Taxing Speed

[KalTiwana]

Why is the taxing speed increasing while taxing with the throttles at idle power? In order to control it, brakes have to be constantly applied. It is very annoying.

[tracernz]

That’s how a real A320neo behaves. Our goal is accuracy rather than convenience.

[KalTiwana]

Thanks for your speedy reply. I have been in aviation all my life, but I have never experienced taxing an aircraft on brakes. Aircraft brakes are very expensive and pilots usually avoid brakes unless absolutely necessary. Taxing speed is set by the throttles.

[GhostEagle68]

The NEO engines are also very powerful that on idle power they can still provide enough thrust to make the plane still gather speed on the ground @KalTiwana

[Benjozork]

This has been confirmed as realistic by real-world A320neo pilots. This will not be changed.

[KalTiwana]

Thanks for your input.

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