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The original QRH often provided N1 (fan speed) and V-speeds (V1, Vr, V2) that didn’t match real-world Airbus performance calculations. For example, engine-out climb gradients occasionally defied physics, leading to unrealistic go-around scenarios.

Every single ECAM alert now has a corresponding QRH procedure that matches official Airbus documentation (revised to FCOM 2024 standards). This includes rare failures like:

Using a broken or outdated QRH isn’t just about numbers—it’s about immersion and safety (in the virtual sense).

If you don’t want to fight PDF formatting, the community has created a Fenix-native QRH that works flawlessly: