[P3D v5.4] iFly 737 Max 8 American Airlines | Austin to Phoenix | Full flight 

Thank you so much Sam! Truly inspiring words. I for sure knew Matt Davies. His videos were the first ones with flight sim content I ever saw. So he was very inspirational to me and I was indeed very sad to hear im passing. I will keep it up for you to enjoy and also because I very much enjoy creating the videos :D

I’d like to try that

Thanks mate, and same here. Looking forward to see this bird in MSFS

Thanks, will do so ;)

Ok cool. Very interesting. I did not expect that at all regarding the sounds

Oh nice, very cool. That seems like a fun 787 route to fly

Sure thing, I feared that OFP would be too boring for the viewers, but I am more than happy to bring it on.

You will need chaseplane for that. Which is a camera add on.

Ok cool, thanks for the info regarding the use of HUD :)

Haha, ok that's really interesting. Thanks for the input :D

Sure thing, I didn't even know they had an A320 fleet as well. I think I have only seen the 737s as of now.

@@tjpilot5913 yes they have A321 ceos based out of Birmingham and Stansted and the A321NEO are based out Manchester 😁

Hahaha, love your comment reg. the Max :DDDD Yeah I was thinking the same first, but since cabin altitude was way above my flight altitude, I figures opening the valve will only bring it down to at least my flight altitude. I did try to close the valve as well, but it brought the same result of -500 fpm cabin altitude...

@@tjpilot5913 Unless there’s something wrong with the simulation (very possible when loading a saved scenario) your cabin altitude can never be above the aircraft actual altitude. When completely depressurised the cabin altitude will equal the aircraft altitude. When you show the pressurisation gauge at 30:24 the small needle shows that the cabin altitude is 38,000 ft (your cruising altitude) and the large needle shows that the differential pressure is zero. One of the Memory Recall items in a decompression is to select the controller to Manual Mode and CLOSE the outflow valve in an attempt to re-pressurise the aircraft. The cabin will descend slowly. Hope this helps. . . . I really enjoyed the video btw. I flew bigger Boeings IRL but never the B737. You’ve convinced me to add this to my P3D. Cheers

Nah I switched it to manual after the cabin altitude increased so much. I think it is just a bug in the aircraft.

Hi, I have not noticed a difference particularly between .3 and .4, but P3D is generally quite hard on the CPU. Objects draw distance and level of detail are the most important CPU settings. Try to reduce those and see if it makes a difference.

@@tjpilot5913 Noted, thank you. I’ll give that a try. Curious, did you simply update the client to 5.4 or did you do a full install when updating?

You will need Chaseplane for that. In chaseplane you can configure your transitions.

Yes absolutely. When they release it for MSFS I will get it as well for sure. It is quite good in P3D and I guess the MSFS version will be at least on the same level, if not better

Hey mate. to assign buttons and keys is no problem at all. I think it gets tricky when you want to assign axis. I believe for that you will need fsuipc.

@@tjpilot5913 thanks for the response. i managed to get p3d and assigned everything quite nice, did a full 777lr flight with no issues however when i try to move my camera around the cockpit with my mouse i find it very annoying and snappy, i also saw that lets say if i wanted to change the baro altemeter from 400-700 i would have to click 300 times to get it to 700 as my scroll wheel isnt working on p3d. do you have a fix for the snappy cockpit and the scroll wheel issue? also your movement in the cockpit is very swift and smooth, are you using any external addons beside chase planes?

Mhh, I have not had that issue... I would start by checking my trim control settings. Maybe there is a key assigned to trim which you are unaware of.

I have this issue too TAT Have you solved this issue?

@@mmmelodrama3114 actually no I stopped flying it 😊

no, creo que dos simuladores son suficientes.

@@tjpilot5913 muchas gracias ☺️

PMDG performance is a bit better

Considering its a Max 8 and not a Max 9 I'm guessing not

Since it's a MAX8, they don't have an extra emergency exit; so they don't have a door plug.

@@verticalspeed_ I think they said it bc of the "CABIN ALTITUDE" light being lit up

Hahaha, brilliant mate! I love it :D

I know it's a max 8. Just thought it would still be humorous