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Given the early access releases of Aerofly FS 2, it might be tempting to dismiss the program and move on to other more established flight sim programs. However, the fact is, once you do give it a try you will very likely find yourself begrudgingly liking what is unfolding before you.And while there are still ways to go in terms of high-resolution add-ons and scenery (which will surely come with time) the initial feeling is one of positivity, even if there is a longing for more quantity of such scenery and airports.As we will look at as we go through our review of Aerofly FS 2, it is a program in rather a unique position. Still young enough in terms of what is available to the public to grow in any direction it wishes, but established and credible enough, with high-resolution graphics, highly realistic scenery and authentic aircraft. In short, whether you decide to purchase this in the near future or decide to hold off a little while longer, the future looks very intriguing for the flight sim program.You can jump to individual sections of the review using the jump links below;.In its current format, it is a program that appeals a little more to newcomers in flight simulation although experienced and grizzled vets of the virtual skies should find something of interest here too. Although that is not a reflection on the authenticity or the quality of the simulator, rather a nod of the hat to the stripped-down essence of the program that allows the basics of flight simulation to shine through.

And this is something that will appeal to both inexperienced and experienced virtual pilots alike. Default Scenery And Add-Ons – Good Quality But More Quantity Needed!Let’s start with the scenery. After all, aside from the vehicles themselves, it is virtual skies you will be flying through and the visuals you will witness from the air that makes one program stand out from another.In the basic download, high res sceneries of Utah, Colorado, and much of the Southwestern United States are available.

There are several add-ons for purchase, however, including the Northeastern region of the United States and Switzerland. And what’s more, for basic default scenery, the detail on offer is really quite impressive.For example, if we look at the original default scenery package, the Southwestern states of the United States – which covers essentially California up to the state of Washington, including Nevada and Arizona. You can expect to see many of the major tourist attractions such as the Golden Gate Bridge with the beautifully textured water of the Pacific Ocean below it – although we should note, the water itself is “still shot” and not animated as in other flight sims.Furthermore, such iconic cities of California as San Francisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles are meticulously detailed, including many skyscraper buildings and 3D trees below. Death Valley and all of the intricate details of the Californian desert is another particularly impressive area on offer. Over 200 Airports In Southwestern United States To Choose From Alone!Furthermore, over 200 airports are available to land at or take off from in this replicated part of the United States.

The elements too are quite impressive, with adjustable wind, clouds, and other thermal activity, including turbulence. There is also an easy-to-use route editor so that you can plan your flight missions with ease. Furthermore, the time of day or night can be adjusted to suit you or whatever mission you are about to embark on.Further still, other programmers have also begun converting their scenery for Aerofly FS 2. For example, Aerosoft has available Helgoland (the German island), while ORBX has Innsbruck, Chicago Meigs, Monterey, and Eagle County. These are great add-ons, and while the water is perhaps a disappointment to many in that it is essentially static, the animation and movement of people on the streets below in these particular add-ons, are a big bonus.Make no mistake, though, many areas around the globe (at the time of writing) are only available in low resolution. Even some of the Southwestern USA areas suddenly drop from highly detailed to basic trees or just basic ground.

And while there will no doubt be future high res scenery available in time – we should remember that Colorado and Utah were not available in the original release – for many virtual pilots, there is simply no reason nor incentive to keep returning to the the sim.However, when they recently developed and released their VR Hands in early 2018, many users once again took to the skies from the Aerofly FS 2 hangar. Virtual Reality Hands – Good! But Requires (Lots Of) Practice!The release of Aerofly’s Virtual Reality Hands was originally intended for Oculus users only. However, a rethink caused them to make the option available to everyone, which is most definitely the correct course of action for a program looking to entice first-time users and win back those who might have moved on to other programs since first installing the package – mainly for the reasons listed above.What the VR Hands offers to the pilot is a burst of reality and authenticity - which is essentially at the core of all virtual flyers’ desires – and, in their words, “blurs the line between reality and virtual flying even further”. Indeed, while other programs are rolling out their own similar versions, the Aerofly FS 2 VR Hands option would appear to be one of the best available.

Certainly at the time of writing.Using motion controllers, you can now control any aircraft while using Aerofly FS 2 “with your own hands”. Each and every button, lever, dial, and switch – anything you have control over in the virtual cockpit, you can now control with your (virtual) hands.

Indeed, the motions and gestures you might use in a real aircraft are very much the same as you will need to replicate in your virtual pilot’s seat with the VR Hands feature.At least in theory anyway.While the VR Hands program does indeed do as it says on the tin – for example, if you wish to flick a switch you would place your “finger” near the switch on the screen and then “drag” it back causing the virtual switch to flick as intended. However, such motions, at least on certain controls – and it will likely be different ones for different pilots depending on how you “use” your virtual hands – can take a little getting used to.

