The Airbus A321 is a stretched version of Airbus’ best-selling short- and medium-range jetliner, the A320. The A321 has slightly increased wing area, stronger landing gear with larger tires, and engines with increased thrust.
The A320 program was started in the early 1980s with the intention of supplanting what was then the most popular medium-range jetliner, the Boeing 727. By the time the A321 entered service in 1988, its avant-garde avionics—”glass cockpit” instrumentation, the first digital fly-by-wire control system used in an airliner, and sidestick controllers—put it a generation ahead of many others.
Flying America is an “all in one” add-on to expand your Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Product includes planes (in American Airlines livery) and missions over major Airports in America!
An exciting addition to FSX is the “glass panel cockpit” feature, which is furnished with three aircraft in the Deluxe version: Cessna Skyhawk SP Model 172, Mooney M20M “Bravo” and Beechcraft Baron 58
An estensive article to explain how to use the GPS gauges in FSX or FS2004 to fly an approach plate as in real life!
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