Let me explain: Of those, only the CRJ and the 146 are currently available in the Marketplace (as of the time of this review). We must remember though that while we can, we are not necessarily comparing this product with more notable add-ons such as the Fenix A320, the superbly priced $35 PMDG 737-600, the JustFlight BAE146, or the Aerosoft CRJs. Each of those products has been similarly excoriated on the forums, and each of those products shares at least one similarity with the LVFR A319: using default avionics in some fashion. This is priced comparably against other maligned airliners available in the marketplace: the Bredok3D 737 Max at a typical $20, the VirtualCol Embraers (usually selling just below $20), and the individual Captain Sim 777/767 products, each selling for $20 at the time of writing.
Read also: Pyreegue Releases East Midlands Airport for MSFS This price, especially with variants, is one of the lowest prices for a jet airliner in the MSFS ecosystem. You get multiple variants with your purchase, including CFM and IAE engine variants and an executive/VIP version. The LVFR A319 can be purchased from the Microsoft Flight Simulator in-game store or the LVFR web store for $25 (≈€23) and is also compatible with Xbox. Two engine options, executive jets, and 54 liveries for $25 Finally, we will fly from Denver to Grand Junction one last time in the IAE version, with the free FlyByWire compatibility mod installed – but we won’t spend much time on that, as the FBW mod is only an option for those on PC. The second flight will return from Grand Junction to Denver and we will fly the unmodified A319 with the CFM engine option, testing an RNAV approach. The first leg will be from Denver to Grand Junction and we will be flying an unmodified A319-100 with the IAE engine option, and testing an ILS approach. I have prepared three short flights within my home state of Colorado to investigate the LatinVFR A319 thoroughly.
The experiences and opinions presented in this review are my own and do not invalidate any experience that you might have with the product. All currencies mentioned in this review are in $USD. I have been flight simming since MSFS released in 2020, and I hold no real-world pilot’s license. My sim hardware includes a Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant with Honeycomb’s Airbus levers & a couple of 3D-printed add-ons, the Thrustmaster TCA Captain Airbus joystick, and the Thrustmaster TFRP rudder pedals. Read also: NHAdrian Releases Rand Robinson KR-2S for X-Plane 12
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