In fact, unless you are particularly persistent, the “missing” switches and levers can begin to become detrimental to your overall experience in the virtual skies.That isn’t to say that the experience – once mastered – will not be a pleasurable one. But you should perhaps be prepared to spend a little more time than you might otherwise expect to get used to the VR Hands “feel”.Should you wish to change back to traditional controls halfway through a flight, however, the option to do so is available to you, giving you, the pilot, the best of both virtual worlds. Should you wish to view the manual for the VR Hands program click. OK, So What About The Planes?OK, so whether you are flying in a traditional virtual manner or using the VR Hands system, it is the planes themselves that will take you from A to B. So, what is on offer?Well, if the scenery leaves a little to be desired – at least at this stage in its development, then the range of aircraft available begins to make up for it.

Everything from gliders, to single-engine Cessna planes, to 747 jets are available. However, while there is a good quantity of aerial vehicles available, and they are all very detailed and impressive graphics-wise, some of the functionality, like the scenery, leaves plenty of room for improvement, with only flight and navigational functions available for many of the planes.However, what is available varies from plane to plane, and only by going through them can you see what exactly is available for each one and what isn’t. Indeed, for an inexperienced virtual pilot, this itself might be a fun task to undertake. What Is Currently Available In The Virtual Hangar?There are 20 aircraft (at the time of writing) included in the package, each with 3D cockpits with adjustable lighting for day/night flying. There is even an interactive flight school so you can learn the basics of virtual flight – something that newcomers to the virtual skies might find particularly useful.Some of the planes available to you include F-15 and F-18, Learjet 45, Baron 57, an Airbus A320, the B737-500, and the B747-400, the Bucker Jungmeister, the Swift S1 glider, P-38 Lightning, and even the Sopwith Camel.

And, as time goes on, more and more planes will become available.There are some planes, though, that are decisively more detailed than most on Aerofly FS 2, with the Cessna C172 and the Bombardier Q400 being two of the most impressive.All of the planes are very much worth checking out, though. And each brings something a little different to the virtual flight it will take you on. Furthermore, like the scenery issues highlighted above, the details, quantity, and functionality of the planes available will very likely improve and grow in detail over time.We should note, at least at the time of writing, there are only “fixed-wing” aircraft available.

Great Overall PerformanceThe overall performance, despite any of the shortcomings highlighted above – all of which could and likely will be overcome with time – is actually very good. One of the best points is the seemingly ultra-quick loading time, which is rarely any longer than 30 seconds. Even the constant 90 + fps (providing you operate on maximum settings) make the experience, generally speaking, is one of the best.The User Interface, for example, is perhaps a prime example of this – especially when using the VR Hands option, which seems to fit the interface perfectly.Another tip is to set the render scale factor from 1.00 (which the default factor has it) to 2.00. This makes a huge difference to your virtual flight experience as it should double the quality of the scenery and graphics. And what’s more, unlike some other flight simulators, the tools to do this are already within the program.More experienced virtual pilots or those who have a particular priority for finer details will most likely be disappointed with the sound options of the aircraft, however, as there is little difference (if any) between planes.

While this is a trivial detail to some, those who are looking to truly immerse themselves in the virtual skies and get as authentic an experience as possible will find this a big factor. And possibly a deciding one.Perhaps another key detail – at least at the moment – is that no multiplayer options are available for Aerofly FS2. And while this is perhaps not important for newcomers, it is a feature that helps foster a sense of community.

Great Authenticity But Room For ImprovementsIf we recap for a moment, then, the overall performance is largely agreed upon to be among the best available at the moment. And while it is a little limited compared to more established flight sim programs, the choice of aircraft is also wide-ranging. The sense of authenticity is also overall very good, especially with the VR Hands option, which does achieve in taking the realism level up a notch or two.However, there is plenty of room for improvements – especially if they wish to attract and keep long-term, experienced virtual pilots.For example, there is no other air traffic to contend with at the moment, meaning you are alone on your virtual flights.

And while this is perhaps perfect for more inexperienced pilots who wish to practice their skills a little, pilots who have enjoyed more time in the air will welcome the realism of having to think about and deal with other air traffic. As they would to deal with Air Traffic Control and the other aspect of realism that it brings.Furthermore, while the clouds and the elements are good, they are very limited – no snow or rain is yet available, for example. And, as mentioned above, the lack of multiplayer puts other flight sims at an obvious advantage.

