Listening to Scott introducing features of A2A products is like watching a BBC documentary with David Attenborough. This product is the only one which deserves the description study level. Cant' wait to fly it again after so many years.
Absolutely, bought and reinstalling at the moment. The passion and hard work and attention to detail in the past makes this a must buy for me and is the only reason I have downloaded msfs again. I'm so excited.
There`s one thing Scott Gentile does, in a way no other MSFS addon producer does (apart making some of the most perfect and realistics addons as some others). It`s explaining us (simple FS pilots) the physics and and procedures that will make us almost real pilots, managing our machine operation. I own almost all of the MSFS-X (on steam) addons A2A produce and I still can`t get enough of them. Thank you Scott (& A2A team) and many happy landings for everybody, from Portugal.🤙
Being an A2A addict for many, many moons now, I cannot fully express my sincerest gratitude and enthusiasm regarding A2A's entry onto FS2020. I've had the platform since day-one, and while there are some good products out there and some really good mods available, there just isn't anything quite like AccuSim. Scott et al. has spoiled me, and most of my flying time is spent back on P3D in one of the A2A birds. Which is a flying shame, considering how pretty the FS2020 world is. But we're SO very close to rectifying this situation.... Others have said it, but its totally true; like a kid waiting for Christmas morning.... So ready to take this Comanche up for a cruise!
Wonderful, informative and entertaining. Please do release the digital version of your Comanche soon....I miss it from FSX something terrible. Many, many thank yous 😊
I member watching savvy aviation leaning basics and advanced class vids, basically the same way to lean by ear was said to be best WOT, lowest rpm, lean to roughness, get high and fly around carson speed, best for economy and engine life :)
This aircraft has been the best thing for GA in MSFS! It's such a depth of immersion I feel obligated to care for my virtual plane as if it is my own. Great work 👏👏, can't wait for more AccuSim releases!
I'm busy studying for my ppl and this plane came out of nowhere for me at a time that I was just struggling with any of the current MSFS GA aircraft both from a handling perspective and an engine operations standpoint. Did my first flight today, got to cruise, played around with setting the right mixtures and RPM for cruise, and learnt a ton just watching the different panels adjust and listening to the sounds. On top of that, the handling of the aircraft especially landing the damn thing is finally an aircraft one can practice proper procedures for their PPL. Plane feels like it actually has weight and that physics actually exist. On top of the plane it self, the manual, and these type of videos help a ton for all aspiring pilots. Thank you to everyone that worked on the plane and hoping for a Diamond DA40ng variant in the future 😉
Sinse your last video, you have become my #1 most expected video update in all of youtube. Hope you keep finding time to make more videos. Super happy to see another of your videos! I literally feel the same expectations I felt before christmas when I was 9 years old. Thank You!
Thanks, I'm (Scott) looking forward to concentrating fully on these vids once the airplane is out. It's so great to have an simulation that captures all these little details, you can explain things on a whole new level. There is virtually nothing I can't demonstrate in the real airplane that can't be demonstrated with this. It's a great teaching tool but having fun while doing it.
@@ShockwaveProd Thanks Scott, we LOVE these videos man! You do it so well I could watch you for hours explaining all the details of this amazing beauty.
Jesus. I bought this today. It is unquestionably the best GA aircraft ever made for the sim. It feels amazing. The level of detail is unparalleled (the 310R comes close, but not quite) and this might be the best aircraft in the sim, period.
Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Very informative. I have no interest in the Comanche but I would buy it support A2A Simulations and the work you are doing. I look forward to you hopefully taking what you are building and bringing it to other planes like the Cessna 172 and more importantly hopefully the 182!
Putting my eyes back in head and lifting my hanging jaw back in place. 'Wow' is an awfully short word that is simple but appropriate. Like the child waking and dashing downstairs to see what gifts are under the tree, Release Day is going to feel like a holiday.
