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Airbus A350 XWB/info

2017-06-03T05:42:22Z

Flightgearnoob: Added link to repository.

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Airbus A350
| image = a350picture.png
| type = Airliner
| config = Wide-body aircraft/Low wing aircraft
| propulsion = Jet aircraft
| manufacturer = Airbus
| authors = ACJZA/Sbyx/Pakistan-1/jormapaappa1235/Ho Zong Xi (MIA2000)/dtlan201
| author1 = Joshua Davidson (it0uchpods/411)
| fdm = JSBSim
| fgname = A350-800/A350-900/A350-1000
| status = Under development
|development = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/A350XWB
| navbar = 1
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Airbus A350]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Boeing 727-230/info

2017-05-19T04:24:11Z

Flightgearnoob:

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Boeing 727-230
| hangar = fgmembers
| aircraft = 727-230
| image = 727-230.2.jpeg
| alt = {{LangSwitch
| de = Boeing 727-230 von Lufthansa
| en = Boeing 727-230 in Lufthansa livery
}}
| type = Airliner/Cargo aircraft
| config = Low wing aircraft/Monoplane aircraft/Retractable gear aircraft/Tricycle landing gear aircraft/Narrow-body aircraft
| propulsion = Trijet
| manufacturer = Boeing
| authors = {{LangSwitch
| de = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, Rumpf, Tragflächen)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(Instrumente)''
| en = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, fuselage, wings)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(instruments)''
}}
| fdm = YASim
| fgname = 727-230
| status = Alpha
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 1
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 3
| development = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/727-230
| download = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/727-230
| liverydbid = 115
| forumtid = 25684
| navbar = 1
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Boeing 727-230]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Boeing 727-230/info

2017-05-19T04:22:02Z

Flightgearnoob:

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Boeing 727-230
| hangar = fgmembers
| aircraft = 727-230
| image = 727-230.2.jpeg
| alt = {{LangSwitch
| de = Boeing 727-230 von Lufthansa
| en = Boeing 727-230 in Lufthansa livery
}}
| type = Airliner/Cargo aircraft
| config = Low wing aircraft/Monoplane aircraft/Retractable gear aircraft/Tricycle landing gear aircraft/Narrow-body aircraft
| propulsion = Trijet
| manufacturer = Boeing
| authors = {{LangSwitch
| de = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, Rumpf, Tragflächen)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(Instrumente)''
| en = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, fuselage, wings)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(instruments)''
}}
| fdm = YASim
| fgname = 727-230
| status = Alpha
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 1
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 3
| download = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/727-230
| liverydbid = 115
| forumtid = 25684
| navbar = 1
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Boeing 727-230]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Boeing 727-230/info

2017-05-19T04:18:32Z

Flightgearnoob:

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Boeing 727-230
| hangar = fgmembers
| aircraft = 727-230
| image = 727-230.2.jpeg
| alt = {{LangSwitch
| de = Boeing 727-230 von Lufthansa
| en = Boeing 727-230 in Lufthansa livery
}}
| type = Airliner/Cargo aircraft
| config = Low wing aircraft/Monoplane aircraft/Retractable gear aircraft/Tricycle landing gear aircraft/Narrow-body aircraft
| propulsion = Trijet
| manufacturer = Boeing
| authors = {{LangSwitch
| de = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, Rumpf, Tragflächen)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(Instrumente)''
| en = Heiko Schulz ''(FDM, fuselage, wings)''/ Emmanuel Barranger ''(instruments)''
}}
| fdm = YASim
| fgname = 727-230
| status = Alpha
| status-fdm = 2
| status-systems = 1
| status-cockpit = 2
| status-model = 3
| liverydbid = 115
| forumtid = 25684
| navbar = 1
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Boeing 727-230]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Airbus A350 XWB/info

2017-01-23T09:47:52Z

Flightgearnoob:

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Airbus A350
| image = a350picture.png
| type = Airliner
| config = Wide-body aircraft/Low wing aircraft
| propulsion = Jet aircraft
| manufacturer = Airbus
| authors = ACJZA/Sbyx/Pakistan-1/jormapaappa1235/Ho Zong Xi (MIA2000)/dtlan201
| author1 = Joshua Davidson (it0uchpods/411)
| fdm = JSBSim
| fgname = A350-800/A350-900/A350-1000
| status = Released
| navbar = 1
| download = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/A350XWB
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Airbus A350]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Airbus A310-300

2017-01-04T01:53:21Z

Flightgearnoob:

