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Posted at: 18-01-2019 10:01:03
XPlane 11.26 & JAR Design A320 Getting thrown around landing in Sweden. 30+knots. Recently learned that in those extremes a flaps 3 and higher aproach sppeed would have been better. Even the autopilot was taking a hammering in the wind https://youtu.be/3EeVoN-9DbA
-MattyP79 X-Plane 11
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Matt Glover Senior Training Captain
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Posted at: 18-01-2019 10:11:06
should have gone around Last updated by Matt on 18-01-2019 12:09:40.
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Posted at: 18-01-2019 11:57:52
should have gone around too, what a crazy wind up there |
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Mark Grant Administrator Training Captain  Total Posts: 113 |
Posted at: 18-01-2019 14:46:18
Happy days i love the challenging approaches.
Thanks for sharing the video! Many Thanks, Mark.
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Barry Ford Moderator Senior Training Captain  Total Posts: 10 |
Posted at: 19-01-2019 14:37:09
Had a couple real world approaches like that,its normally the roar engines,pushed back into your seat & upwards.All the fun of flying
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Also practice staying on the taxi lines :0
