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Hello everyone, We are pleased to have now pushed our v293 update to our experimental channel within the FSL Control Center this afternoon for our FlightSimLabs A321ceo product line. This update reflects our ongoing commitment to enhancing the simulation experience by introducing new features and resolving a wide range of issues that have been reported by our dedicated community. Key Highlights in this update include a fix for some memory issues when the Weather Radar is active, a new way to set up Thrust Lever detents via our MCDU OPTIONS page making it much easier to configure by moving the lever to the appropriate position and a single-click on the appropriate gate (new documentation section included) and several other fixes for issues observed by our community. A non-exhaustive list for the fixes here: Weather Radar memory fix IR shutdown timing fix FMGC PROG PAGE RNP 0.0X format corrected FMGC Printer function page time out issues fixed LIGHTS Cabin lights fixed LIGHTS Landing Light fix for when Pin 1 is INOP TCAS Aural warnings inhibited when unpowered DU PANEL Default WX brightness set to 0.75 PANEL STATES Fix for panel state saving PITOT HEAT electrical system fixes PFD TCAS RA not showing fixed MMR/IR Fix for AP1+2 INOP when loading on APU state MMR Fix for Load on Rwy MMR fault XPDR Added ADS-B and XPDR 2 messages to ARINC MAINT bus MCDU OPTIONS – TLA gate set up now via single-click – Documentation updated to include Thrust Lever Detent config new logic PACKS sound updates for cockpit Currently, customers can access this update via the Flight Sim Labs Control Center, through the experimental channel (instructions here). To read the full version of the announcement and to see key highlights of this update, please visit this link: Update V11.0.1.293 - Flight Sim Labs As always, thank you for your continued support!

Hello everyone, We are pleased to have now pushed our v292 update to our experimental channel within the FSL Control Center this afternoon for our FlightSimLabs A321ceo product line. This update reflects our ongoing commitment to enhancing the simulation experience by introducing new features and resolving a wide range of issues that have been reported by our dedicated community. In this release, we’ve worked hard to implement several exciting additions that further elevate the realism and functionality of the A321ceo. Alongside these new features, we’ve addressed numerous bugs and made important refinements based on our customers valuable feedback. Whether it’s improved system integrations, smoother performance, or more reliable behavior in challenging scenarios, this update is packed with enhancements designed to make your virtual flights even more immersive and enjoyable. New WXR-2100 Weather Radar Building on the innovative technology provided by Asobo, we’ve seamlessly integrated the Rockwell Collins WXR-2100 system into the A321ceo’s avionics suite. This collaboration leverages Asobo’s exceptional weather engine and our commitment to delivering unmatched fidelity in systems simulation. The radar functionality has been meticulously designed to interact with the live weather environment in Microsoft Flight Simulator, ensuring that pilots can experience accurate radar returns that reflect real-world conditions. From auto-tilt adjustments to customizable range settings, the radar system offers a comprehensive set of tools for route planning and in-flight decision-making. With this update, Flight Sim Labs continues to set the benchmark for high-fidelity aircraft simulation. Our development team has worked to ensure that every aspect of the WXR-2100’s integration is true to life, from the realistic radar display to its ergonomic interface in the flight deck. The result is a simulation experience that not only enhances the realism of flying the A321ceo but also provides a deeper understanding of the complexities of modern aviation technology. Hardware Integration We are excited to share that our code has been expanded to work seamlessly with popular systems like WinWing, MiniCockpit, WingFlex, and more. This update allows users to fully tap into our extensive LVARs list and events tables, making it easier than ever to enhance and personalize your simulation experience. Whether you’re setting up a home cockpit or exploring new ways to bring your simulation to life, this compatibility update opens up exciting possibilities for deeper immersion and creative customization. ---- Currently, customers can access this update via the Flight Sim Labs Control Center, through the experimental channel (instructions here). To read the full version of the announcement and to see key highlights of this update, please visit this link: Update V11.0.1.292 - Flight Sim Labs

This maybe really good news.

I am slowly but surely trying to build out a home cockpit. I have the Skalarki MCDU, FCU, Throttletek Flightbox V2, FSProjects Stick with Moza base and a set of pedals. I know Skalarki isn't compatible yet, but assuming it does soon, i should have a decent setup. I'd like to add a few more components but I am not sure what else is out there that is not a full blown cockpit. I use a 49 inch wide curved display that I'd like to have that for more sight than cockpit. Does anyone else know what is available out there that I can look into for MIP, FD, radio, overhead etc.? Though a little sloppy, my set up is below. I also use the stick behind the moza as my tiller with the twist axis. Thanks!

One more appeared over the weekend.

As Matthias has said, we will of course update things as and when we are able. I know as a whole team we are very excited to bring this to you as soon as is possible.

Just wanted to say thanks for making these wonderful creations! Thank you for so many hours of enjoyment!

