Find compatible Fenix A320 liveries for MSFS, install them through the Fenix app or Community folder, and fix paint schemes that do not appear.
Download Fenix A320 liveries either through the Livery Manager in the Fenix app or as Fenix-specific freeware packages. The manager installs them automatically; manual downloads must be extracted to Microsoft Flight Simulator’s active Community folder. Always match the livery to the exact Fenix aircraft variant and engine configuration.
Where should you download Fenix A320 liveries?
The Fenix Livery Manager supplied with the aircraft is the best first choice because it handles installation and removal for you. If a particular airline, registration or historical scheme is unavailable there, check our Microsoft Flight Simulator freeware library for a package explicitly labelled for the Fenix aircraft.
| Source | Choose it when | Installation method |
|---|---|---|
| Fenix Livery Manager | The required airline and aircraft variant are listed | Install and remove through the Fenix app |
| Fenix-specific freeware package | You need a scheme or registration absent from the manager | Extract the package to the active Community folder |
A livery is only a set of textures and configuration files; it does not include the aircraft. Confirm that the base aeroplane loads correctly first, using our Fenix A320 installation and activation steps if necessary. Our advice on matching free airline paint schemes to the correct add-on also explains how to avoid downloading a livery for a different A320 model.
How do I install liveries with the Fenix Livery Manager?
The manager installs compatible liveries directly from the Fenix app without requiring manual folder work.
- Close Microsoft Flight Simulator. Changing add-on packages while the simulator is running can prevent the new livery from being detected.
- Open the Fenix app and sign in if requested.
- Open Liveries or Livery Manager. The exact label may change between app revisions.
- Select the correct aircraft variant, find the required paint scheme and choose the installation option.
- Start MSFS, select the same Fenix aircraft variant and choose the new livery from its available paint schemes.
Do not install a second manual copy of the same livery. Duplicate packages can create repeated menu entries or cause an older version to override the manager-installed one.
How do I install a manually downloaded Fenix livery?
A manual Fenix livery must be extracted and placed in the Community folder used by the copy of MSFS you are launching.
- Check compatibility before extracting. The description should name Fenix rather than merely saying “A320”, and it should identify any required aircraft, engine or wing configuration.
- Extract the downloaded archive. Do not place the ZIP, RAR or 7z archive itself in the Community folder.
- Find the actual package folder. Its top level should normally contain
manifest.jsonandlayout.json. Some archives contain an extra wrapper folder or several separate livery packages. - Copy each complete package folder into the active MSFS Community folder. Do not put it inside the Fenix aircraft directory or the simulator’s Official folder.
- Restart the simulator and select the exact Fenix model for which the livery was made.
Community folder locations vary between MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, Microsoft Store, Steam and custom package installations. Follow our instructions for locating the active Community folder and checking package structure rather than copying a path from another computer.
Will Fenix liveries work with other A320 add-ons?
Fenix A320 liveries do not work on the default Microsoft A320neo, the FlyByWire A32NX or another developer’s A320 simply because the aircraft share an airline paint scheme.
Texture layouts, model definitions and configuration files differ between add-ons. Fenix A319, A320 and A321 packages may also be separate, while engine and wingtip variants can require their own textures. Use a package only for the variants named by its creator unless the download explicitly includes several versions.
Why is my Fenix livery not showing in MSFS?
A missing livery is usually caused by the wrong aircraft variant, a nested package folder or installation into the wrong Community folder.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Livery absent from the selector | Wrong Fenix variant, inactive Community folder or extra folder nesting | Select the matching aircraft and ensure the package folder containing manifest.json is directly inside Community |
| White, pink or chequered aircraft | Missing textures or a package made for a different Fenix model or release | Remove it and install a compatible, complete copy; do not rename texture folders |
| Livery appears twice | Both manager and manual copies are installed | Keep one copy and remove the other while MSFS is closed |
| Works in MSFS 2020 but not MSFS 2024 | The simulators use different package locations, or the livery needs an updated build | Verify the active Community folder and use a package marked compatible with the intended simulator |
| All third-party liveries disappear in Safe Mode | Safe Mode suppresses Community add-ons | Launch normally after resolving the issue that triggered Safe Mode |
For manual updates, delete the previous livery folder before copying the replacement unless its instructions specifically say to overwrite it. Merging old and new files can leave obsolete texture or configuration data behind.
Can Fenix A320 liveries be installed on Xbox or PlayStation?
No. The Fenix A320 and its desktop Livery Manager are PC add-ons, and console editions of Microsoft Flight Simulator do not provide access to a Windows Community folder. These installation methods therefore apply to supported Windows PC installations of MSFS.