I have no doubt whatsoever this product is TOP quality, down to the finest detail. And when I mean down to the finest detail.... just pay attention to the quality of this video presentation, the narration, the voice-overs, the graphics, the production, the.. everything! It's already hugging ears, eyes and the heart! It's like, or better, than actual flight instruction! There's nothing amateur I can point to. Respect! My mind is has already been made: The second this A2A Comance will appear on the FS store, I will buy it with no hesitation.
These videos from an educational perspective are priceless, one of the best explanations of a difficult subject I've seen on YT. This plane is going to give the sort of depth ppl have only dreamed of in a sim. Wonderful work.
Outstanding lesson, this answers so many questions for me. Nailing the perfect cruise is so gratifying. Now my flights in the Comanche will be even more fun! A2A have managed to weave such lovely feeling and aesthetic into the Comanche, truly a work of art.
I really appreciate the time you guys put into making these videos. Since finding out about the Comanche and its release on MSFS, I have binged most of the videos on the channel. Scott, you're a very engaging host, the passion that you have for these planes really bleeds through into the commentary.
Just bought it! Going to do a test flight tonight from SUT to JQF to see my daughter. Thank you Scott and the whole team at A2A for all your hard work putting this beauty together. So excited.
This video is one of the best explanation that goes a loooong way. Almost hypnotising! Thank you for putting such a marvellous study level machine up in MSFS ! It's like I almost own one ! The only problem now..... is that I want one (a real one !!) Thank you again 🙏
Thanks for sharing your passion for this amazing aircraft. Each time I fly this bird its not only to discover nice county its also to fly this complex small flying machine
You cannot begin to imagine how many questions your video has answered for me tonight! I flew FSX for about 9 years and as a huge fan of A2A for FSX, I wasn't very happy when I heard that Windows 10 wasn't compatible with that sim's platform. It was only recently that I found out that FSX did finally become compatible with Windows 10. By the time I found that out, I already had MSFS deeply installed in a large, dedicated drive and not enough room, (or ROM), to add FSX plus my 3rd party products back into my system. When I did install MSFS, I was even more disappointed to find that many of my favorite 3rd party products were not available in MSFS. For a while, I regularly searched for any MSFS addons from A2A and then tonight, I finally found the Comanche 250! In fact, I owned the Comanche 250 for FSX and it was one of my top-3 most favorite planes in my FSX hanger. So, I was delighted to find that A2A has now made it available for MSFS! Well, you don't have to guess what I'll be doing as soon as I finish writing this; going to A2A to buy the Comanche, of course! BTW: Next month, I'm going to start building a new desktop from the ground, up (again). The one I have now is powerful and set me back about $6K but it's about 3.2 years old. I plan to keep it for the MSFS sim but I have plans to reinstall FSX in the new computer build and that's exactly the plan I'm sticking to. I'm looking forward to flying my A2A Stratocruiser B377, the L049 Connie, P-51, the Bonanza, and many more. Right there, alone is enough motivation for me to make it happen! Thanks for a great video, and now it's off to the A2A store I go!!😉 Rich
This is a GREAT tutorial. Airplanes are like computers, there are many ways to get your desired result. The most important thing is to GET your "desired result" Thanks! !! !!!
So now I'll have to go read more about flying over squared (MP higher than RPM). I have thousands of hours in the C182 and have always selected square or MP less than RPM. You've taught me something, guys, and I'll be doing more reading. I suppose a good pilot is indeed always learning.
I can't wait! I've been watching decades old videos of Scott flying the A2A commanche to fulfill my A2A shaped void in MSFS. I don't particularly rate MSFS but A2A are one of 4 devs I still have it installed!
I've just purchased now! The A2A website is very slow which is great as it means lots of people are purchasing too! Thanks to all of you ladies and gents and Scott for your one of a kind product in a one of a kind bird. Can't wait to fly her myself.
Incredible. Didn't know about accusim before today, but I am absolutely astonished. Will definitely be buying this aircraft. Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks A2A for giving me one astonishing reason to use my msfs2020 again! You're unique! And your videos are just as good as your addons, as always. As I said before: unique. HOPE you guys come up with new stuff from now on... Cheers!
