Introduction Circling approaches aren't just another maneuver—they're a visual segment of an instrument procedure that demands precision, discipline, and sharp situational awareness. When terrain, wind, or runway orientation prevents a straight-in landing, Airbus A320 pilots must rely on the circling approach procedure. This guide walks you through the Airbus FCTM-based circling approach—from setup to final [...]
Category Archives: Airbus A320
04
Jun
Jun
The A320 fuel system is designed to efficiently manage fuel storage and distribution. Fuel storage tanks include inner and outer wing tanks plus the center tank. The left-wing tank supplies fuel to the left engine, while the right-wing tank supplies fuel to the right engine. When tanks are filled, the system monitors fuel volume to […]
03
Jun
Jun
Join us as we explore in detail the Speed Reference System (SRS) of the Airbus A320. This sophisticated automated technology is essential during two crucial flight phases – takeoffs and go-arounds. Pilots must thoroughly comprehend the SRS to maintain safety and operational efficiency. In this discussion, we’ll examine the system’s functionality and highlight its significance […]
30
May
May
In the digital heart of the Airbus A320 lies a system that quietly runs the show from takeoff to touchdown: the Flight Management and Guidance Computer, or FMGC. For pilots, this isn’t just another black box — it’s the brain behind every managed descent, every lateral navigation leg, and every precision approach. The FMGC doesn’t […]
20
Jan
Jan
Most likely, you've flown on an Airbus A320 without realizing the sophisticated technology working behind the scenes. As one of aviation's most reliable and widely-used aircraft, the A320 represents a perfect blend of automation and pilot control that keeps you safe in the skies. When you step aboard, you're entering an aircraft that's equipped with [...]
- 1
- 2