What is the Airbus? Part 1: Normal Law with a Real Airbus Pilot! ToLiss A321 X Plane 11

[@richardv8416]

A really interesting tutorial, covered with your usual clarity. It's amazing how much the normal control law does for pilots, all of which is probably taken completely for granted! :-). I'm greatly looking forward to the next installment in this series!

[@320SimPilot]

Hi Richard thanks as always for your comment and watching. Yes there is plenty that we can forget about on the airbus as hopefully we don't see it often!

[@bradharris7199]

Awesome video!! I’m transitioning from the 757/767 to the A320 series and this is the best video I’ve seen describing Normal Law. Thank you!

[@320SimPilot]

Glad it was helpful Brad!

[@JohnVanderbeck]

This is definitely why I love flying the Airbus. I know some people say you aren't a pilot anymore, just a driver, and sure I enjoy yanking and banking in something smaller (AF Vet) but at the same time it can get annoying retrimming all the time when you just want to get from A to B :)

[@Dg-zj6jo]

what a great bit of kit great info lot of work to make this vid thanks

[@320SimPilot]

You are very welcome Dg, thanks for watching!

[@chrispatton7215]

Absolutely fascinating. Your video would appear to make it kinda hard to go back to flying Boeings after getting a taste of what an Airbus can do. I just bought the Toliss A319 (The Mini Cooper of Airbuses) and can't wait to give it a try.

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you're giving the airbus a try, enjoy it!

[@HolgerTeutsch]

All your videos go onto my book shelf for A320 reference material! Thanks a lot!

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching Holger, glad you enjoyed it!

[@kevinhendon]

A great tuturial, thank you for that.

[@alippay2]

Thanks for very detailed and interesting Airbus handling overview. I am looking forward to more uploads like this. I am on the edge on getting A319 or A321, and I am very intrigued. :)

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching and commenting, I am planning several more on the flight control laws along with other tutorials and flights. If you do get the airbus, enjoy it!

[@toddrf4058]

I stumbled into this channel and it has been really enjoyable. I’m very comfortable on analog airplanes having flown them for 30+ years but I am fascinated by the Airbus and Bernard Ziegler’s design philosophy. As I watch your law tutorials I am curious about Airbus power lever settings. My thrust master has detentes. In the Airbus I suspect you use the detents to command a programmed profile and not a specific thrust or EPR, is this correct? Still working out how the thing is supposed to fly but as I learn more it becomes more intuitive. Thanks again for the effort.

[@boukimalice7909]

Great Video. I hope you will do all 4 laws. I've learned a lot from your videos. Thank you.

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching, yes the plan is to cover the other control laws soon!

[@Dg-zj6jo]

what a great sim this is the toliss is so real when your in it

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks for watching and commenting as always Dg!

[@swappy3010]

Great. This is what I wanted.

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks Swappy for watching, I'm glad this was useful!

[@infinite2246]

Could you do a tutorial on the weather radar?)

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks Infinite224 for the suggestion. I will see what I can do!

[@pavelkostrov1617]

Hi, cpt! The tutorial is awesome! I really started love the Airbus!

[@320SimPilot]

Hi Pavel, I am glad you enjoyed this one! It is a fantastic machine. Thanks for watching!

[@berniepowell2520]

Great videos, easier to watch a professional show all the theories, and tutorials, great info for s Me as I am only new to flight sim, thank you for time and effort you put in 👍🇦🇺

[@320SimPilot]

You are welcome Bernie, thanks for watching and commenting. I'm really pleased you found it useful!

[@tomv9452]

Very interesting, thanks!

[@320SimPilot]

You’re welcome!

[@Nosig86]

Nice vid! Your tutorials are great! On the toliss a319 takeoff while trying to rotate at 3deg/s there’s a noticeable decrease of rotation rate around 10deg pitch, and more aft stick is needed to pull through this. Is that also the case on the real plane?

[@320SimPilot]

Hi Nosig86 thanks for watching. This is accurate, very much so, I will explain why in a video soon!

[@thorstensauter8975]

Excellent video again! Thank you for your work. Maybe you can create a short video about the flight director and the usage?

[@320SimPilot]

My pleasure, thank you for watching! I will add that to the list :)

[@Chikyel]

Curious, I had a slight idea about it. Great video

[@320SimPilot]

Thanks as always for watching!

[@emiliano9204]

Exelent topic!!! Thanks so much

[@320SimPilot]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@Zalley]

Excellent info thanks!

[@320SimPilot]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@infinite2246]

Great videos. One tip that I’ll give you. Maybe try a live flight on vatsim. Your subscribers can join and I assure you it will strengthen the fan base🙂

[@320SimPilot]

Hi Infinite224 thanks for watching and for the suggestion! So far I have done 3 streams, they are very much experiments at this point but I plan to do more in June. The recordings are available on my channel :)

[@Dg-zj6jo]

did you read when there was a first officer who kept pulling a very slight back pressure on stick they though the aircraft was overspeeding but it was not the aircraft stalled not good there was faults with the pfds and speed tapes so like you say got be careful in both laws

[@320SimPilot]

Next video will look at alternate law and some of its risks.

[@Flightsimmovies]

Have you try fslab?

[@albertoescamilla6510]

What package is that airbus ??

[@jayvinette1004]

good evening!! Im new to Xplane 11 and the Toliss airbus A-321-200 i have a fair understanding of the dynamics and flight controls/flight rules but i have spent the last couple months, trying to learn and understands the systems. in simple terms im in need of some help!! Im willing to pay someone for their time to teach or help me with flight planning MCDU programkming and all the following !! looking forward to hearing from someone =) thanks