7.7.2022
MSFS

Fenix Sim Plans a New Update for Their A320

Fenix Sim shared some information about their upcoming update for their Airbus A320 for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Read more here.

Lead developer Aamir today shared some information about the upcoming update for the well-known Fenix Sim A320. The post was shared through the Fenix Sim Discord server.

Aamir says that this is a brief update of what is going on backstage of this wonderful add-on. He didn’t go into much detail, but he focused more on the things that are important for a wider range of users.

First of all, Aamir talked about VNAV, which currently is completely rebuilt from scratch. There is a much more accurate set of algorithms. Even though the developer team created this new logic in a fairly short time, it performs well, according to Aamir. This new VNAV is now in its testing stage.

Read also: FSDreamTeam Updates GSX to Version 3.5

Speaking of the flight model, Fenix Sim focused on the logic of flap lift/drag area, to provide better and more realistic results when slowing the plane down. All of the flight surface areas were reviewed and worked on, to create a better experience.

Furthermore, there are improvements in the aircraft sounds, which are edited from the customer’s feedback. The rotation and immediate post-rotation were also reviewed and adjusted, as well as 50 and over system bugs, crashes and errors. Lastly, this new update will come with VR improvements and visual bug fixes found around the aeroplane.

If you’d like to learn more about Fenix Sim, you can read our initial thoughts about this great add-on. You can get the Fenix Sim A320 through the Fenix Sim page for approximately €59.09.

Read also: CSS 737-500 Released for MSFS 2020

Feel free to join our Discord server to share your feedback on the article, screenshots from your flights or just chat with the rest of the team and the community. Click here to join the server.

Read more about...

Comment section

We encourage you to share your thoughts and opinions respectfully, engaging in constructive discussions related to the news article, asking questions, and providing insights that contribute to a meaningful exchange of ideas. However, it is important to maintain a positive and respectful environment, so please do not post offensive, derogatory, or hateful language that targets any individual or group.

Related posts

Can flight sim get you arrested?

Check out the latest Simcident Report!

This article was brought to you by:

Mr. Publisher badgeCaptain badge5 Years in the team badgeTeacher badgeReviewer badgeMr. Popular badgeCollector badgeRocketman badge