BravoAirspace – A320neo European Operators Pack 1 Liveries v1.3.3

v1.3.3:
– Added custom sounds
– Added 2 more variants for easyjet and 2 more variants for lufthansa
– Tablet has a checklist but will never be a functional EFB as this is a livery package

7 airliners operating the Airbus A320-251N/271N NEO from the European nations.
12 variations. Consisting of lightly weathered and dirty variants.
Each aircraft displays their real-world engine type. Each operates it’s corresponding custom engine sound.

This hangar consists of:

• BRITISH AIRWAYS G-TTNJ
• EASYJET G-UZHM “CHARLIE TAYLOR”
• EASYJET G-UZHM “CHARLIE TAYLOR” weathered
• EASYJET G-UZLF “FRAZER LOFTS” EUROPCAR-REAR-DECAL
• EASYJET G-UZHI “WINSTON CHAU”
• DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA D-AINC “FIRST TO FLY A320NEO” DECAL
• DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA D-AINC
• DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA D-AIJE “BAD SEGERBERG” EUROWHITE
• IBERIA LINEAS AEREAS DE ESPANA S.A VIRGEN DE LORETO EC-NEZ
• SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINE SYSTEM [SAS] SE-RUF “GUNNAR VIKING”
• SWISS INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES HB-JDA “ENGELBERG”
• VUELING S.A EC-NIY

Added Features:

• Unmirrored winglets/wings; Winglet/wings will not duplicate
• Improved custom cockpit textures; Inoperative TABLET [only checklist on display] • Improved night lighting, inside the cockpit and externally
• Walk-around-ready aircraft with clear to read labels and compartments at close viewing range
• Custom CFM LEAP1-A + Pratt & Whitney GW1000G sounds depending on the aircraft

Other additional work incorporated in this package:

• Discolored tinted windshield (viewed from the external view)
• Dirty windshield (dried water, dust, bug splat, etc) viewed from the cockpit
• Both missing passenger window at the rear of the plane (exterior) now present (most neo’s have an extra window)
• Custom non-pixelated decals/stickers on the plane passenger doors
• Created and placed non-pixelated custom rivets throughout the fuselage to show deteriorations and wear
• Created and placed both landing gear louver
• Engine decals
• Engines and wings now rely on non-pixelated rivets and lines
• An organic environment inside the cockpit, soda cans, coffee cups, EFB tablets (INOP), water bottles, notepads, hanger, luggage, pens, cellphones, etc.
• Created and placed non-pixelated signs, warnings, instructions, handles and bay doors around the aircraft