How to Radar Vector Yourself! Real Airbus Pilot ToLiss A321 Tutorial

[@jasonmeade6947]

By far the best vectoring tutorial for airliners I've seen. Outstanding!

[@What_If_We_Tried]

320 SP: Yes, I would love to see videos about flying procedures. * I have always flown VFR in GA aircraft in flight sims, as I never knew the proper techniques for tube liners, and would love to become proficient. You'd probably be a super IP as well. Thanks so much for creating this YT content.

[@tangodelta7636]

Thanks for the lesson in this video. I was trying to do the PTH1G approach from the north to ILS RW24 at EGPH and really didn't know how to get to the track after the last waypoint, now I do!

[@320SimPilot]

You are welcome, I am glad it was helpful!

[@richardv8416]

A fantastic video, many thanks! With your usual clarity, you've demystified this topic! Looking forward to your next one...

[@320SimPilot]

Glad it proved useful! Thanks as ever for watching Richard.

[@tomstravels520]

Heathrow airport seems to be one of the biggest airports where pilots seem to always be radar vectored to final as the STAR’s all end at 1 of 4 VOR’s

[@Chikyel]

An other master class, , still practicing the VOR NAV/FPA here. I never really understanded it until you video. I am very grateful.

[@320SimPilot]

I’m very pleased it helped! Using FPA on approach is no easy task! Thanks for watching and your kind words.

[@fredrikgoransson9461]

Thanks for the speed / distance rules Cpt! Really helpful! Please keep the tips and trix videos coming :) Keep up the good work Cpt!

[@320SimPilot]

You are very welcome, thanks for watching and there are plenty more videos to come!

[@evau.alfredhummer7305]

Many thanks for this lesson and your efforts to join your expertise with us. Really liked your rules of thumb with distance and speed at the final approach

[@320SimPilot]

Glad it was useful, thanks as always for watching!

[@flukey8682]

Great video. Its brilliant to watch and learn, many thanks for sharing your time and knowledge with us

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you are enjoying them!

[@captkay5330]

Thanks much for the amazing lesson Capt.

[@320SimPilot]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching Capt!

[@captkay5330]

@@320SimPilot Yeah, glad to see you are apart of our Community and apart of the SimWings support project🙂

[@frspottingaviation5208]

I really been wanting to learn about Vectors.Thanks 320 Sim Pilot.

[@320SimPilot]

Any time! Thanks for watching!

[@fartskull27]

Great content. keep it coming Capt

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks! Will do!

[@CaptSyedAwais]

Yes more procedural flights too ... thank you very much

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching, I will see what I can do!

[@trippedCB]

Many thanks for another great video tutorial. I've learnt quite a few tips and not just about vectoring. I understand the use of the DIR to function to keep the next waypoint ahead of you, however is there any benefit from using FIX INFO function to draw a radial from the FAF/FAP/Threshold to act as the extended centreline or use it to draw range rings.

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching and subscribing! Great question, yes that can be useful and I will be including some more details about that in a video soon!

[@smoothflying]

I´ve learned so much in your videos! Keep it up!

[@320SimPilot]

Will do! Thanks for watching and subscribing, plenty more videos to come!

[@wong2230]

Great video.

[@mertcancaglyan7100]

Could you please write down what cloud addon/plugin/script u were using while recording this video? You’re a great tutor by the way and I do appreciate so much the content that you share with us, thanks to you I’ve learned how to use FMC in an Airbus as a person who has been flying B737 all the time before!

[@320SimPilot]

Great to hear, thank you so much! I use completely default XP11 clouds! I've always found them to be pretty good.

[@davidhenderson9073]

wonderful videos ,do you have an opinion on FENIX or TOLISS

[@pavelkostrov1617]

Thanks, cpt. As usual simply and understandable. Could you somehow show how to input new wpt which is not in navdata? In real life and in Toliss. Coordinates, beam and distance, cross of two beams (or cross beam and circle radius from fix info page). Actually I am practicing at Samos circle to land approach in Greece. I can make crossing circle radius distance and radials, but it is not a wpt. A cant make vertical and speed restrictions there. Just for another stream or tutorial video.

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks as usual for watching, I will add those requests to the list!

[@tomstravels520]

In terms of workload is there much of a difference between an RNAV and an RNP approach? RNP approaches seem to be the same but have curves in the approach where as RNAV is just straight line point to point

[@320SimPilot]

Hi thanks for watching! These two things are slightly different and it is a bit of a complicated answer. I will do some Q&A videos soon and discuss this in them.

[@davidvail1299]

@@320SimPilot When you include this in your Q&A, would you please include some specific comments about the different RNAV labels for the same approach runway. Common examples: I've seen RNAV Z, RNAV Y, RNAV (GPS), RNAV (RNP). Do they contain meaningful differences that need to be considered?

[@emiliano9204]

Thanks soso much! For sharing ustudy level info! Flysimmers love ir :), wa can have a Funny time in a deepest level

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching!

[@frspottingaviation5208]

Hopefully maybe one day , you can do a follow alone tutorial, so we can follow your instructions.

[@320SimPilot]

This could become an idea in the future! Thanks for watching

[@Wingineer]

Do you ever use fix rings to set 10 and 5 Nm from threshold?

[@320SimPilot]

Yes if it will be useful! For example on a visual approach or maybe circling

[@henrikolsen5]

Do you have good tips on the a32nx that doesn't have the "radial in" working? What I currently do is draw a reciprocal final line as a 'fix' instead, but it doesn't seem quite as smart regarding offset distance etc which isn't shown like you have here, as I recall it.

[@frspottingaviation5208]

Do you have a miss approach tutorial.I got lucky to get back to the airport, I guess I use common sense, lol. I was a PPL loooooong time ago.

[@320SimPilot]

For now all I have is this video about the Go Around: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3aYm5VjjcyLgrc However I am planning a new video on the missed approach procedure after the go around manoeuvre! Thanks for watching as always!