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Andrew Sanderson
First Officer

Total Posts: 4
Posted at: 14-05-2025 13:39:48



Good afternoon, i'm new to this group but, as I see there are lots of experience sim pilots on here, I thought I'd ask a question about the Fenix airbus family and the landing rates.  I know Fenix are about to release a big update, and one of their comments was that the flare isn't as good as it should be.  I cant testify to that as my landings are either heavy or floaty.  I've set up the sensitivity to -20 on my TCA sidestick, I begin the flare at 30 and retard throttles at 20.  Unfortunately it's always hit and miss on landing rate.  Any thoughts or suggestions welcome.. Thanks in advance.

Rob Parker
Moderator
Training Captain

Total Posts: 117
Posted at: 14-05-2025 14:41:18



It's a strange thing with the Fenix.  Some pilots seems to have mastered the art of a reasonable landing rate say under 200fpm whilst others, me included. seem to pretty much be on the upper end of things between 200 and 500fpm.  Bear in mind that I have been simming for over 40 years and Airbus flying for over 20 years including many years on P3D with FSLabs.  So, like you, I'm looking forward to the big Fenix update to see if the advertised improvements actually make me a better pilot! smiley


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Mark Grant
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Training Captain
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Total Posts: 159
Posted at: 14-05-2025 15:03:12



I find especially in the Fenix, if you keep your speed up ie 5 to 8 knotts above your approach speed then flare and retard it manages to perform consistantly with landing rates, however im no master this is only what seems to work for me.

 

That said they can be all over the place for sure.


Many Thanks,

Mark.

Andrew Sanderson
First Officer

Total Posts: 4
Posted at: 14-05-2025 16:27:31



Mark

I find especially in the Fenix, if you keep your speed up ie 5 to 8 knotts above your approach speed then flare and retard it manages to perform consistantly with landing rates, however im no master this is only what seems to work for me.

 

That said they can be all over the place for sure.

Will try that... many thanks Mark and Rob

Andrew Sanderson
First Officer

Total Posts: 4
Posted at: 14-05-2025 16:49:51



Mark

I find especially in the Fenix, if you keep your speed up ie 5 to 8 knotts above your approach speed then flare and retard it manages to perform consistantly with landing rates, however im no master this is only what seems to work for me.

 

That said they can be all over the place for sure.

Added 5kts landed Isle of Man.. 191fpm... sod's law next landing will be 391fpm smiley

 

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