Fenix Simulations recently updated their A320 lineup for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, addressing various issues and improving overall stability.

Update v2.4.0.2656 addresses an issue where the thrust lever null zone would not save with uncalibrated thrust levers, fixes the elevators and ailerons not drooping fully down when unpowered, mitigates a potential CPDLC handover crash, among other things. The complete changelog follows below:

2.4.0.2656 

Avionics and Systems

• Fixed thrust lever null zone not saving if you had uncalibrated thrust levers
• Fixed elevators and ailerons not drooping down fully when unpowered
• Fixed potential crash in CPDLC handover
• Fixed SimBrief timing out too soon when uplinking flight plan
• Fixed CAT 2 showing as INOP at incorrect times on the ground
• Fixed MACH number showing when FCU 1+2 INOP
• Fixed FIX INFO not reflecting entered values when the first waypoint is PPOS
• Fixed no A/THR having response in some situations when out of the gate
• Fixed rudder trim display during annunciator light test
• Fixed line missing next to VMAX checkered boxes
• Fixed SEC F-PLN showing flight number in the first row
• Fixed SEC F-PLN waypoint colouring on the ND
• Fixed occasional audio stutters
• Fixed STD not being centered on the new style ISIS
• Fixed alignment of TCAS target altitudes
• Fixed track line being visible on the ND when ADIRS not fully aligned

EFB

• Fixed some causes of connection being lost with the EFB

Fenix’s A320 lineup is available on their website for $120.90 (full bundle), or $67.17 (A320 only) + $53.73 (A319+A321). 

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