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Version 3.6.1 · 2026-10-12
- New flows feature. Learn and practice cockpit flows.
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The store currently lists version 3.6.1, updated 2026-10-12.







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Unlock the A320’s complexities with this powerful, unofficial training tool. Created by experienced A320 instructors, this app transforms intricate systems into clear, practical knowledge.
Whether you’re preparing for your initial type rating, command upgrade, or recurrent training, this app is designed to sharpen your understanding and boost your confidence.
Features:
• Clear, Concise Explanations: Complex A320 systems broken down into simple, digestible concepts.
• Unmatched Visual Learning: Go beyond flat diagrams—experience detailed 3D cutaways and animations that reveal how systems truly work, giving you a depth of understanding manuals can’t provide.
• Targeted Training: Tailored for pilots pursuing their type rating, upgrade, or recurrent training.
• Expert Insight: Learn from instructors with thousands of hours of A320 flight time and instructional experience.…
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- New flows feature. Learn and practice cockpit flows.
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