That pride in your product, is why I've enjoyed your products for many years. I remember the AccuSim B-17 for FSX. I have been tossing around dropping the coin on this plane. I knew it was a great payware, but now I'm stunned. This is immersion. This is the purist example of pride in craftsmanship. Buying my Comanche now. I hope to see a certain heavy bomber coming down the pipe...
Just superb. I have printed off the Piper user manual and using the charts to see how good the sim is. It's just brilliant how you have done this. Worth every dime.
The cockpit looks great at the end of the video! (I think that the view was compromised earlier to show more of the panel which makes sense, but looking good at the end there). Great video as well, thanks.
Yet another absurd class from A2A, congratulations on your commitment and love for aviation. As always an above average job for any aviation in simulators.
This almost made me misty eyed. I have missed this aircraft very much since I made the switch to MSFS, now I am waiting for the video that begins with, "Hi, everyone, Scott here from A2A, and I am proud to announce the release of A2A's Comanche for Microsoft Flight Simulator."
This is a fantastic video and has just become something I'll hand to my students for understanding leaning, altitude selection, and cruise power settings. Also as a Comanche pilot everything shown in this video reads as accurate to me.
This vid remember me the lessons about aircraft piston engines at the aeronautics school that I frequented for my diploma like aeronautic technician. It’s really cool to see how this meccanics are implemented so well in a fligtsim and also how can help who study aeronautical costruction in addition to books! Awesome job!
These were just the things I never really understood - you've done a great thing here, and I look forward to flying my Comanche at this level of detail
Great i definitely learned how to manage my engine. something i never learned to do although i have been flying for 20 years in the sim. Now a good lesson to learn is managing the trim as its something i had never learnt to manage on this aircraft
Takes me back to when I was learning to get my PPL in the Cessna Cardinal. My instructor was very passionate about listening and feeling the airplane during certain power settings, almost to the point of barely needing to reference the engine gauges when changes are being made. This type of immersion is something simulators miss the mark and I believe A2A have been proven pioneers in that regard. I can't wait to fly this baby in MSFS.
I absolutely love learning about all the technical aspects of this aircraft and this video was a great tutorial to watch to get ahead with learning this aircraft. With all the small nuances and quirks of the aircraft modelled, I can see why it took so long to bring this aircraft to the simulator. You can't rush perfection. Can't wait to try it out for myself once it releases!
Thank's a lot ! I bought it on first day and this plane is just fantastic. Behavior, sounds, maintenance, everything is very high quality. This is MY plane in the sim for now. I know that you're a small company, but I hope you will be able to code the Cessna 172 and the Piper Cherokee to MSFS 🤣🙏👍
I love it, guys! Been anticipating this aircraft for a very long time in MSFS. I always loved Scott's videos, they are so informative, educational and professional. He truly makes the best promo videos, and he just kills it every time with his presentation. Looking forward to the release of this masterpiece. Cheers to making history with this fine aircraft, and I know it's going to be one of a kind that is going to set the new standard of add-on aircraft in the world of MSFS Damn, it's about time!
How difficult is developing an aircraft for MSFS compared to FSX/P3D? Did you guys run into issues while working on the Aerostar? Anyways, I’m really excited for the Comanche launch! You guys do brilliant work
It's basically a bunch of those things a developer runs into when switching a platform. We were extremely comfortable with P3D but after a while MSFS got to the same comfort level.
