Flight Procedures Simulations' Ricardo Bolognini has announced that the Embraer 195 for X-Plane 12 will be released soon. This mid-range regional jet, designed by the Brazilian aerospace company Embraer, can seat up to 124 passengers and made its first flight in December 2004. The Embraer 195 series has been wildly successful with 172 airframes built due to its low operating costs per seat mile and maintenance. The E195 also know as the (Jungle Jet) has an average range of around 2600 miles cruising around 480 knots.

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This aircraft model has detailed features including proper antennae, drains, and vents, realistic wing flex, and customized external lighting. The interior has updated graphics and redesigned panels with new buttons and knobs.
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Custom Systems are detailed in this list from Flight Procedures Simulations.

•Brake system with autobrake and antiskid.

•Functional gear steers system.

•Hydraulic system logic.

•Electrical system logic.

•Bleed system Logic.

•Air Conditioning system logic.

•Advanced Advisory System logic with more then 100 messages logic.

•Lights switch test system.

•Fire test system.

•Fire dish with bottles system.

•Display brightness.

•Wipers with speeds and real recorded sounds.
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The flight model has been enhanced with a custom Fly By Wire System that offers protection during flight by limiting control laws based on the FMS Protection System Logic. Additionally, the improved flight model calculates various advanced flight parameters such as engine thrust, fuel consumption speeds, and flight performance.

To read the entire XP-12 update change log see the X-Plane.org post here.

Make sure to keep an eye on Threshold for additional news and release of this aircraft!

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