Hello, how are you? I work with the FlyByWire team, and I'm thrilled to see an incredible A380 pilot like you teaching others how to operate our A380X in the simulator as accurately as you do in real life. I'd like to express my gratitude for creating such wonderful content, demonstrating the correct operations of this remarkable aircraft. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and show the SOPs you currently use with everyone. I want to encourage you to keep up your amazing teaching; it truly helps the community learn many incredible things about simulation. I apologize for any systems that aren’t fully functional yet, but we're working on adding them in the future to enhance your experience and support your valuable teaching for the community. Congratulations on the fantastic work, and a big thank you from all of us 🤩😍
@@SpaceTechAviation hugely appreciate your comment and I would like to thank you and the FBW team for all your hard work that you’ve put into this project. The level of accuracy is superb, and please don’t apologize for any systems which aren’t quite there yet! Of course we will continue to make these videos, it’s something we love doing. Keep in touch, and a big thanks once again. Happy landings! ✈️
@@AutoPilotEducation It was a pleasure to make this comment, and my team and I are grateful for your kindness and understanding of our work, as we dedicate a lot of our time to this project. We’re thrilled to see an A380 pilot say that the level of our A380X is excellent; this is extremely rewarding for us. Thank you for understanding, and since we’ve launched it as an open alpha, we’ll continue to update it and add new systems over time. Please keep making these videos; it’s something we truly love seeing. I really enjoyed your explanations and the SOP you use in real life. Of course, let’s keep in touch. I’m the one who should thank you once again for everything. It’s amazing to see pilots taking the time to teach our great community. A big hug, and happy landings to you as well.
All the widebody BA pilots I've spoken to absolutely rip into the 380. "Why would anyone want to fly that?" etc. All in good faith, of course! Thanks for these vids, highly informative!
… So good of you to do this for our community … so amazing to get a real A380 pilot going through all this … learned so much from you … a wee bit more complicated than the PPL although of course that basic knowledge of flight is still essential … thank you👏
Really brilliant and informative, videos done by real world guys like yourself make our hobby more immersive and enjoyable trying to follow real world procedures is a great challenge, thank you for your time and effort.
Thanks for this. Amazing to hear when in the real world the orde they are turned on and done. Please keep recording and do tutorials! Youll do very well
Hello autopilot. Interesting video but my 1st setback was it would’ve been more understanding if you had started from cold n dark 2nd you did not highlight the switches you were turning on it would’ve been quite help to me. Thanks for your help though
@@Trent-m1x thanks for the feedback. I switched on the BATTERIES and EXT POWER to simulate what we’re likely to find in the real world, when we first enter the aircraft. From a cold and dark situation, you would switch on the batteries once you have done a battery check (as shown in the video), then once they are on, you’d turn on the external power. Hope that helps 😊
Great Video, but I have two quick questions. First of all which sideswipe do you use? And secondly what MSFS Sensetivity settings do you use / find to be especially realistic?
Great video, Thanks. If you get a chance, it would be great if you could put a check list with all the detaild stuff. I tried to do it folling allong with the video but got lost.🙂
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Hello, how are you? I work with the FlyByWire team, and I'm thrilled to see an incredible A380 pilot like you teaching others how to operate our A380X in the simulator as accurately as you do in real life. I'd like to express my gratitude for creating such wonderful content, demonstrating the correct operations of this remarkable aircraft. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and show the SOPs you currently use with everyone.
I want to encourage you to keep up your amazing teaching; it truly helps the community learn many incredible things about simulation. I apologize for any systems that aren’t fully functional yet, but we're working on adding them in the future to enhance your experience and support your valuable teaching for the community.
Congratulations on the fantastic work, and a big thank you from all of us 🤩😍
@@SpaceTechAviation hugely appreciate your comment and I would like to thank you and the FBW team for all your hard work that you’ve put into this project. The level of accuracy is superb, and please don’t apologize for any systems which aren’t quite there yet!
