Real Flight Simulator

Real Flight Simulator immerses players in the world of aviation with its detailed 3D models and realistic flying experience. The game offers a simulation of piloting various aircraft, with six levels designed to teach you the basics of flying, including starting, steering, and landing. The game simplifies complex instrument panels to make it easier for players to learn how to control an airplane. By choosing more advanced aircraft, you can enjoy enhanced performance, such as improved acceleration, power, speed, and braking. Whether you’re new to aviation or an experienced pilot, Real Flight Simulator provides an engaging way to explore the skies.

How to Play

1. Choose Your Aircraft: Select from a variety of aircraft, including the A-10, A-29, F-35, KC-10, and M-262. Each plane offers a different flying experience and performance level.

2. Starting the Aircraft:

   • Turn on Aircraft Lights (Press Z): This step is optional and may cause lag issues.
   • Lower Flaps and Slats (Press X): Adjust these if available to prepare for takeoff.
   • Start-Up Engines (Press C): Initiate the engine start-up sequence and wait for it to complete.

3. Taking Off:

   • Throttle Up Engines (Press and hold R or V): Increase engine power to gain speed.
   • Release Parking Brakes (Press B): Disengage the brakes to begin taxiing.
   • Rotate (Press Down Arrow): Pull back on the controls once you reach takeoff speed, typically above 150 knots.
   • Raise Landing Gear (Press M): Lift the landing gear once you’re above 100 feet to complete your climb.

4. Continue Normal Flight: Follow standard flying procedures and enjoy the flight.

Tips

1. Practice Makes Perfect: Spend time mastering each aircraft to understand its handling and performance characteristics. The more you practice, the better you'll become at controlling different types of planes.

2. Manage Engine Power: Adjust engine throttle carefully to maintain optimal speed and control during takeoff, flight, and landing.

3. Use Flaps Wisely: Lowering the flaps and slats can help improve your aircraft’s lift and control, especially during takeoff and landing.

4. Stay Alert: Always keep an eye on your speed and altitude. Proper management of these parameters is crucial for a successful flight.

5. Explore and Experiment: Don’t hesitate to experiment with different aircraft and settings to find what works best for you. Each plane offers unique features and performance metrics.

Real Flight Simulator offers a thrilling and educational flight experience, providing players with the opportunity to master the art of flying. Enjoy the challenge and excitement of navigating the skies!