Airbus checklist

I think most are covered here. Speedbird looks good.

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https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2958/manual-checklist-airbus-a319-320-321/

https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/2959/fs2004-manual-checklist-airbus-a320-200/

Thanks RadarMan! I'll check the links out.

👍 Let us know if any certain ones that you want are missing.

Well, I checked the links out and I found a lot of checklist that I needed.
There were two checklist that I couldn't find:
- A300 B4-200
- A330-200

If you find them, can you please give them to me?
I will try to find them also.

See if these covers them.

- A300 B4-200
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- A330-200
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Thanks RadarMan. I just got the A330-200 checklist. It's says that the checklist is for FS2002, is it the same to FS2004?

I don't fly the big jets but I imagine it'll be either the same or close enough. The difference would be the design tools used to build the aircraft not the aircraft themselves.
I think I even convinced myself.

By the way I just checked out flight sim and they didn't have very much for you.

The big jets and the other aircraft are very different. They have many differences. Yes, the big jets are completely different than the other small planes. The instruments are different and also the aircraft themselves.
You can feel how heavy is the aircraft, and other characteristics.
I like to fly both big jets and small aircraft, like Cessna C182S Skylane (my favorite). I didn't try the Beechcraft, but they look very cool.
Every aircraft is different. I really like to fly the big jets and make long trips, and I also like to do the same with small planes.

I think I have to do a "super" search on internet and find those checklist.
I have more checklist that I want. I downloaded a plane in Flightsim.com (I don't remember if it was exactly there) and it's called CRJ-200 LR. I have to check my Readme for more details. That aircraft came with the Air France livery, and it's very very nice. I love that plane. It's like the Learjet 45.
Well, I think I wrote too much 😉.
Thank you for helping me, anyway.