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=== Completed ===
=== Completed ===
* Pushback
* Animations
* Contrails
* Custom instruments
* Lights
* Simple autostart system
* Tire smoke
* [[Livery over MP|Livery select]]
* Reverse thrust
* [[Howto: Implement generic tyre smoke|Tire smoke]]
* Various cockpit improvements (new instruments, full texturing, sidestick fixes, etc.)
* [[Howto: Add contrails|Contrails]]
* Basic cargo hold
* [[Howto: Implement pushback|Pushback]]
* Passenger cabin
* Engine fire system
* Engine fire system
* UV mapping fixes
* [[Howto: Animated jetways|Animated jetway]] definition
* Openable doors
* Autostart command
* Walk system
* New views (Gear View, Passenger View, and Copilot View)


=== To-do ===
=== To-do ===
See also: first post of [http://www.flightgear.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9032 development thread]
* Autobrake/speedbrake systems
* Fix landing gear animation
* APU system
* Improve cargo holds
* Finish autostart system
* Improve 3D cockpit
* Custom autopilot with auto-mach throttle
* [[Dual control]] system


== Related content ==
== Related content ==

Revision as of 20:20, 28 December 2010

This includes the following models: A320-111, A320-131, A320-211, A320-231, A320-family

Airbus A320
NEWA320.jpg
Type Narrow-body Commercial Airliner
Author(s) Ampere K. Hardraade, Skyop
FDM JSBSim
--aircraft= A320-111, A320-131, A320-211, A320-231
Status Early production
Development  
 Repository The development repository of the Airbus A320.
Download Download the Airbus A320 aircraft package for the current stable release (2020.3).
The 3d cockpit of the A320, currently under development

The Airbus A320 is a narrow body commercial passenger jet manufactured by Airbus Industries. Designed for short- to medium- hauls, the aircraft was a pioneer of fly-by-wire technology and regularly competes with the Boeing 737. Variants of the A320 include the Airbus A318, the Airbus A319, and the Airbus A321. The "A320 Enhanced" program aims to further improve the A320 family with longer range and better fuel economy.

Variants

  • A320-111: Airbus A320-111 with CFM56 engines
  • A320-131: Airbus A320-131 with IAE2500 engines
  • A320-211: Airbus A320-211 with CFM56 engines
  • A230-231: Airbus A320-231 with IAE2500 engines

Development status

Currently there are two variants of the A320 in existence: the original A320 model by Frédéric Bouvier and the A320-family by Ampere and Skyop, described here.

Completed

To-do

  • Autobrake/speedbrake systems
  • APU system
  • Finish autostart system

Related content

External links

Airbus aircraft
Civilian aircraft
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