{{infobox Aircraft
|image = A310-snap.png
|name = Airbus A310-300
| hangar = bermuda
|type = Airliner
|livery = Air Transat, PIA
|authors = Icecode and Star and ACJZA
|fdm = YAsim
|status-fdm = 3
|status-systems = 4
|status-cockpit = 3
|status-model = 0
|fgname = A310-300
|download = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/A310
}}'''This aircraft is in develoment by ACJZA'''

The '''Airbus A310-300''' is a medium- to long-range twin-engine widebody jet [[airliner]]. Launched in July 1978, it was the second aircraft created by [[Airbus]], the consortium of European aerospace companies, which is now owned by EADS. The A310 is a shortened derivative of the [[A300]], the first twin-engined widebody airliner.

== Aircraft help ==
{| class="keytable"
!Key
!Function
|-
|{{key press|Ctrl|b}}
|Speedbrakes
|-
|{{key press|Del}}
|Reverse thrust
|}

== External links ==
* [http://icestar-fghangar.web44.net/web/ A310 development progress can be viewed here]
* [http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=12790 A310 topic in Flightgear forum]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airbus_A310 Airbus A310 Wikipedia article]

{{Airbus}}

[[Category:Airliners]]

Boeing 737-400

2016-12-12T10:54:02Z

Flightgearnoob:

{{:{{PAGENAME}}/info}}
The '''Boeing 737-400''' was launched in 1985 as a stretched [[737-300]], primarily for use by charter airlines.

== Aircraft help ==
For information on engine startup, livery selection, auto brake, reject take off etc. press "?" or "Help --> Aircraft Help" when the simulation is running.

== Navigation ==
As far as I know, out of all airliners the 737-400 has the best modelled navigation panels available in FlightGear. You can set almost all frequencies and Autopilot settings from the 3D cockpit, and very detailed information is given back to you on the screens and instruments. Here are some features:

=== TCAS ===
The TCAS ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_Collision_Avoidance_System Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System]) displays other aircraft on the main screen. The radar has a range of 20nm. Each bar on the white line in the middle marks 5nm. To use TCAS, you have to switch it on:

[[File:Tcas1.png|200px]]

TCAS off.

[[File:Tcas2.png|200px]]

TCAS on. Blue triangles: Other multiplayer pilots. White triangles: AI aircraft. (This screenshot was taken at an airport.)

[[File:Tcas3.png|200px]]

Switch on TCAS in the middle console. A voice will say "TCAS system test okay".
=== FMC (Flight Management Computer) ===
For example, I have set up the [[Route Manager]] to follow the fixes OMOGI, OKAVO, AKONI and OBERO.

[[File:RoutemanB7341.png|200px]]

Once route is programmed, it's displayed in the middle console. The distance to the next waypoint OMOGI is 13.5 nm. The total distance to the last waypoint is 31.9 nm.

[[File:RoutemanB7342.png|200px]]

The next waypoint is displayed on the screen as a yellow dot.

=== VOR ===
[[VHF Omni-directional Radio Range|VOR]] arrows (vectors) are blue if in NAV1 and green if in NAV2. They point in the direction of the [[VHF Omni-directional Radio Range|radial]] you defined in the radio settings (Equipment --> Radio Settings). In the 737-400, when are 20 nm or closer, the VOR will show up on the screen. In the following screenshot, a VOR, for which you have set a radial of 080, is 10 nm away from you and you are flying directly to it. Note that there is traffic at your 5 o'clock.

[[File:B734vor1.png|200px]]

=== NDB ===
[[List of abbreviations#N|NDB]] arrows are dark yellowish. The long one points in the direction of the NDB, i.e. tells you where the NDB is relative to you. The short arrow indicates the radial you defined in the radio settings dialogue.

[[File:B734ndb1.png|200px]]

The NDB is at a heading of approximately 267 from you (long arrow), but you want to approach it at a radial of 250 (short arrow). Fly a little to the right to align both arrows:

[[File:B734ndb2.png|200px]]

=== ILS ===
[[ILS]] appear in the same way as VORs, as blue or green arrows. The thick dot in their center is the beginning of the runway. In the following example you approach runway 25R at EDDF from southwest. On the map you see several navaids:

[[File:B734ils3.png|200px]]

On the extended runway, apart from the ILS localizer, there are also the VOR Frankfurt FFM and the NDB Frankfurt FR. In the two following screenshots, you use more than one navaid.

* Left image: ILS localizer and NDB (radial 250).
* Right image: You add the VOR (radial 250).

