What A2A products means, is Realistic … ‘Accurate’, it’s what they’ve build for years and from scratch. They named their internal system Accu-Sim where all the real aircraft behaviors are handled, incorporating true working systems in all area of an aircraft, already for years, based on in deep analyzing and situations recording. Imagine we get involved in managing the aircraft maintenance, battery check, cylinders compression, sparks plugs replacement … Many other addons builders get inspired of what they done, like for the pre-flight check (walkaround) and some additional parts… Most of their aircraft addons are study level. And at first, with what we see in the current visual they published, plus knowing their building skill, technical knowledge, level of sound delivery, I can say they took a high grade of attention and professionalism, so we will never be disappointed or tired of flying in their planes !
I suppose. That’s why I’ve asked. I’m sure some people would welcome that, as “in real life, you won’t repair engines with simple mouse click”. But I hope it’s more like SimFlight2020 above described. Like much more detailed maintenance hangar in 310R.
Right, though not only, all is in details, like vibrations in the cockpit depending on engine RPM, spin behavior handling with perfect recovery, there’s so many I can’t put all details here …
Yes Milviz is quality and fun, they produce great aircraft addons, as a few designers on the market and I love many of their addons, for me the first one I would see in MSFS with the current quality level, would be the Hugues MD 530F, with direct binding of engine start, but this is another subject …
Once in any A2A, we get something special, no less fun, some in deep feeling as in a real aircraft with accurate realism feedback at any stage, that’s all I love and I’m confident in what they build in the background.
i remember a time in their 172 in P3D, when I forgot to turn on the cockpit heaters. My teeth started chattering, I began shaking, and I had trouble focusing on the dials as I slowly froze to death. Fortunately, I figured it out before it got too bad and survived. But that’s an example of the level of detail.
I always remember the story I read at avsim: after several weeks without touch their c182 (or maybe the cub, not sure) during the walkaround discovered a nest in the engine!
Yes that is true. I am more freaking out that this project just jumped from us wondering if it was even still a thing to something that is nearing completion.
Oh boy, I’ve been waiting for this one since the beginning of MSFS 2020! This will compliment well the only one plane that I feel at the same level : The Milviz C310R. I just bought the Wilca and it’s also great.
I fully agree 