A Discreet But Solid Start To Attract The “Casual Flight Simmer!”While we will sum up very shortly, the thing that appears to be really in the program’s favor is the high-resolution frame rates and the (comparatively speaking to other programs) low amount of fps needed to achieve them. And while there are fewer destinations and planes available, what is available is by and large very realistic graphics wise.The fact that Aerofly FS 2 is still very much in its infancy is encouraging. And it would appear that plans to eventually cover the entire globe as any other flight sim program would appear to be very much in the pipeline (however there are no dates or particulars currently available for such upgrades).The future, though, does look very promising for the program. And, should more and more people jump on board and begin taking to the skies, such additions as multiplayer and online communities specifically revolved around the program will become self-fulfilling.As one reviewer pointed out, one of the things that it had to its advantage is that many of the newcomers to flight simulation will simply not be aware of many, if any of the more long-established flight sim programs. Many of these newcomers will likely find Aerofly FS 2 through their VR headsets.

Indeed, a case of a program using a specific technology to reach and nurture its own exclusive audience.There is no doubt that Aerofly FS 2 is the new boy in the virtual hangar. However, it appears to be in prime position to grow quickly, and at the same time, suddenly overtake its rivals. Much will depend, though, on the progress it makes, how fast it makes it, and where it chooses to apply such progress. This, more than anything else, will determine if this simulator can capitalize on what is quietly a solid entry onto the stage of virtual flying.By their own mission statements, it is the “casual flight simmer” that Aerofly FS 2 is aimed at. So while we will very likely see more expansive parts of the United States and other parts of the world to fly over in good time, such improvements as the weather, cloud realism, difference in aircraft sounds, and any manner of smaller details that regular, veteran virtual pilots crave for authenticity, are likely to be at the back of the queue for some time.And perhaps one more bonus to mention before we move on and wrap this up so you can decide whether this is a flight simulation package for you, the program runs on Steam.

This, of course, means that there are no discs that are required for you to keep up or sifting through necessary add-ons and downloads. All such automatic updates will take care of leaving you to do what you purchased the program for. Take to the virtual skies. VideosBelow is the official trailer video albeit published on YouTube by Aerosoft. Do I Buy, Or Do I Wait? That Is The QuestionSo, with all of that in mind, then, is Aerofly FS 2 worth it?

Well, as in everything else – virtual or otherwise – it depends very much on your perspective.With, you may decide to wait.If you are a newcomer to the virtual skies, then you could do a lot worse than start out with this program. Indeed, the lack of complex activities to perform while “in-flight” is perhaps a bonus to newcomers to flight simulation.

Especially given that more and more will become available as time goes on.And what’s more, for new pilots to the virtual skies, part of the appeal will be the option to simply practice take-offs and landings between the many airports in areas they wish to fly as opposed to the long, ocean-crossing flights from New York to London, for example. Another feature that will possibly appeal to newcomers and casual flyers is the ability to begin a flight or mission, already on approach to your landing destination.And this might be true of the long-term virtual pilots, who may find the program somewhat limited in its current form, will still be able to find aspects of it useful to their experience, perhaps not least the VR Hands aspect. And while they might be occasional users of the program at first, as it grows, they are almost certain to return.And perhaps that, at least for now, is the greatest thing that it has going for it – the potential for the new scenery it can bring (the UK and the rest of Europe, for example, or South America), as well as the improvements to the aircraft and other details, means the fate of the program is within its own hands.For those in between those two places on the virtual pilot spectrum, Aerofly FS 2 presents a potential sticking point. After all, right now, there are undoubtedly better options open if you are looking to buy one program and one program only.

Of course, if money is not an issue then you may be just as well purchasing a copy and begin building up your air hours on it.​Where it might be as it develops, however, is in the hands of those behind the scenes, and what else they make available. And perhaps crucially if they do ever wish to expand from casual simmers only and try and net some of the more experienced, “hardcore flight simmers” when such developments take place.Although at least 4 GB of memory is required, it is recommended that you have 8 GB RAM on your system, which will need to be 64-bit versions of Windows 7,8 or 10. Furthermore, 40 GB of memory is required to get the most out of this sim package.​ We have rated Aerofly FS 2 4 out of 5 stars.​ Let us know your thoughts.Do you own a copy of this simulator? What are your thoughts? Do you like it, hate it, not too fussed?

What could be improved? What parts are fantastic? Please let us know in the comments section below. Robert Demaree Fri, 25 Oct 2019 11:33:00 GMTI've been flying AF2 for some time, and I am very satisfied with it.The graphics were phenomenal, and as of lately-I could swear that they were even improved!It would be nice, however, if there was an ATC element added to it. (I'm sure this would be a monumental task!)Or, more airports, which I'm sure are probably coming in the future.Or, perhaps some AI aircraft, to give just a little more realism.Overall, it's a good game, as is, with nothing but potential! Sidney Baker Fri, 25 Oct 2019 11:58:35 GMTVery limited in content. Have deleted.

