Re-Creating my Real World Training | REAL Airbus Captain | Fenix A320 |

[@andreasfrank2978]

To have heritage liveries should be really a must for each airline ♥️

[@benbeaver1824]

Pretty cool video! I'm a fueler at BOS and I fuel spirit all the time. I've fueled N602NK but not in the old livery in the video

[@shanebadal305]

I have the same issue with the Fenix, flare logic is not good. It's not your hardware. Then it floats for way too much.

[@Citizen1009]

Do you have any graphics improvements?

[@Thrust-Set-Simulations]

What actually failed to give you all those MEL’s, something in the hydraulic system?

[@CJeffers]

Hey captain. Please share your graphics settings and pc specs. I have an AMD set up and would like to get mine running that silky. Thanks!

[@matthewchido8450]

If you type !specs in his stream chat it tells you. But idk abt graphics settings

[@tgmjrtgmjr8221]

Fenix does not perform the engine simulation. Prosim does.

[@AviationFunny]

No. Fenix built their own engine simulation.

[@tgmjrtgmjr8221]

Prosim make professional training sims. Fenix made a deal to use their code for the systems of their A320, so that’s the main reason why you have to have the Fenix app running in the background as it’s running the Prosim code to make it work. It’s also the reason the Fenix is so accurate and why Fenix basically came out of nowhere so quickly with such a realistic and complex aircraft. It’s also the reason unfortunately that there is no support for hardware integration for cockpit builders and maybe the reason why we have no MCDU web server support, that is like the EFB can be displayed over your local network to a real tablet through its browser, they could have done the same for the MCDU but I fear that may never come to the Fenix because of the licensing agreement with Prosim, as they don’t want people making cockpits with their code as it potentially cuts into their sales.​@@AviationFunny

[@Citizen1009]

Do you have any graphics improvements?