Fenix Simulations has just released a new hotfix to their recent A320 update, addressing issues with the rudders and landing behavior (it was prone to bouncing even with smooth touchdowns, introduced with the first hotfix that addressed the drag coefficient of the flaps).

The update is available on their website for registered customers.

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A320 v1.0.3.134 [SYSTEM]

 - Adjusted custom low speed friction model to be slightly more fluid 

- Fixed incorrect air/ground mix factor causing irrecoverable nose down elevator after a bounced landing 

- Removed alpha-buffer pseudo-prot, causing issues with flare authority in certain conditions [FM] 

- Adjusted spoiler efficacy 

- Improved suspension geometry and setup to reduce bouncing, absorbing more energy on touchdown and subsequently sitting lower on the ground 

- Added lift dumping to spoilers so the aircraft is more stable after touchdown in a crosswind 

- Improved aircraft's crosswind and weathervaning characteristics

 - Adjusted lateral tyre friction to prevent weight on wheels sideslip and/or unintended ice skating

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