Just Flight has recently published a new development update on their upcoming A300B4 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, covering their latest visual work on the cockpit.

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Their lead artist has been working hard for the past four months on recreating the remaining sections of the A300B4’s cockpit, taking into account every individual gauge, screw, knob, and panel, all with custom weathering and discoloration as per their reference aircraft.

With the work now complete, Just Flight will be teasing new bits of the cockpit through the remaining development updates, starting with the center pedestal.

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They have authentically recreated the Carousel IV Inertial Navigation System (INS) Control Display Unit (CDU) on both sides. For those wishing for a more modern offering, the UNS-1 FMS will be an option.

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The following bits to be showcased are the stabilizer trim wheels, the speed brake lever, a flap/slat lever, the throttle levers, fuel cut-off switches, the parking brake handle, and some buttons.

Lastly, the communications suite has 2 VHF control units, a transponder unit, two audio selector panels, weather radar controls, ADF navigation radios, and lighting controls. 

The next development update will focus on the forward panel and autopilot.
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