Jetliner is an all-new, study-level mission package to introduce you to airline operations and jet aircraft. JETLINER has a new home. Find the tutorials under ACTIVITIES-CUSTOM CONTENT.
Brought to you by a real A320 captain, Jetliner provides an authentic and realistic environment to learn how to handle the big jets, using genuine Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and techniques used by the professionals.
Commence your journey into airline flying first by joining us on a full sector from London Gatwick to Barcelona. The trip is divided into dedicated missions to discuss and demonstrate each phase of flight, from Taxi-Out to Taxi-In. We then move on to explore abnormals and more complex scenarios.
Guided step-by-step by your Airbus Captain, learn how to handle a passenger jet authentically so you can go forwards and apply real procedures to your airline flights, knowing you’re doing it as realistically as possible.
Each mission has accompanying theory, found in the comprehensive ground school manual. Learn the theory before you take to the skies and practice it for yourself by performing a complex departure from one of the world’s most challenging airports.
Note: Ensure to use the default navigation database.
English language only.
JETLINER 01. TAXI-OUT
Learn how to start and handle jet engines and taxi out, completing flight control checks, after-start flows and checklists, following ATC instructions on your way to the holding point at London Gatwick.
JETLINER 02. TAKEOFF
Once the cabin crew are secure, line-up and depart Gatwick, following true-to-life procedures to get your passengers airborne.
JETLINER 03. CLIMB
Airline flying is an exercise in automation management. Learn how to take charge of the autopilot to guide you skywards, punching through the cloud layers and utilising Engine Anti-Ice on your way towards thinner air, exploring Flight Levels, zoom climbs and the Flight Control Unit (FCU).
JETLINER 04. CRUISE
Jet power allows greater altitudes and speeds than previously possible. Grapple with the fundamentals of cruising in the rarefied air of the upper atmosphere and experience first-hand the use of Flight Management System (FMS) navigation, Mach number and traffic separation.
JETLINER 05. DESCENT
A mix of science and art, descending an airliner from these great heights requires a balance of efficiency and speed. Acquire the crucial techniques that pilots use to both initiate and control your descent progress towards your destination.
JETLINER 06. APPROACH
Program the Flight Management and Guidance Computer (FMGC) to insert your arrival route, take a shortcut and set your airliner up for a smooth landing into Barcelona. Discover how to decelerate and configure for approach just like the pros.
JETLINER 07. TAXI-IN
After vacating the runway, the journey isn't over yet. Reconfigure your aircraft to prepare for arrival at the gate as you wind your way around the taxiways.
JETLINER 08. ENGINE FAILURE
Take command of your stricken airliner after suffering a critical engine failure as you lift off the runway, requiring positive but deliberate control to balance out the remaining thrust. Climb away safely before levelling off to clean up the flaps enabling you to continue your ascent.
JETLINER 09. EMERGENCY DESCENT
Always a possibility when cruising at height, an explosive decompression often comes with little warning. Don your oxygen mask and plunge earthbound back into breathable air.
JETLINER 10. RTO
After detecting a serious system malfunction as you hurtle down Manchester's Runway 23R, slam to a stop before you run out of tarmac.
JETLINER 11. MANUAL HANDLING
Sharpen your skills as an aviator as you take over from the aircraft's automated systems, using manual control to manoeuvre the Airbus through the skies of Scandinavia's Oresund Strait.
JETLINER 12. CHALLENGE
Demonstrate your proficiency at handling the big jets by combining what you've learned into a complex, manually flown departure from Gibraltar.
FS Academy - Jetliner, combined with a comprehensive ground school manual, will guide you through the crucial background knowledge that come into play once handling the big jets, including:
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Jet Engines
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Thrust Detents
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Checklists + Flows
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Flight Control Unit (FCU) Handling
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Auto Thrust
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Flight Computers (FMGC)
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Flight Levels
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Descent Calculation + Management
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Approach Configuration
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Electronic Flight Information Systems (EFIS)
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AND MORE
Step up to the big leagues and go pro with FS Academy - Jetliner!
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While the voice instructor on these lessons may well be an actual A320 pilot, the app itself is poorly developed with regards to instructing a complete beginner in operating an airliner.
During the "Taxi out" lesson, the instructions just stopped coming. I had apparently neglected to do something that wasn't even part of that or previous lessons. I restarted twice to make sure I hadn't missed anything, but same result each time. It just left me on the taxi way without bothering to tell me what I'd neglected to do, and would not proceed any further.
Why a simple line of code setting a reminder after enough time passes of a missed step, along with instructions of how to complete that step (since as I said it was not included in the earlier lessons!) could not kick in at this point is beyond me.
This mod is poorly designed and clearly never tested with beginner sim pilots like myself to weed out these kinds of bugs. I gave it two stars for getting the plane up and running enough to taxi, but that's probably more than it deserves. 20 bucks wasted for me, and I learned more simply using the audible checklist system on the MSFS toolbar plus a handful of YT videos.
I have served as an instructor in various roles during my life, and it's not that difficult to translate live, in-person instruction into a programmed audio tutorial. This mod seems to have been created by someone who has never successfully instructed others in life to do ANYTHING, let alone walk them through the myriad of complex steps to operate a modern jet airliner. They market it as being instructed by a PILOT, when it should be instructed by an INSTRUCTOR. Most students do not become great teachers. All they need is one highly skilled code writer, and one experienced airline pilot instructor. Oh, and a couple of dozen alpha testers who have never flown anything in RL, and certainly nothing beyond single engine GA planes in sims.
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