My first Vatsim Attempt MSFS Fenix A319

[@Itswelshy86]

You done awesome mate, my advice is take your time. Have a pen and pad, write down the instructions in short hand. Repeat, repeat, repeat flights. With experience and exposure the nerves will calm. You done great 👍 if you need someone to fly along and mentor drop me a message 👍

[@Myself-sv3tp]

Nice video👍 I’m looking forward to getting into vatsim and this helps me to test the waters and stop being scared!

[@crispeay]

Thanks, exactly why I done the videos including the bad ones with tons of mistakes. Found majority of the videos on here were all a bit too perfect 😀 Good luck!

[@ikbenspeedy]

Don't get addicted to vatsim now :) nice video, thanks for sharing

[@crispeay]

😂 thanks I think it's started, just putting together the next video. Going to try and make it a series as I'm quite limited with time to get on and fly at the moment!

[@barrymiddleton6997]

Well done on your first vatsim flight matey , thanks for the content keep um coming , the immersion is so addictive 👍✈️

[@crispeay]

Thanks, Barry. appreciate it!

[@louiehatch6239]

Great video mate. I’ve had plenty of people, when I have been on as Approach,that have been the network years and still can’t get a clearance right.

[@crispeay]

Thanks! Still got a long way to go but excited for when I get time to do a few more. Just putting another video together where we had ground/tower and London control. That was stressful 😂

[@scottydk1982]

hey mate , nice vid. Which mod is that for the crew check etc ?

[@crispeay]

Thanks, what the part where cabin crew confirm on the radio, that's just integrated into the fenix aircraft. If you mean the ground crew with pushback that is all GSX 👍

[@swerv222]

Great video! But honestly would recommend you study more before just hopping on the network.

[@crispeay]

Thanks, but I've been studying for the last year. I just struggle with nerves more than anything. The nerves make my mind go blank Got to a stage where I thought no practice like doing it after observing for an hour. Plus, now I've done a couple of flights. I've realised not many people are perfect.

[@swerv222]

@@crispeay Ah I see. Well great vid man!

[@FTStratLP]

​@@crispeay Nothing better than learning by doing.

[@Thoddy398]

@@crispeayAnd that is absolutely ok and happens to every beginner. Even after years my heart is bumping, especially with long instructions and readback. Well done!