Information has been circulation that Fenix A320 can now be (unofficially) used with Skalarki hardware. Apparently this is possible using a Spad.neXt/Skalarki Integration Driver. I do not condone this type of practice which would be in breach of the Fenix licence agreement (6.4 The Software must not be used on home cockpits). If there is … Continue reading
Some valid points from a forum post by DEHowie, a real world Airbus training Captain: https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/620248-fenix-a320-engine-out-weirdiness/?do=findComment&comment=4792172 – Speaking of old lets talk Prosim which is the base for Fenix it itself is extremely old with literally being at least 20 years old as a basis meaning most ECAMS have had extensive modification by Airbus. In … Continue reading
The release of Fenix A320 is now imminent. Aamir (Fenix) on Discord (19/05/2022): “Hey @everyone. I hope I’m not jinxing anything, but I believe we may have just built our final release candidate – which means it’s time to talk about a few things and I’m sorry but this’ll be a long one! Lets start … Continue reading
Fenix have now announced that they have come to the end of their A320 beta phase, with their first release candidate being circulated internally. The official release should shortly follow. The Fenix A320 aircraft will be available at a price of £49.99, which should be incredible value if it lives up to its expectations. The … Continue reading
2021 has been an eventful year (pandemic aside); there has been significant software and hardware developments and a few surprise announcements. What will 2022 bring? On the software front MSFS continues to advance in development with patches and scenery updates. Several scenery developers have announced cessation of Prepar3D support and development to focus primarily on … Continue reading
Fenix have released a new blog update of their upcoming aircraft and its features. Aamir has also stepped through some of the electrical functions of the aircraft in a comprehensive video. Fenix has been developed using ProSimA320 as its foundation so it is important to realise the aircraft systems will be fundamentally similar. The walkthrough … Continue reading
Aamir from Fenix Simulations have now announced on Discord that they “do indeed have a licence with ProSim to utilise and modify elements of their simulation software, and are building upon that to building something much more desktop-orientated and more in line with what PC simmers are used to.” (#Announcements, Fenix Sim Discord). Aamir has … Continue reading
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” Oscar Wilde Fenix Simulation recently introduced their AirbusA320 to the world. A number of flight simmers have been surprised at their technical prowess – in a short amount of time Fenix have achieved a high fidelity Airbus A320 (unreleased) as showcased on … Continue reading
More details on the Fenix Simulations A320 MCDU have surfaced – their latest blog post details an example of their working RNAV/RNP system for complex departures (Queenstown, New Zealand), FLS modelling, RTA (Required time of Arrival), AOC + ATSU functions and Simbrief integration. Their Airbus technical advisors (real world A320 pilots) include well known YouTube … Continue reading
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