For reference, having worked for major airlines, including the one Norman works for, your statement is false, i wonder what pilot checks the lifevests or AED operability in the cabin, that’s why you have cabin crew. Cabin crew make sure the cabin is checked, pilots do the flightdeck. Does not mean it could not be a procedure for some, definitely not for all. during winter, the pilot would check for visible icing on the wing, done from the cabin. Apart from that, they are happier in the front, than in the back. i wonder what you expect to find on your cabin inspection in the sim. You buy the FSlabs for systems depth and true to life handling, if you start to compare this to fenix, or even worse flightfactor, then Apples are still not Oranges, different target audience, different business philosophy. Also, microsoft and asobo make such statements because their core business is to make the sim more accessible for the wider public, as die hard simmers don’t care as much about how beautiful the cabin looks while you’re trying to manage an engine failure. It’s putting the focus on where the market is you’re trying to reach, to acquire more money for development. This is not rocket science.

hi I don't want to miss my Stream Deck devices anymore. They help me to avoid mouse or keyboard interactions during a flight completely, supporting immersion quite nicely. Radio, WX/ATC, lights, ECAM - all done via the Stream Decks. Beside the money saving effect it's also very flexible.

I too use v1's profiles but regardless of the profile, I don't see much difference. So i think i might have set it up wrong. Having said that, I use the profile from v1 when I am using Fenix or FSlabs and it feels the same to me. What is the process you did to set it up? I want to see if maybe I am loading it wrong.

Some screenshots of this flight to the edge of Concorde's range : Few moments before take-off : Quite low temperature -74 deg C : 3 - 2 - 1 - Decel ! Some paperworks : And an unusually high amout of fuel remaining :

We need some news for msfs24 Can you not make an experimental/beta version like Fenix ? I hope A321N will be for both version day 1

any news about the a330?

Some exciting routes to fly that are currently bit of a hit or miss.

I'm eager to see the A321neo, for sure, but the other piece that is also as important is the MSFS2024 compatibility for the two versions.

Thx, appreciate!

This gentlemen, this here is the very reason why we try not to say too much, too soon for fear of individuals trying their best to twist words. For the record that isn't what was said, nor could a reasonable person lay such a claim. That is the reason there are Cabin Crew.

I let line maintenance, cabin crew and my pilot monitoring do all the inspections.

Not for the 320 NEO. The rest, yes..

Things are coming.. A320 NEO sig added for devs.. Exciting stuff and good things come to those who wait...

Information on this will be made available in good time. There is currently no further official information. I'm just as excited as you are.

It's a standalone product however if you own the CEO before the NEO is released you will get a discount.

I understand and totally agree why fslabs are taking their time taking this plane to msfs 2024. They're waiting for the sim to mature into a more stable platform ,as am I. I probably won't get msfs 2024 in the next 6 months or later. I won't put myself through the frustrations and irritation that I went through with msfs 2020. Continuous updates that fixed something but broke something else until the sim became acceptable but never finished. Regardless of it's short comings I've now got the sim running really well with all my addons and fslabs A321 performs very well in it. I'm really enjoying this plane on this platform and hope fslabs continues to update and support it.

I hope there will be a statement about the 2024 version, whether it will still take some time

KLAS - KTEX is one of my favorite route, this trip is from Salt Lake City via IGEHU and ZIKOS fixes (https://skyvector.com/?ll=39.537939738588534,-109.8088989214483&chart=301&zoom=7&fpl= KSLC IGEHU ZIKOS KTEX). Why via these 2 waypoints ? Because... check the video :

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!

Just bought their MSFS master piece! Currently downloading/installing!

Except it does. If a survey has a question then it is loaded in either the way it is written, or the potential answers available. For the record I'm a huge navigraph fan and have given them my hard earned cash evey single month from day 1. I'm, just not a fan of surveys, no matter what their subject.

I bought airbus series products just to support concorde. I dont know how mant users are like me, so the data and surverys I saw may not be true( The sales of airbus products is much greater than that of concorde,which means airbus market is much larger than the concorde‘s)

Proudly presenting an update on my Homecockpit project So far its still based on P3D but I'm hoping to finally bring it to the MSFS platform! But still have to wait for the Skalarki Interface and for the release of the 320 version.... Also Ihm think about getting a new hardware system (so far I'm using MSI PRO Z690-A motherboard, i7 12700K, 32GB DDR5 RAM, GeForce RTX 3080, GeForce 1060, M.2 1TB SSD)

The wait is over! Flight Sim Labs is proud to announce the release of our A321ceo for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020! Crafted with precision and passion, this release sets a new standard for authenticity and performance. Featuring four distinct variants - Wing Tip Fence and Sharklets, with both IAE and CFM engine options - this aircraft delivers unparalleled versatility and realism. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or just starting your virtual aviation journey, the A321ceo offers a truly immersive experience. From meticulous pre-flight planning to the satisfaction of a perfect touchdown, every detail has been designed to inspire and challenge flight sim enthusiasts. Learn more and get it now https://www.flightsimlabs.com/index.php/out-now-a321ceo/

They’ve made it very clear they are not working on P3D.

They also said, that it does not mean a "no" in the question of a working weather radar.... As they are testing something with code... Iam always suprised but the way fs labs is doing things... they are really the kind of guys who say "we need to walk a extra mile for that feature. nevermind we go 10" And yes, the EFB showed the weather like in P3D...

As mentioned elsewhere, the focus is towards MSFS. Once that is released we will reassess and review.