This is excelllent. For every beginner watching this video. I highly recommend that you start flying with a study level aircraft like the Piper Comanche because I think it gets easier to fly if you learn it correctly from the beginning because it will give you a feedback, you will notice, if you are doing something wrong. For example the aircraft will let you know by its behavior, if you do not treat it well, just like in the real aircraft. In the simulator however you have the advantage to try as often as you like if something does not go as planned and improve your learning experience on every single flight. Also I think it will be more intuitive to fly the Comanche due to its sophisticated flight physics and therefore it will of course much be more fun to fly than any other aircraft in the sim so far. I can tell just by watching the video that the flight physics look incredibly realistic. Really looking forward to fly it. Also I really would like to try a real Comanche to see how it behaves compared to the simulated replica. But thats a dream for another day which hopefully one day will come true :)
Wow, 2359 hours on the Hobbs Meter... now that is some dedicated testing! Or perhaps just authentic to Scott's real aircraft. Either way it's looking great. Higher altitudes might mean less airspace in the US but my amateur armchair-pilot flight planning in Europe usually requires treetop height (well, sub-2000ft) to go under many control zones. And to stay under the low clouds that plague the UK...
2020 is my first non-military flight sim so I'm still fairly new to this, but I'm starting to see how A2A earns its reputation. Will that beautiful Comanche 400 come to MSFS too? I love the idea of flying something I'll probably never even see irl, let alone get to fly in.
This is so awesome. I been using A2A since the days of the accufeel and the Cessna they made. I hope they bring back the Cessna but for now, I’m off to buy the Comanche and learn it properly! Going to go great with my On Air Company! Thank you!!
Can't wait to pick this up and do a review/tutorial on this bird. It's gonna be exciting. Keep up the good work. I hope to see the 182 or Cherokee make it to MSFS.
Can't wait! And some prudent information for when I get to the Atlantic crossing section of my world tour via Greenland. Those are gonna be the longest legs yet!
Listening to Scott introducing features of A2A products is like watching a BBC documentary with David Attenborough. This product is the only one which deserves the description study level. Cant' wait to fly it again after so many years.
Absolutely, bought and reinstalling at the moment. The passion and hard work and attention to detail in the past makes this a must buy for me and is the only reason I have downloaded msfs again. I'm so excited.
Excellent instructive aviation lessons, and only makes me drool even more over this Comanche. Absolutely brilliant!
A2A has a certain magic about it. Thank you.
There`s one thing Scott Gentile does, in a way no other MSFS addon producer does (apart making some of the most perfect and realistics addons as some others). It`s explaining us (simple FS pilots) the physics and and procedures that will make us almost real pilots, managing our machine operation. I own almost all of the MSFS-X (on steam) addons A2A produce and I still can`t get enough of them. Thank you Scott (& A2A team) and many happy landings for everybody, from Portugal.🤙
Thanks, it's a long process to make these videos so it's nice to hear the effort being recognized. We're learning and we love sharing that.
He could literally be a speaker on national geographic! Awesome introduction video!
A2A Rocks!
A2A videos are like the Bob Ross of flight sim 😂
The Comanche is not even here yet and I'm already thinking about the Bonanza from you guys.
Being an A2A addict for many, many moons now, I cannot fully express my sincerest gratitude and enthusiasm regarding A2A's entry onto FS2020. I've had the platform since day-one, and while there are some good products out there and some really good mods available, there just isn't anything quite like AccuSim. Scott et al. has spoiled me, and most of my flying time is spent back on P3D in one of the A2A birds. Which is a flying shame, considering how pretty the FS2020 world is.
But we're SO very close to rectifying this situation.... Others have said it, but its totally true; like a kid waiting for Christmas morning.... So ready to take this Comanche up for a cruise!
Calling this video informative is an understatement. I’ve watched 3 times and every time I pickup additional details.
Wonderful, informative and entertaining.
Please do release the digital version of your Comanche soon....I miss it from FSX something terrible.
Many, many thank yous 😊
I member watching savvy aviation leaning basics and advanced class vids, basically the same way to lean by ear was said to be best
WOT, lowest rpm, lean to roughness, get high and fly around carson speed, best for economy and engine life :)
Savvy aviation is one of those places that has to figure things out themselves. They are excellent.
hands down a2a has more attention to detail than anybody else out there and yes i even dare say more so than pmdg. well done guys!
Love that you're bringing back the Comanche! Really hoping you will bring back the J3!!
