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Thank you :-)

aguther is the user where you find it:

Ah great - thanks Andreas :-) What is your user name for Spad snippets? Will I find your FCU/EFIS profile there? Cheers, Luke

Hello, I imagine that the MCDU will also be compatible? I hesitate to give it to myself.

Good morning I want to invest in A321-CEO. I practice my simulation in VR. I would like to know if it is compatible. thank you in advance for your answers

MSFS2020 is now at a pretty solid and good state and MSFS2024 is going to be to that level very soon The real question is are we expecting in the future an A330 with the new platform that would be pretty insane and you knowow guys why!

Well I'll be damned.

Welcome to Club 6-0-0 At the edge of the space :

This video is not about just finished famous Dakar rally, but spersonic flight from Paris CDG to Dakar Blaise Diagne airport, in less than 3 hours. But spirit of Dakar in that video exists. More details in description on YT

Yeah! And I would like to thank them all for the efforts and their great job. I mean more talented people in terms of numbers

1 there are some talented people already hard at work

I just completed my first flight with the 292 version. The way the plane handles and the immersion is just amazing! Thank you guys! At first, I hesitated to spend 80€+ for another 321 but I did it and I truly believe that this 80€ are the most well spent money in my MSFS community folder! Two things to note: 1. We need more liveries made from the community. Maybe you can reach out some talented repainters and ask them to help. 2. I need more time to enjoy this masterpiece I’m now waiting for the NEO version! Regards Christos

For the P3D version. I''ll have a look at the efb Thanks all, Tim

Yes Brad. Also a discount to our NEO project if you buy the CEO before the NEO is released.

I have a question (sorry if this was asked). If you buy the 2020 version, will that be a free upgrade when 2024 comes out?

Haven’t had time to fly enough, so I can only answer point 1. But yes, there’s a panel state save feature. Just yesterday I had a forward lav fire detector alarm go off. Really adds to the immersion.

Quite understandable

It’s not a true 60. It makes road and airport traffic more fluid but doesn’t impact on landing an aircraft where hardware inputs drop to 20 instead of my usual 30. It’s necessary on Concorde because of the dreadful performance until @Maxime Konarefffix is applied. You would hope so given it was never beta tested. The AvSim forums are still very active with issues. Anyway, each to their own.

Ray, I have P3Dv4, which is why I was annoyed FSL didn't support that for Concorde. I wasn't going to buy v5 just to fly Concorde. Other devs didn't skip sim versions like FSL do. I'm well aware of the advantages of 64bit code in terms of memory addressing. I waited for the 64bit version before switching from FSX to P3D. I'm sticking with MSFS, which is very stable, until FS24 can accommodate complex addons (the mayhem was shortlived). I only use P3D for aircraft that I can't fly in MSFS, mainly the 747-400.

Precisely, also want to thank FSL. This plane feel like the real thing. I’ve been simming for the past 20 years, flying A320 addons for the past 10 years. And here I am, reading the instruction manual because it feels like the real thing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don’t plan on using MSFS 2020 forever, even though it has brought me more joy in four years than all sims combined since FS 5.1. That said, it has been confirmed that MSFS 2020 will be supported until at least 2028 (supported with updates, the servers will probably stay online for longer). When the time comes to move on, MSFS 2024 will be in much better shape, having received multiple service packs and world updates, along with full support from all major developers. And no, this won’t take three years. I’m already transitioning to 2024, and all my IFR/VFR flights—except for tubeliners—are now done in 2024. The P3D die-hards were always vocal about 30 FPS being enough. I’m glad to see that LS has changed that perspective. What external tools cannot achieve, however, is giving P3D the lighting, texturing, and terrain upgrades that enhance immersion even more than the fluidity of 60+ FPS. Combine that with GSX, FSL, and something like BeyondATC—which injects and controls hundreds of AI aircraft—and you get a platform that is beautiful, dependable, and a joy to use. And all of that without having to edit a single text file.

Give it a try. Its free and easy to use. To use winwing profiles you only need to check beta in settings. Load any profile for ftsim.to (many aircrafts available already) - fire and forget

Have Microsoft given any indication how long the 2020 server will remain available? Unlike software installed on our own PCs which remain available for as long as the drive works, streaming software relies on their server remaining available. With 2024 now available the day may come when that server goes offline. At that point your sim stops working. P3D may feel “clunky” for some but with LS able to deliver 60fps I don’t quite follow that logic.

Yeah...I've made a so-called snipped that can be reused. It's only for the FCU and the left EFIS as I don't own the right one. But it also reflects power-state and so on. So it should give the idea how it works.

MSFS 2024 is now working pretty well for me in terms of connectivity. Besides, MSFS 2020 is still available and runs flawlessly whenever I want to fly PMDG and FSLabs aircraft. P3D had its purpose, but at this point, it feels outdated and clunky. No new aircraft are being developed for it, and existing add-ons won’t receive significant updates moving forward. While it might still make sense for some to keep using it, there’s no future for it at all. That's why I've purchased and flown the latest Concorde version just five times. With so much content available for modern sims, I’ve found a better use for my disk space. Looking forward to the MSFS release as well.