

Airbus Industries was formed in 1970 as a multinational effort between Germany, England and France to create a high-capacity twin-jet transport (this developed into the A300). Today Airbus Industries has become the world’s second largest manufacturer of civil airliners. 

Two prototype A300B1s were built, the first of these flying from Toulouse, France on October 28 1972, the second on February 5 the next year. The General Electric CF6 was the power plant choice for initial A300s. Following the prototype A300B1s was the 2.65m  longer A300B2, the first production version which first flew in April 1974. The B2 entered service with Air France on May 23, 1974.

Airbus A300 Zero-G: converted for astronaut training by Novespace, Sogerma and CNES (French space travel agency)

Production of the A300B2/B4 ceased in May 1984, with manufacture switching to the improved A300-600.

This Information was found from: 

http://www.zap16.com/zapnew/2008/10/05/airbus-a300b2b4/


This aircraft was started by Thomas Ruth and was adopted later on. Thomas Ruth is a FS aircraft designer and this is an unfinished plane of his. He had the outside model mostly finsished,
basic cockpit, and a basic VC. It was later adopted by Delivery Guy and finished. This aircraft is an Airbus A300B2. DG had got permission from Benoit Gaurant to use his amazing gauges for
the A300b2 and the b4 panel model. This A300b2 and b4 is very accurate to the original aircraft.



Original designers:
This model was started by Thomas Ruth and finished by flysimware
Finished December 1st 2008
http://www.flysimware.com



Original designers:
Started by Thomas Ruth
privat@thomas-ruth.de
between 2004 and 2008.



Original designers:
Guages by Benoit Gaurant
bgaurant@free.fr

Groundhandling gauges for FS2004 aircraft                                         By Rob Barendregt 


A300b2 Airbus Project!

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Instructions & Animation:


Instruction:

 Theres is a area in the Autopilot panel to open a failers window. Place your mouse near the middle of the panel. In this window you can set cold start or auto start.



 There is no main panel. So use VC and if you dont like using the vc guages, just use
shift 1-9 for panel windows.


 The main auto pilot button (Z) only disengages the auto pilot. So to turn it on
just use your mouse and click the CMD 1.



Animation:


left three doors 			= shift E
Right three doors and cargo doors 	= shift E then click 2
Glare shields 				= mouse left and right
Rudder pedals position			= mouse left and right
arm rests  				= mouse left and right

co-pilots head				= Joystick (Ailerons)
co-pilot lowers gear and raises gear	= G (gear)
Fuel cuttoff vales			= Mouse




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