This aircraft has been the best thing for GA in MSFS! It's such a depth of immersion I feel obligated to care for my virtual plane as if it is my own. Great work 👏👏, can't wait for more AccuSim releases!
Scott is the Flight Sim voice equivalent of David Attenborough :) I nearly fell asleep to his smooth tones watching this video :)
Welcome back A2A. I missed you but it was worth the wait. Congratulations!
Way to go A2A...can't wait for your next offering for MSFS
This aircraft is truly a gem and I'm so grateful it has now made it to simulated world of MSFS. Thanks A2A team!
I'm usually a biz jet or turboprop lover. This will be my frist GA addon. Keep it up!
I'm busy studying for my ppl and this plane came out of nowhere for me at a time that I was just struggling with any of the current MSFS GA aircraft both from a handling perspective and an engine operations standpoint. Did my first flight today, got to cruise, played around with setting the right mixtures and RPM for cruise, and learnt a ton just watching the different panels adjust and listening to the sounds. On top of that, the handling of the aircraft especially landing the damn thing is finally an aircraft one can practice proper procedures for their PPL. Plane feels like it actually has weight and that physics actually exist.
On top of the plane it self, the manual, and these type of videos help a ton for all aspiring pilots. Thank you to everyone that worked on the plane and hoping for a Diamond DA40ng variant in the future 😉
My God! I cannot wait for this release! I havent seen anything like it in a sim before. The be all end all of GA sim flying!
Nobody does it like a2A..................awesome
Sinse your last video, you have become my #1 most expected video update in all of youtube. Hope you keep finding time to make more videos. Super happy to see another of your videos!
I literally feel the same expectations I felt before christmas when I was 9 years old. Thank You!
Thanks, I'm (Scott) looking forward to concentrating fully on these vids once the airplane is out. It's so great to have an simulation that captures all these little details, you can explain things on a whole new level. There is virtually nothing I can't demonstrate in the real airplane that can't be demonstrated with this. It's a great teaching tool but having fun while doing it.
@@ShockwaveProd Thanks Scott, we LOVE these videos man! You do it so well I could watch you for hours explaining all the details of this amazing beauty.
@ShockwaveProd Yes you did a fantastic job on this video and I can't wait to be able to buy this plane!!!
The best of the best
This is an awesome video, Scott
I've recently added this aircraft to my MSFS collection, and I must say: It's a true masterpiece!! I can't recommend it enough for fellow simmers!
that colour change on the engine analyser made me grin from ear to ear, CAN'T WAIT FOR THIS!!!!!!!
Making an engine analyzer that looks inside the engine has been a dream for us and we finally did it :)
Jesus. I bought this today. It is unquestionably the best GA aircraft ever made for the sim. It feels amazing. The level of detail is unparalleled (the 310R comes close, but not quite) and this might be the best aircraft in the sim, period.
The best aircraft advertisement is just like this! Nice teaching and nice aircraft!
Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Very informative. I have no interest in the Comanche but I would buy it support A2A Simulations and the work you are doing. I look forward to you hopefully taking what you are building and bringing it to other planes like the Cessna 172 and more importantly hopefully the 182!
You've modelled this so good in the sim that it has become a work of art, basically. Astonishing!
Putting my eyes back in head and lifting my hanging jaw back in place. 'Wow' is an awfully short word that is simple but appropriate. Like the child waking and dashing downstairs to see what gifts are under the tree, Release Day is going to feel like a holiday.
I have no doubt whatsoever this product is TOP quality, down to the finest detail. And when I mean down to the finest detail.... just pay attention to the quality of this video presentation, the narration, the voice-overs, the graphics, the production, the.. everything! It's already hugging ears, eyes and the heart! It's like, or better, than actual flight instruction! There's nothing amateur I can point to. Respect! My mind is has already been made: The second this A2A Comance will appear on the FS store, I will buy it with no hesitation.
OMG .... just had a heart attack.
