Intercept
Approach practice for X-Plane 12

Set up at the selected approach start, ready to fly.

Set up a stabilized ILS or RNAV/RNP approach in the ToLiss Airbus, ready to fly, in a single launch. Then do it again, without rebuilding the setup.

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What the alpha supports right now

X-Plane 12ToLiss A319 / A320 / A321Windows
The problem

The same setup, every single run.

Getting a jet airborne, correctly configured, and stable on an approach isn't easy to do by hand. And even if you can, you're rebuilding the same fiddly setup every time, before you even get to the part you wanted to practice.

What Intercept does

You pick three things. It does the rest.

Choose an airport, filter by All, ILS, or RNAV, then select an approach. ILS uses the selected final distance. For RNAV, the selected Final segment or named Full procedure entry determines where the coded setup begins. Intercept programs the approach, sets the aircraft up, and hands you a stable airplane to fly.

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Roadmap

Prove the hard part first.

The alpha now supports repeatable ILS and RNAV/RNP approach setup and handoff in the supported ToLiss Airbus. That core must stay solid while Intercept expands into the capabilities below.

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Free alpha. Limited cohort.

Intercept is free while it's in alpha. Sign up and you're in, as long as we have room — we keep the tester group capped so the feedback doesn't outrun us. A licensed release comes later, once it's hardened.

  • A working Windows build, yours for a 30-day test window
  • ILS and RNAV/RNP approach practice across the ToLiss A319 / A320 / A321
  • A direct channel to flag what works and what breaks
X-Plane 12 · Windows · 1.17 Alpha