Of course we will continue to make these videos, it’s something we love doing.
Keep in touch, and a big thanks once again. Happy landings! ✈️
@@AutoPilotEducation It was a pleasure to make this comment, and my team and I are grateful for your kindness and understanding of our work, as we dedicate a lot of our time to this project. We’re thrilled to see an A380 pilot say that the level of our A380X is excellent; this is extremely rewarding for us. Thank you for understanding, and since we’ve launched it as an open alpha, we’ll continue to update it and add new systems over time. Please keep making these videos; it’s something we truly love seeing. I really enjoyed your explanations and the SOP you use in real life. Of course, let’s keep in touch. I’m the one who should thank you once again for everything. It’s amazing to see pilots taking the time to teach our great community. A big hug, and happy landings to you as well.
All the widebody BA pilots I've spoken to absolutely rip into the 380. "Why would anyone want to fly that?" etc. All in good faith, of course! Thanks for these vids, highly informative!
@@cornaddict5895 haha brilliant. It’s a bit of a headache on the ground, but superb in the air. Glad you enjoyed it!
So great to have a real A380 pilot test this out. Please keep making A380 content!
Really glad and grateful there is a 380 pilot that’s letting us know of real SOP. You are doing great and I’m looking forward to more!
… So good of you to do this for our community … so amazing to get a real A380 pilot going through all this … learned so much from you … a wee bit more complicated than the PPL although of course that basic knowledge of flight is still essential … thank you👏
Really brilliant and informative, videos done by real world guys like yourself make our hobby more immersive and enjoyable trying to follow real world procedures is a great challenge, thank you for your time and effort.
Thanks for a really interesting and informative video - great to see a real A380 pilot making videos for the FBW A380 👍
Thanks for this. Amazing to hear when in the real world the orde they are turned on and done.
Please keep recording and do tutorials! Youll do very well
@@Flywithcraig thanks my friend we will continue to do so!
@@AutoPilotEducation I work for iniBuilds and would love to have a chat with you. What's the best way to do that?
@@Flywithcraigemail us: autopiloteducation@outlook.com 😊
you should make videos a little bit more frequent, your explaination is very clear and calm
Huge thanks for this, really appreciate it. Subbed.
Great video thank you
Great video, love your presentation method. Please make more !!
Hello autopilot. Interesting video but my 1st setback was it would’ve been more understanding if you had started from cold n dark 2nd you did not highlight the switches you were turning on it would’ve been quite help to me. Thanks for your help though
@@Trent-m1x thanks for the feedback. I switched on the BATTERIES and EXT POWER to simulate what we’re likely to find in the real world, when we first enter the aircraft.
From a cold and dark situation, you would switch on the batteries once you have done a battery check (as shown in the video), then once they are on, you’d turn on the external power. Hope that helps 😊
Great Video, but I have two quick questions. First of all which sideswipe do you use? And secondly what MSFS Sensetivity settings do you use / find to be especially realistic?
It's very informative... Thank you.
Looking forward to the next videos. Well done mate 👏
One for the algo. Great channel.
Hello cptain could you explain N2 N3 / Engine A320 for the startup thank 😉🙏
Great video, Thanks. If you get a chance, it would be great if you could put a check list with all the detaild stuff. I tried to do it folling allong with the video but got lost.🙂
Thx for the help but I am unable to show terrain.
Hello , I think weather radar is not implemented yet so Do u know any alternative way one can follow instead of this.
at 9:50 how did you zoom in the OANS map? i haven't managed to achieve that yet lol (i do have navigraph)
@47:50
@@AboveSomething question has been answered. Hope that helps!
question for the intro / why the procedures are different from real life ? there are not military to be classified / i am missing something ?
@@meade918r most of the procedures are aligned with Airbus SOP. Had to alter one or two things to accommodate for the simulator 😃
What Airport?
Doha to Adelaide... as detailed in the flight plan...
6fps hard to watch 😂