Drooping Ailerons and Elevators on the NEO ? + Aileron Speedbrake. Possible unique features for the NEO

[Petre2026]

I’m gonna tag these two features here, but as long as the mods see it fit to leave open I don’t think there’s a problem. I think this is very much needed, and I’m not sure why the MAX didn’t get the aileron droop when parked. I hope they add it in the future!

Rudder/Aileron Deflection While Parked

Rudder/Aileron Deflection at the gate happens when there is no hydraulic pressure, and there happens to be wind at the time which easily causes the Rudder to go to the left or right depending on the direction of the wind. I believe this would be a nice little feature to have to make being at the gate a little more interesting. I know that this might be hard to implement into the game so I’ll be fine if this comes in the far future. Here is a picture to get a visual on what I am talking about. …

Aileron Droop

Hi all, I’ve just been thinking. Wouldn’t it be cool if the Airbus aircraft had the classic “aileron droop” animated in Infinite Flight? Aileron droop happens on roll out and and once the parked on stand. [image]

[DanilVL]

The Max and other Boeing aircraft don’t have this drooping irl. Hence it wasn’t added to the Sim.

Thank you for linking these topics!

[Petre2026]

Oh, I had no idea! I guess you learn something new every day!

Since that’s the case, I’m almost certain that it will be added with the NEOs

[DanilVL]

The fact that the A380 got it makes me slightly more confident that it will be added on the neo too.

[PhorzaSky]

You know what’s cool is the Dreamliner could get all these animations too. Drooping ailerons, flaperons, and elevators. The ailerons and flaperons also act like speed brakes on touchdown

[DanilVL]

Especially the flaperons are needed on that. I don’t know if the B789 also has the drooping Ailerons and Elevators. I might have oversee that detail.

[Amelia]

Is there a chance we can have a PTU sound? Instead, I play a YouTube video for the sound.

[Petre2026]

Here ya go!!!

Airbus PTU Sound

[IMG_0185] What is the PTU? The PTU, or Power Transfer Unit, is a system on a few aircraft, notably Airbus planes, used to transfer hydraulic power from one system to another, typically during startup and taxi. The PTU is often described as having a “barking” or “whining” sound. Wikipedia’s entry on the Power Transfer Unit says “ The PTU is used when, for example, there is right hydraulic system pressure but no left hydraulic system pressure. In this example, the PTU transfers hydraulic p…