier C Series (now designated the Airbus A220) being the newest mid-sized aircraft on the market, there is no shortage of curiosity on what makes this aircraft special. Throughout this program, we will be examining the operations of the Airbus A220-300 as operated by AirBaltic to destinations such as Riga, Antalya, Keflavik and London Gatwick.

Starting off with an introduction to the crew, viewers will be able to see the preparation that takes place prior to the pilots arriving onboard the aircraft. While this segment may seem insignificant, it is perhaps one of the most important aspects of the pilots’ responsibility prior to departure. After completing their paperwork and boarding the aircraft, viewers are able to see for the first time an up-close look at the cockpit displays and the many intuitive features of this aircraft.

As far as the highlights of this program is concerned, on our first round trip to Antalya, the most significant highlight was the cockpit presentation. Throughout this presentation, you will be quite impressed by the level of advanced technology packed into this aircraft. From “virtual” electronic circuit breakers to remarkably advanced map displays, this aircraft is a wonderland to those of you who are intrigued by the technical aspects of aviation.

During other segments of this programs you will also learn more about our pilots and how they got into the world of aviation and their thoughts on the A220 after flying other types of aircraft for many years. Given the fact that this is a new aircraft, the admiration is also focused on the exterior of the aircraft. In another highlight of this program, you will be able to follow the Captain as he completes a thorough walk-around inspection of the aircraft which allows the viewers to admire the stunning engineering of this aircraft, which I personally find very appealing. The final highlight of this program worth mentioning focuses more on the overall viewing experience. For many years, Just Planes has made a tremendous effort to offer their viewers numerous perspectives through the use of multiple camera angles. This program feature up to 6 cameras and they offer unique views of the cockpit and the amazing scenery outside. At times, certain segments are replayed using different camera to offer the viewers a perspective that only the pilots can enjoy.
Ultimately, with over 4 hours of A220 content, if you knew very little about this aircraft before, I can guarantee that you will learn more than you bargained for through this program. Thanks to airlines like AirBaltic, aviation enthusiast can now witness for the first time the excitment of flying the A220 Perhaps in the future it would be nice to see a video that focuses on the Q400!

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Flight Simulator X - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications Cessna B200 King Air (VH-ZMQ) by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck (VH-CAN) by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck US Navy grey by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck USCG 1939 by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck USCG 1943 by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck USAF 10th RS by Jan Kees Blom Grumman Duck (NL5SF) by Jan Kees Blom
Flight Simulator 2004 - AI Aircraft FS2004 Yard Sale AI Collection by David Rawlins
X-Plane - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications Aruba Airlines Bombardier CRJ-200 (C-FXLH) by Stanton Martis
Prepar3D - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications Blackbox Airbus A330-200 Wamos Air EC-MJS by David Andrade

The VATSIM Board of Governors announced today that the network has exceeded 80,000 active members for the first time. An active member is any member of the VATSIM network who has connected to VATSIM at least once within the last 6 months. This means that the number of members discovering and connecting to VATSIM to enhance their flight simulation hobby is growing,

VATSIM President, Gunnar Lindahl, welcomed the news and has made a short statement.

“This shows not only that our network is going from strength to strength in terms of activity, but also that we are successfully reaching out to enthusiasts across the community who hadn’t yet found us and are now using VATSIM as that extra layer of realism to their flying, which is great news. As always, praise must go to the hundreds of volunteers across VATSIM who not only fly and control, but put in huge numbers of hours in making our hobby bigger and better.

But as a Board and a network we are not complacent: we know the membership as a whole have an urgent wish-list, particularly on the technology side. It’s fair to say that we have been too slow to respond to changing technology in the past, but we’re excited to accept this challenge as our #1 priority and having seen first-hand some of the work that is ongoing, I’m excited for the future of VATSIM. I’m looking forward to the team sharing more news, including specifics, with the community very soon.”

Our plan to modernise VATSIM and to make the network fit for the future include releasing a new voice codec, but will also deliver other significant improvements to the member experience. In April we finally welcomed a fully staffed Board for the first time in years, including the crucial technical positions, and since then we’ve recruited a large number of volunteers from the developer community to collaborate on these projects. To prepare us for this, we’ve already significantly loosened up the Non-Disclosure Agreement which has been seen as too restrictive in the past and we’re excited to make this a community-led effort, co-ordinated by our VP Technical Development, Zach Biesse-Fitton. Once they are in a position to do so, Zach and the team will be sharing periodic updates on their work and will no doubt be canvassing for further input from the community.

Finally, the Board of Governors would like to take this opportunity to thank every member of VATSIM for their continued support and contributions to the network. VATSIM could not exist without you!

VATSIM stands for Virtual Air Traffic Simulation Network. VATSIM hosts an online “world” which allows flight simulation enthusiasts to connect their simulator at home to fly with thousands of others in real time, simulating real air traffic procedures. The beauty of it is that VATSIM also has virtual air traffic controllers who are trained to guide you to your destination. It really is as real as it gets. Best of all, it is completely free. VATSIM has over 80,000 active members all across the world.

Flight Simulator X - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Passaredo Airbus A310-300 (PP-PSE) by Jonathan Alba Ferreira
Japan Airlines Boeing 787-8 by Lee Grant

Prepar3D - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Avianca Brasil Airbus A319 (PR-AVC) by Gustavo Aguiar
QantasLink "Old Colours " Boeing 717-231 (VH-NXL) by Alex Farmer
Alaska Airlines '1990's' McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (N972AS) by Brian Thibodeaux
Alaska Airlines '2016' McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (N933AS) by Brian Thibodeaux

Prepar3D - AI Aircraft
Air Belgium Airbus A340-300 by Joel Branchu

Flight Simulator X - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Onur Air Airbus A321-200 by Christian Muenier
Onur Air Airbus A320-200 by Christian Muenier
Alitalia Airbus A319 (EI-IMT) by Miguel Angel Taboada
Adria Airways Airbus A319 (S5-AAX) by Miguel Angel Taboada
Acropolis Aviation Airbus A319 (G-NOAH) by Miguel Angel Taboada

Flight Simulator X - Scenery
KMEM v. 1.0 (Memphis International Airport) by Louis Chader

Flight Simulator 2004 - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
National Airlines Boeing 727-235 (N4735) by Danny Cummings

Prepar3D - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Saudia Boeing 777-3FG-ER (HZ-AK34) by Y-Patrice Dutillieu // CAVOK REPAINT

Prepar3D - AI Aircraft
TUI.COM Airbus A320-Fleet Pack by Joel Branchu

Prepar3D - Miscellaneous Files
Aerosoft Malaga X SODE/GSX fix by Joseph DePaola

The Traffic Global developers have been hard at work updating the Early Access edition of our new AI traffic add-on for FSX and P3D, following all the feedback and helpful suggestions from buyers via the Early Access forum. The latest update (v1.1.0.6) was released recently and as well as numerous fixes and tweaks, provides over 50 new liveries and almost 4,000 additional flight plans, a library of GA flight plans using a combination of custom and default aircraft, enhanced performance of aircraft during landing and take-off and improved aircraft behaviour at gates, with better jetway connections and parking information.

Spotty – 'Spotty' the virtual plane spotter from earlier versions of Traffic has also been reintroduced by popular demand!

The Early Access Edition of Traffic Global is on sale now for £27.99 / €34.95 / $41.99 and a discounted price of £24.99 / €31.20 / $37.49 is available for eligible owners of Traffic 360 - see here for details. (The final release version of Traffic Global - after the Early Access period has ended - will be priced at £34.99 / €43.95 / $52.99.)

Full details here: https://www.justflight.com/product/traffic-global

Buyers of the Early Access version will not have to make any further payment and will receive all interim updates to the program, the final version of Traffic Global when it is released and, of course, all future updates to the software.

Development work continues on the Early Access version and you can look out for further updates soon

ENDS

Flight Simulator X - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
Aerobell Airlines Cessna C208B Grand Caravan V2.5 by Leonardo Corrales
Small Planet Airbus A320 (SP-HAC) by Miguel Angel Taboada
Eurowings Airbus A319 (OE-LYX) by Miguel Angel Taboada
Japan Airlines Boeing 787-9 (JA874J) by Gustavo Aguiar
Japan Airlines Boeing 787-8 (JA845J) by Gustavo Aguiar

Flight Simulator X - Scenery
Sea Breakers for ORBX Shetland (Scotland) by john watts

Flight Simulator 2004 - Aircraft Repaints, Textures and Modifications
SATA Internacional Boeing 737-4Y0 (CS-TGW) by Antonio Santa Clara
EuroAtlantic Airways Boeing 767-383-ER (CS-TLO) by Antonio Santa Clara

France VFR presents the second volume of their Regional Airport collection for X-Plane .

This collection for X-Plane 11.x already exists for FSX and P3D but is now re-build for X-Plane. It is not only an update for X-Plane, but most of the components have been re-created for an optimized rendering under XP, specially the night environment !

The scenery represents the Montpellier Mediterranian regional airport located in the southern part of France, and includes the airport area and its environment. The platform has been perfectly blended into XP standard landscape for a very realistic integration.

Specifications :
• Montpellier Mediterranee airport (LFMT) extremely detailed with its environment
• High definition ground texture (25cm) for all the area
• Very detailed and realistic night environment
• Numerous 3D specific 3D objects and ground animations
• SIA - VAC - IAC - ARRDEP charts provided

More informations and screenshots visit the France VFR Website

JUST PLANES SAS A320 NEO Review

Sunday

Video Review Flight Factor Airbus A320

About the airplane

The Ultimate A320 Simulation for X-Plane

About the model

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

FLIGHTSIMEXPO ANNOUNCES DATES AND ORLANDO LOCATION FOR 2019

CARENADO PA31 NAVAJO FOR X-PLANE

Friday

AIR BALTIC AIRBUS A220

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

VATSIM Achieves Membership Milestone

Tuesday

Wednesday

Traffic Global Early Access Update

Thursday

LFMT - Montpellier Mediterranian For X-Plane