Most Expensive Fly Airplane

Flying Game

FLY AIRCRAFT AND PASSENGER AIRLINERS:

"Most Expensive Fly Airplane" is a 3D airplane simulator game, featuring planes derived from the Airbus A400M Atlas tactical airlifter, the ATR 42 / ATR 72 regional airliners, and two concept VTOL aircraft XV-40 and PV-40.

HAVE FUN:

* Pilot three versions of the military aircraft: tactical cargo, coastguard, and spec-ops.

* Pilot the two regional airliners, plus an airborne early warning military variant.

* Pilot the two Tilt-Wing VTOL aircraft (both in airplane mode, and in vertical, helicopter-like mode).

* Learn to fly with training missions (teaching the basics of flying, taxiing, takeoff and landing).

* Complete many varied missions.

* Explore the plane's interior in first-person (in most levels and freeflight).

* Interact with various items (doors, cargo ramp, strobes, main lights).

* Drive ground vehicles.

* Load, unload, and airdrop supplies and vehicles with the cargo planes.

* Takeoff and land on improvised runways (and airports, of course).

* Explore without restrictions in free-flight mode, or create flight routes on the map.

* Fly in varied time-of-day settings.

OTHER FEATURES:

* NEW & FREE airplane simulator game updated in 2022!

* NO MANDATORY ADS! Only optional, rewarded ones in-between flights.

* Great 3D graphics (with detailed cockpits for all the aeroplanes).

* Realistic physics for flight simulation.

* Complete pilot controls (including rudder, flaps, spoilers, thrust reversers, auto-brakes, and landing gear).

* Multiple control options (including mixed tilt sensor & stick / yoke).

* Multiple cameras (including cockpit cameras with captain and copilot positions).

* Close to realistic engines' sounds (turbines and propellers noises recorded from real airplanes).

* Partial and total aircraft destruction (clipping wing tips, full wings separation, tail separation, and main fuselage breakage).

* Several islands with many airports.

* Selection of measurement units for air speed, flying altitude, and distance (metric, aviation standard, and imperial).