Fly a whole DA42 trip in the right order: flows, checklists, briefings and every radio call, from the planning room to the chocks. The AI plays ATC and your instructor, by voice or keyboard.
The rhythm is the same in every phase: do the flow from memory, verify with the checklist, brief what is coming, then talk. The checklist is read in full on the ground, and kept short below 1000 ft.
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Based on the Diamond DA42 NG/VI flight manual and a typical ATO standard operating procedure for the DA42-VI. Your own school’s SOP and checklist always come first. Birdbird, its procedures, charts and frequencies are fictional.