Make your simulations as realistic as possible by expertly using the G1000 glass panels and their variations for navigating your cross-country flights.
New and Updated Information in Version 1.1
Version 1.1 has been improved with additional and clarified information and enhanced visuals in response to user feedback.
Effects of winds
Use of CDI (course deviation indicator)
Adding and deleting flight plan navaids and waypoints
Differences between the PFD (primary flight display) and MFD (multi-function display)
Clarified focus and limits
Navigate Precisely Anywhere in Your Simulator
Glass instrument panels are mainstays of modern aviation. The Garmin G1000 is used by general and commercial aviation alike because it makes navigation information easy to read and use. Pilots always have a clear and concise picture of where they are and where they are going.
In Microsoft Flight Simulator™ 2020, the Garmin G1000 or variations are available in these aircraft:
Beechcraft Baron G58
Beechcraft Bonanza
Beechcraft King Air 350
Cessna 172 Skyhawk
Cessna 208B Grand Caravan
Daher TBM 930
Diamond DA40 and DA42
Extra 330 LT (variation)
Flight Design CTSL (variation)
JMB VL-3 (variation)
Master Navigating With the Garmin G1000 Glass Panel
Learn to use the Garmin™ G1000’s multi-function display (MFD) and the primary flight display (PFD) to navigate easily and precisely anywhere in the world like a real pilot.
Read and decipher data on map screens and in windows
Learn functions of buttons and knobs
Change map and data screens for more information
Access detailed data about airports and waypoints
Change destination en route
Enable GPS in your omni-bearing indicator (OBI)
Set your autopilot to follow GPS
And much more
Enjoy the Advantages of GPS Navigation
Navigating is easier and precise.
Direct routing shortens distances and durations.
Positions, distances, speeds, and estimated times are shown.
Guesswork is omitted.
Navigation errors are eliminated.
Valuable time is saved.
Fuel efficiency is maximized.
Learn From an Instructional Video
Deliberately designed and constructed
Well organized presentation
Scripted and edited narration
Separate screens for each step
Animated highlights for key concepts
Clear explanations for everything
Benefit From Professional Production
Meticulously planned
Thoroughly researched
Diligently constructed
Independently verified for accuracy
Separately reviewed for quality
Use With Popular Software and Operating Systems
Uses common video players such as Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, and WinAmp
Instructions for use are included.
Duration 11:28 minutes
Download size 371 MB
Exclusively for home flight simulation
Focus and Limits
This video focuses on using the MFD and PFD in the Garmin G1000 glass panel for cross-country navigation. It uses Microsoft Flight Simulator™ 2020 because of its popularity. Basic principles and methods can be applied to similar navigation devices and other simulation programs.
Being limited to navigation, this video does not explain everything a G1000 does such as autopilot and radios. It does not explain instrument approach procedures, which are explained in a dedicated video. It does not explain making and filing flight plans, which are explained in a separate video.
Free Bonus Items
To help you maximize your simulations, these items are included free of charge:
Transcript of entire video
V-Speed card
Concise list of MSFS 2020 keyboard shortcuts
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