[[File:B734ils1.png|200px]] [[File:B734ils2.png|200px]]

''Have fun flying this cool plane and feel free to improve this article!''

{{Boeing}}

[[fr:Boeing 737-400]]

Boeing 737-400/info

2016-12-12T06:43:07Z

Flightgearnoob:

<includeonly>{{infobox aircraft
| name = Boeing 737-400
| image = 737-400.png
| alt = Boeing 737-400 at Frankfurt Main EDDF
| type = Airliner
| config = Narrow-body aircraft/Low wing aircraft
| propulsion = Jet aircraft
| manufacturer = Boeing
| authors = David Culp/Innis Cunningham/FlightGear Iespaña Team
| fdm = JSBSim
| fgname = 737-400
| status = In-Development
| download = https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/737-400
| navbar = 1
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the aircraft infobox subpage of the [[Boeing 737-400]].
[[Category:Aircraft infobox documentation]]
</noinclude>

Boeing 737-400

2016-12-12T06:42:39Z

Flightgearnoob:

{{:{{PAGENAME}}/info}}
The '''Boeing 737-400''' was launched in 1985 as a stretched [[737-300]], primarily for use by charter airlines.

== Download ==
This link leads to a package which contains everything: https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/737-400

== Aircraft help ==
For information on engine startup, livery selection, auto brake, reject take off etc. press "?" or "Help --> Aircraft Help" when the simulation is running.

== Navigation ==
As far as I know, out of all airliners the 737-400 has the best modelled navigation panels available in FlightGear. You can set almost all frequencies and Autopilot settings from the 3D cockpit, and very detailed information is given back to you on the screens and instruments. Here are some features:

=== TCAS ===
The TCAS ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_Collision_Avoidance_System Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System]) displays other aircraft on the main screen. The radar has a range of 20nm. Each bar on the white line in the middle marks 5nm. To use TCAS, you have to switch it on:

[[File:Tcas1.png|200px]]

TCAS off.

[[File:Tcas2.png|200px]]

TCAS on. Blue triangles: Other multiplayer pilots. White triangles: AI aircraft. (This screenshot was taken at an airport.)

[[File:Tcas3.png|200px]]

Switch on TCAS in the middle console. A voice will say "TCAS system test okay".
=== FMC (Flight Management Computer) ===
For example, I have set up the [[Route Manager]] to follow the fixes OMOGI, OKAVO, AKONI and OBERO.

[[File:RoutemanB7341.png|200px]]

Once route is programmed, it's displayed in the middle console. The distance to the next waypoint OMOGI is 13.5 nm. The total distance to the last waypoint is 31.9 nm.

[[File:RoutemanB7342.png|200px]]

The next waypoint is displayed on the screen as a yellow dot.

=== VOR ===
[[VHF Omni-directional Radio Range|VOR]] arrows (vectors) are blue if in NAV1 and green if in NAV2. They point in the direction of the [[VHF Omni-directional Radio Range|radial]] you defined in the radio settings (Equipment --> Radio Settings). In the 737-400, when are 20 nm or closer, the VOR will show up on the screen. In the following screenshot, a VOR, for which you have set a radial of 080, is 10 nm away from you and you are flying directly to it. Note that there is traffic at your 5 o'clock.

[[File:B734vor1.png|200px]]

=== NDB ===
[[List of abbreviations#N|NDB]] arrows are dark yellowish. The long one points in the direction of the NDB, i.e. tells you where the NDB is relative to you. The short arrow indicates the radial you defined in the radio settings dialogue.

[[File:B734ndb1.png|200px]]

The NDB is at a heading of approximately 267 from you (long arrow), but you want to approach it at a radial of 250 (short arrow). Fly a little to the right to align both arrows:

[[File:B734ndb2.png|200px]]

=== ILS ===
[[ILS]] appear in the same way as VORs, as blue or green arrows. The thick dot in their center is the beginning of the runway. In the following example you approach runway 25R at EDDF from southwest. On the map you see several navaids:

[[File:B734ils3.png|200px]]

On the extended runway, apart from the ILS localizer, there are also the VOR Frankfurt FFM and the NDB Frankfurt FR. In the two following screenshots, you use more than one navaid.

* Left image: ILS localizer and NDB (radial 250).
* Right image: You add the VOR (radial 250).

[[File:B734ils1.png|200px]] [[File:B734ils2.png|200px]]

''Have fun flying this cool plane and feel free to improve this article!''

{{Boeing}}

[[fr:Boeing 737-400]]

Boeing 737-400

2016-12-12T06:39:30Z

Flightgearnoob: