let us say "a little buggy" in the original release of the A350 XWB. The OIS (Onboard Information System) side (and center) menu screens, were. The complex sets of monitor screens that is unique to the A350 flight deck has had some slight changes. Not a big update list, but you do feel there are more improvements than listed that have been addressed under the skin. The exceptional lighting of X-Plane11 is bringing aircraft alive in realism and put that factor together with highly detailed aircraft and the results are stunning. Again the FMC is still not a full total replication of a FMS (Flight Management System) like on the B757/767 and in this case the SID/STAR component is still missing for now, but it is coming, I swear it is.įlightFactor put a nice shine on to the A350 in the last update, and in XP11 the aircraft looks amazing. But now it is a very though machine and becoming very mature as it ages. Here again with this version v1.43 you see a solidness that was missing in the earlier releases of this Airbus aircraft, it usually came off second best compared to the Boeing designs of B757/767 and the B777 Series. We saw a very nice and more complete upgrade to the A350 v1.30 just back in July 2016, and right there and then it felt like a completely new aircraft than the earlier predecessors. But flyable or usable is still a very nice place to be. The note here is flyable or compatible and not a totally configured aircraft for the new X-Plane version as the simulator is still within its beta stages (XP11b11 at this article). News! - Aircraft Updated to X-Plane11 : Airbus A350 XWB v1.4.3 by FlightFactorįlightFactor have updated their Airbus A350 XWB aircraft to be flyable in X-Plane11.
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