Be my Daddy, Scott. 😂😂😂
These videos from an educational perspective are priceless, one of the best explanations of a difficult subject I've seen on YT. This plane is going to give the sort of depth ppl have only dreamed of in a sim. Wonderful work.
love these videos. time to get back into flight sim
Outstanding lesson, this answers so many questions for me. Nailing the perfect cruise is so gratifying. Now my flights in the Comanche will be even more fun! A2A have managed to weave such lovely feeling and aesthetic into the Comanche, truly a work of art.
I really appreciate the time you guys put into making these videos. Since finding out about the Comanche and its release on MSFS, I have binged most of the videos on the channel. Scott, you're a very engaging host, the passion that you have for these planes really bleeds through into the commentary.
Guys you are making history.
Awesome that you guys are back!
I just made a a shot flight over my local airport. All I can say is WOW!!!
Just bought it! Going to do a test flight tonight from SUT to JQF to see my daughter. Thank you Scott and the whole team at A2A for all your hard work putting this beauty together. So excited.
This video is one of the best explanation that goes a loooong way. Almost hypnotising!
Thank you for putting such a marvellous study level machine up in MSFS ! It's like I almost own one !
The only problem now..... is that I want one (a real one !!)
Thank you again 🙏
Thanks for sharing your passion for this amazing aircraft. Each time I fly this bird its not only to discover nice county its also to fly this complex small flying machine
You cannot begin to imagine how many questions your video has answered for me tonight! I flew FSX for about 9 years and as a huge fan of A2A for FSX, I wasn't very happy when I heard that Windows 10 wasn't compatible with that sim's platform. It was only recently that I found out that FSX did finally become compatible with Windows 10.
By the time I found that out, I already had MSFS deeply installed in a large, dedicated drive and not enough room, (or ROM), to add FSX plus my 3rd party products back into my system. When I did install MSFS, I was even more disappointed to find that many of my favorite 3rd party products were not available in MSFS.
For a while, I regularly searched for any MSFS addons from A2A and then tonight, I finally found the Comanche 250! In fact, I owned the Comanche 250 for FSX and it was one of my top-3 most favorite planes in my FSX hanger. So, I was delighted to find that A2A has now made it available for MSFS!
Well, you don't have to guess what I'll be doing as soon as I finish writing this; going to A2A to buy the Comanche, of course! BTW: Next month, I'm going to start building a new desktop from the ground, up (again). The one I have now is powerful and set me back about $6K but it's about 3.2 years old.
I plan to keep it for the MSFS sim but I have plans to reinstall FSX in the new computer build and that's exactly the plan I'm sticking to. I'm looking forward to flying my A2A Stratocruiser B377, the L049 Connie, P-51, the Bonanza, and many more. Right there, alone is enough motivation for me to make it happen!
Thanks for a great video, and now it's off to the A2A store I go!!😉
Rich
This is a GREAT tutorial. Airplanes are like computers, there are many ways to get your desired result. The most important thing is to GET your "desired result" Thanks! !! !!!
So now I'll have to go read more about flying over squared (MP higher than RPM). I have thousands of hours in the C182 and have always selected square or MP less than RPM. You've taught me something, guys, and I'll be doing more reading. I suppose a good pilot is indeed always learning.
I can't wait! I've been watching decades old videos of Scott flying the A2A commanche to fulfill my A2A shaped void in MSFS. I don't particularly rate MSFS but A2A are one of 4 devs I still have it installed!
I've just purchased now! The A2A website is very slow which is great as it means lots of people are purchasing too! Thanks to all of you ladies and gents and Scott for your one of a kind product in a one of a kind bird. Can't wait to fly her myself.
Incredible. Didn't know about accusim before today, but I am absolutely astonished. Will definitely be buying this aircraft. Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks A2A for giving me one astonishing reason to use my msfs2020 again! You're unique! And your videos are just as good as your addons, as always. As I said before: unique. HOPE you guys come up with new stuff from now on... Cheers!
