Project Airbus- Airbus A320 Version 1.0
The Airbus A320 is one of the world’s leading short to medium ranged airliners. Since its introduction in 1984, the A320 has been incredibly successful, with well over 1000 examples flying today. Its’ sophisticated fly-by-wire system was a technical masterpiece in its day, and continues to impress both pilots and aviation enthusiasts alike.

The Visual Model
Our release of the Airbus A320-200 has fully animated control surfaces, gear, etc.
 
Installation
Manual installation can be achieved with the following:

-Find your Flight Simulator aircraft directory.
(E.g. C:/PROGRAM FILES/Microsoft Games/FS20002/aircraft)

-Place the aircraft file into your FS2002 aircraft folder.

-Place all contents in the ‘Effects’ folder into the fs2002/effects folder.

-Place all contents in the ‘Gauge’ folder into the fs2002/gauges folder.

-Please read the panel.cfg in our A320 panel directory for further instructions on how to enable virtual cockpit gauges and smoke system with 3rd Party panels.

-To open the other cabin doors and cockpit windows, you must assign them to the Water Rudder, Tail hook and Wing fold located in the Settings/Assignments of FS2002. 

-Run FS2002 and select the aircraft under the Aircraft menu and you should be able to see it; we suggest you read the aircraft manual prior to flying before asking any questions in our forum.

Legal notes
Disclaimer

While every effort has been made to ensure that the software/aircraft is usable and compatible with most computers and software, no liability can be accepted for any errors or defects.   The creators of this software/aircraft make no warranties for damages resulting from the use of this software/aircraft. Although this aircraft has been tested, there is absolutely NO warranty or guarantee of any kind, expressed or implied, for any problems arising from the use of our aircraft. This includes, but is not limited to, any damage or loss to hardware and/or software  problemsand/or loss of data of any kind. The use of this aircraft and related files is at the users’ own risk. We advise users to backup any important software or data they may have on their computer prior to using this software/aircraft.  If there are anyyou have any problems, questions, or comments , etc you may post a message in the Project Airbus Forum.

License:
This Project Airbus aircraft is FREEWARE and is created for the sole purpose of entertainment for fellow flight-simmers. You may NOT redistribute it to make money or for commercial purposes without written permission from Project Airbus.

Repaints:
You may repaint the plane in a livery that has been painted in the past and present that the Project Airbus team have not painted. You must post for permission in the Request Repaint forum if you are to distribute our aircraft out on the Internet. You must send us a copy of your aircraft so we can post it up on our website.

Credits

Project Airbus Member	Position
Thomas Ruth	Aircraft & Animator Designer, Texture Artist
Nicholas Wu	Texture & Graphics Artist, Webmaster
Trevor Slack	Technical Advisor, Aircraft Designer, Team Organiser
Peter Binamira	Flight Dynamics Creator, Sound Engineer
Adam Reynolds	Texture Artist, Aircraft Designer
Hirata Takamitsu	Texture Artist
Project Airbus Team
Thomas Ruth
Nicholas Wu
Trevor Slack
Peter Binamira
Michel Theriault
Alexander Kvitta
Thomas Kwong
Jacob Kubique

Project Airbus Beta Testing Team
Richard Mcurry- A320 F/O
Michael Endruh – A320/A321 F/O
Gianmarco Bettiol -A320-211, A321-114 S/O
Edward Tran - A320 F/O
George Lacson - A320 Capt.
Robert Stanford- A319/320 Capt.
Bernie Daenzer - A320 trainee pilot

Victor Acenas - A330 Capt.
Colin Parker- 777 F/O
James Kevin Go – CPL holder
Marc Brodbeck- Flight Dispatcher
Elmer Guillermo Jr
Alkit Chan
Daryl Chapman
Michel Karam
Michael Buenaventura- son of 744 Captain
Joshua Gonzales
Kenneth Lojo 
Mike Buenaventura

Sounds
Erick Tubil 
Timon Ibugger 
Bernie Daenzer-A320 trainee pilot
Joshua Gonzales

Virtual Cockpit Gauges
Eric Marciano
Freeware Panel Designer Association (FPDA)

Condensation Vortices
Eric Buhagiar

Contact
[email protected]

PROJECT AIRBUS
http://www.projectairbus.com/