NEW AIRLINER For MSFS On PC and Xbox! | LatinVFR A321Neo Review

Summary

In this video, the host reviews the A321 Neo airliner by Latin VFR for Microsoft Flight Simulator, priced at £21 or $25. They discuss its value with four variants and numerous liveries. The cockpit is similar to the A320 but with minor modifications, and the flight model feels heavier and more stable. While the external model is acceptable, the interior is criticized for poor design. The sound set is praised, but the lack of advanced cockpit sounds is noted. Overall, it's recommended for Xbox users seeking variety but not for PC users expecting higher system depth.

Takeaways

• 🎮 The video reviews the A321 Neo airliner by Latin VFR for Microsoft Flight Simulator on PC and Xbox.
• 💷 The price of the A321 Neo is £20.99 (UK pounds), which is approximately $25 US dollars.
• 🛫 The package includes four variants of the A321 Neo: Leap, Leap Long Range, Pratt & Whitney, and Pratt & Whitney Long Range.
• 🎨 The aircraft comes with numerous liveries and corresponding deliveries for each variant.
• 🕊 The cockpit design is similar to the A320 with slight modifications, reflecting the real-life A321 Neo's cockpit.
• 🔊 Latin VFR has provided a custom sound set for the engines, which is praised for its quality.
• 🛠 The aircraft uses default Microsoft Flight Simulator systems, which is acceptable but not as in-depth as some may prefer.
• 🌐 The flight model is distinct from the A320, feeling slightly heavier and more 'on rails', which may be more realistic.
• 🚁 The interior model of the cabin is criticized for its poor quality, especially the window frames.
• 🌆 The external model is described as 'acceptable' but not groundbreaking, with some liveries enhancing the appearance.
• 🎮 The reviewer recommends the A321 Neo for Xbox users due to its value and suitability for the console, but not for PC users who may expect more depth.

Q & A

What is the price of the A321 Neo by Latin VFR for Microsoft Flight Simulator on the marketplace?

The A321 Neo by Latin VFR is priced at 20 UK pounds and 99 pence, which is approximately 25 US dollars.

What did Latin VFR typically create before this release, and why was this release surprising?

Latin VFR is known for creating airports for Microsoft Flight Simulator, and this release was surprising because it was their first attempt at creating an aircraft, specifically the A321 Neo.

What are the different variants included in the A321 Neo package by Latin VFR?

The package includes four variants: the Leap, the Leap Long Range, the Pratt and Whitney, and the Pratt and Whitney Long Range versions of the A321 Neo.

How many liveries are included with the A321 Neo, and what is a unique feature about them?

The exact number of liveries is not specified, but it is mentioned that there are many. A unique feature is that the liveries correspond with the aircraft type.

What is the main similarity between the A321 Neo and the A320 cockpits?

The A321 Neo cockpit is very similar to the A320 cockpit with some slight modifications due to the A321 Neo being an extended and slightly heavier version of the A320.

What are the main differences in the cockpit of the A321 Neo compared to the A320?

The A321 Neo cockpit has minor modifications, particularly in the structure and size, which feels slightly bigger on the sides, but the differences are not significant.

What systems are used in the A321 Neo by Latin VFR, and are they custom or default?

The A321 Neo uses the default Microsoft Flight Simulator systems, which are acceptable but not as advanced as custom systems like those found in FlyByWire.

How does the A321 Neo's flight model differ from the A320's, according to the script?

The A321 Neo's flight model feels slightly heavier than the A320's, which is realistic due to its size and weight, but also a bit more 'on rails,' requiring less correction during landing.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the interior model of the A321 Neo?

The reviewer finds the interior model to be of poor quality, particularly in the back of the aircraft where the window frame appears to be poorly rendered.

How does the external model of the A321 Neo compare to other aircraft models in Microsoft Flight Simulator?

The external model is described as acceptable but not groundbreaking, lacking the level of detail found in the Phoenix A320 model.

What is the reviewer's recommendation for the A321 Neo by Latin VFR based on the platform (PC or Xbox)?

The reviewer recommends the A321 Neo for Xbox pilots due to its value for money but does not recommend it for PC pilots, as it lacks the system depth found in other PC-compatible aircraft.