Beautiful video! Could really hear how proud you are how this product has developed and your love for this aircraft
This simulation is astonishing. I'm buying this plane.
That pride in your product, is why I've enjoyed your products for many years. I remember the AccuSim B-17 for FSX. I have been tossing around dropping the coin on this plane. I knew it was a great payware, but now I'm stunned. This is immersion. This is the purist example of pride in craftsmanship. Buying my Comanche now. I hope to see a certain heavy bomber coming down the pipe...
Installed and had first flight. Wow! Simply, wow. My VA monthly flights will be suffering a bit.
i check, every single day, for the words “available now” next to this aircraft. i cannot wait!
We landed the Manche at I99D, Dewey Moore, tonight!
The capabilities of this plane are amazong
Just superb. I have printed off the Piper user manual and using the charts to see how good the sim is. It's just brilliant how you have done this. Worth every dime.
The cockpit looks great at the end of the video! (I think that the view was compromised earlier to show more of the panel which makes sense, but looking good at the end there). Great video as well, thanks.
Time to check these in the newly released wonderful plane and feel the passion which was put into its development.
Yet another absurd class from A2A, congratulations on your commitment and love for aviation. As always an above average job for any aviation in simulators.
This almost made me misty eyed. I have missed this aircraft very much since I made the switch to MSFS, now I am waiting for the video that begins with, "Hi, everyone, Scott here from A2A, and I am proud to announce the release of A2A's Comanche for Microsoft Flight Simulator."
It is great to see you back!!! Excellent video, and looking forward to the new Comanche
Beautiful! Thank you for your products, I used to fly all your warbirds in FSX, getting back into it now. Looks fantastic.
This is a fantastic video and has just become something I'll hand to my students for understanding leaning, altitude selection, and cruise power settings. Also as a Comanche pilot everything shown in this video reads as accurate to me.
What a compliment, thank you.
Very informative. Something to excite the imagination and stimulate the mind. This aircraft from A2A is a must buy for avid flight simmers in MSFS.
Great stuff.......
Excellent !!!!!
These videos are amazing, i think i learned more in this video then i did my flight instructor lol
I can’t wait for this beauty be come out. It’s so good to have you back A2A ❤
Excellent work! I hope we see the T-6 and the P-51 soon!!!
This vid remember me the lessons about aircraft piston engines at the aeronautics school that I frequented for my diploma like aeronautic technician. It’s really cool to see how this meccanics are implemented so well in a fligtsim and also how can help who study aeronautical costruction in addition to books! Awesome job!
BRAVO pour votre travail , you are the best
These were just the things I never really understood - you've done a great thing here, and I look forward to flying my Comanche at this level of detail
Great i definitely learned how to manage my engine. something i never learned to do although i have been flying for 20 years in the sim. Now a good lesson to learn is managing the trim as its something i had never learnt to manage on this aircraft
I didn’t think I’d find a better GA plane on MSFS than the Just Flight Turbo Arrow, but this one has topped it. It’s superb 👏
I've put 20 hours on mine, randomly touring the US. It's a masterpiece!
This is a masterclass! iam using the Comanche in FS2020 its a brillant experience!
What a beautiful bird, Great work A2A Simulations.
Takes me back to when I was learning to get my PPL in the Cessna Cardinal. My instructor was very passionate about listening and feeling the airplane during certain power settings, almost to the point of barely needing to reference the engine gauges when changes are being made. This type of immersion is something simulators miss the mark and I believe A2A have been proven pioneers in that regard. I can't wait to fly this baby in MSFS.
Waiting for the day, A2A delivers an analogue King Air for MSFS. You're the best in the business A2A.
I absolutely love learning about all the technical aspects of this aircraft and this video was a great tutorial to watch to get ahead with learning this aircraft. With all the small nuances and quirks of the aircraft modelled, I can see why it took so long to bring this aircraft to the simulator. You can't rush perfection. Can't wait to try it out for myself once it releases!
