Also ich muss sagen, wenn die von Airliner XP gemachten Ankündigungen zutreffen, dann wird dieser Airbus wohl auch mein Favorit
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Zitate AirlinerXP-Website:
"... every single element of the aircraft, a computer, an electrical bus, a switch, an hydraulic pipe, a pump, a valve etc.. is modeled and simulated at its fine low-level within the entire aircraft simulation. All these elementary blocks of simulation are then connected to each other exactly like the real aircraft and cross interactions between elements are naturally simulated. With this fine granularity in the simulation, any single element can be failed and proper could fail, a pipe could leak, a pump could slowly fail over time up to a complete failure threshold."
"The Airbus systems are identical to the real aircraft with a complete hydraulic, electric, pneumatic and fuel simulation. They are designed to recreate their real world counterpart in their entirety. The systems simulation is also designed to function in a standalone fashion and does not require Flight Simulator to run. In turn, it is the Airbus simulation that bends Flight Simulator SDK variables and not the reverse for the most accurate simulation of these systems. It even features a working anti-skid system which performance is directly related to surface contamination, and of course, availability of the normal or alternate brake system in the Airbus simulation."
"Every system is running with a life of its own, within the organic simulation, and behave over time like their real world counterpart. Hydraulic pressure builds-up, temperatures changes, computer-driven valves open and close to cope with the changing conditions. In short: the Airliner XP A320 makes the pilot feel the machine is living under his command, and not under the commands of a canned, pre-determined, state."