Thank's a lot ! I bought it on first day and this plane is just fantastic. Behavior, sounds, maintenance, everything is very high quality. This is MY plane in the sim for now. I know that you're a small company, but I hope you will be able to code the Cessna 172 and the Piper Cherokee to MSFS 🤣🙏👍
I love it, guys! Been anticipating this aircraft for a very long time in MSFS. I always loved Scott's videos, they are so informative, educational and professional. He truly makes the best promo videos, and he just kills it every time with his presentation. Looking forward to the release of this masterpiece. Cheers to making history with this fine aircraft, and I know it's going to be one of a kind that is going to set the new standard of add-on aircraft in the world of MSFS Damn, it's about time!
4:13 quadratic...sorry I know I'm pedantic. Looking forward to flying this!
No, I now realize I'm technically using the wrong term here, so thank you for this. However it is velocity ^ 2 in the code.
Amazing!!!! Now that I am more familiar with the aircraft this video is priceless.
Amazing, I have my round the world trip planned and can’t wait to get it started!
I'm a thrid into mine, bu my arrow will "sudendly fail" and I'll be "forced" to purchase the comanche to finish the trip as soon as it's out xD
How difficult is developing an aircraft for MSFS compared to FSX/P3D? Did you guys run into issues while working on the Aerostar?
Anyways, I’m really excited for the Comanche launch! You guys do brilliant work
It's basically a bunch of those things a developer runs into when switching a platform. We were extremely comfortable with P3D but after a while MSFS got to the same comfort level.
Sweet! Thank you for this aircraft! Can't wait until its release!!!
I'm so excited about the new addon! Love the video.
Can't wait to see the Piper Aerostar 600 also! And I would love to see that amazing Accu-sim B-17G from FSX one day.
This is excelllent.
For every beginner watching this video. I highly recommend that you start flying with a study level aircraft like the Piper Comanche because I think it gets easier to fly if you learn it correctly from the beginning because it will give you a feedback, you will notice, if you are doing something wrong. For example the aircraft will let you know by its behavior, if you do not treat it well, just like in the real aircraft. In the simulator however you have the advantage to try as often as you like if something does not go as planned and improve your learning experience on every single flight. Also I think it will be more intuitive to fly the Comanche due to its sophisticated flight physics and therefore it will of course much be more fun to fly than any other aircraft in the sim so far. I can tell just by watching the video that the flight physics look incredibly realistic. Really looking forward to fly it. Also I really would like to try a real Comanche to see how it behaves compared to the simulated replica. But thats a dream for another day which hopefully one day will come true :)
Wow, 2359 hours on the Hobbs Meter... now that is some dedicated testing! Or perhaps just authentic to Scott's real aircraft. Either way it's looking great.
Higher altitudes might mean less airspace in the US but my amateur armchair-pilot flight planning in Europe usually requires treetop height (well, sub-2000ft) to go under many control zones. And to stay under the low clouds that plague the UK...
2020 is my first non-military flight sim so I'm still fairly new to this, but I'm starting to see how A2A earns its reputation.
Will that beautiful Comanche 400 come to MSFS too? I love the idea of flying something I'll probably never even see irl, let alone get to fly in.
This was very helpful for my new Comanche thanks.
amaziting video! thanks for taking your time to preparte this kind of material!
Been a huge A2A fan for many years (FS2004!) so really looking fwd to A2A aircraft for the latest flight sim 😀
This is so awesome. I been using A2A since the days of the accufeel and the Cessna they made. I hope they bring back the Cessna but for now, I’m off to buy the Comanche and learn it properly! Going to go great with my On Air Company! Thank you!!
Can't wait to pick this up and do a review/tutorial on this bird. It's gonna be exciting. Keep up the good work. I hope to see the 182 or Cherokee make it to MSFS.
This addon is going to be a bar setting game changer. Can't wait.
Can't wait! And some prudent information for when I get to the Atlantic crossing section of my world tour via Greenland. Those are gonna be the longest legs yet!