After what you have done with the Software for the Alpha Yoke, really what is the point? You will need it after Honeycomb. Rgds, Sidney Baker.

Ferenc molnar Fri, 25 Oct 2019 12:19:06 GMTHello! I like the game but have my own sim FSX and FX 10. Joao Claudio Pinheiro Fri, 25 Oct 2019 12:59:48 GMTI think Aerofly is beautiful, but it is not but a simple game.

They should also take the 'FS' out of their name. David Williams Fri, 25 Oct 2019 13:20:18 GMTThanks, Ian, for a well reasoned and balanced review. Like all new sims, time will tell, but you've given me the impetus to reconsider Aerofly! Cheers - Dai. Claude Lacroix Fri, 25 Oct 2019 14:01:40 GMTI won`t be the last to buy the new Flight simulator 2020, you can be sure of that. Felix Fri, 25 Oct 2019 14:23:44 GMTHi, thanks for the informative review.

I basically agree with your conclusions, but your statement that there are only fixed-wing aircraft available by now is not correct. You can choose the R22 helicopter. Happy flying! JohnRich Fri, 25 Oct 2019 14:31:45 GMTWhile Aerofly is a beautifully designed sim, you can only fly it, with correct mapping, only in CA. I have tried JFK, O'Hare, and the Caribbean and the maps are cheesy and 8bit type. It will be a few years before it provides other planes, missions, and so forth. By that time MS2020 will be the king.

David Rosario Fri, 25 Oct 2019 14:35:42 GMTA very good simulator. I have X-Plane 11 and FSX and would really enjoy using Aerosoft FS2 more often. However, the lack of add-ons and more offerings have kept me from using it. I’m constantly looking for new sceneries without success. Continue the development of this product and It will grow. Clarence Over Fri, 25 Oct 2019 14:38:58 GMTThe aircraft are absolutely superb looking inside and out.

I frequently replay various parts of a flight just admiring the external view.Cockpits are fabulous looking too, if not entirely functional! I did scrabble around looking for an ILS frequency on one flight to realize that that is not quite what Aerofly is all about.Simplified, intuitive nav systems that get you where you want to go. Cities look good.

KSAN is a favorite. General scenery is just flat 'photograph' style but terrain, lots of trees and some buildings help greatly, and at a couple of thousand feet look fine too!Frame rates. Never seen anything so smooth even maxed out on a 'middling' PC.

(X-plane 11 continually says my renderings are too high, with everything on minimum. I've given up with it. My son's PC runs '11' fine, with his £1k PC upgrade! Massive aircraft choice. Poor cockpits, dreadful scenery. I' may as well delete it! FSW nice but limited GA a/c, poor scenery).To sum up, absolutely superb aircraft externally, and cockpits, good looking scenery, a fabulous smooth frame rate and best of all, it loads up and is ready in seconds.

Not the minute that X-plane takes.Not so good; limited aircraft choice. Some of the a/c I don't bother with! (Camel, P-38, Corsair!) Limited 'world' in which to fly.

Inexpensive or free add-ons if you are a Steam customer, I have a hard copy and seem to have to pay generously to download additional scenery.One other thing, I think the a/c is a little too forgiving of poor flying technique. Heavy-handed maneuvering and poor speed control don't seem to matter too much and a Youtube video of a landing on Catalina in the 747, all 3000ft of it, looked far too easy! ALBERTO JOSE ALDANA Fri, 25 Oct 2019 18:05:42 GMTLooks nice, never hear about this FS, anyway will wait for FS 2020 and hope I can buy it from Fly Away and also the support in the computer as the internet connection ( how many Mg needed - thank you) Melvin R. Dudley Fri, 25 Oct 2019 18:15:20 GMTAerofly is my favorite along with Aero Fly RC. This is the first that I knew of an updated version. The visuals have always been top of the line, just need more add ons.

Where can I purchase ver 2? Felix Fri, 25 Oct 2019 21:15:09 GMTHi Thanks for the informative review. I basically agree with your conclusions, but your statement that there are only fixed-wing aircraft available by now is not correct. You can choose the R22 helicopter.

Happy flying! James Tunstell Sat, 26 Oct 2019 06:14:35 GMTNothing comes close to FS2020. David donne Sat, 26 Oct 2019 07:27:19 GMTI have Aerofly Switzerland installed under Steam. How do I upgrade to Aerofly 2 and what is the cost?

Aerofly FS 2020 20.20.29(Full Paid) Apk + Mod + Data Android

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Aerofly FS 2020 is the latest installment of the popular Aerofly FS series for Android. Aerofly FS 2020 packs in more features, improvements, and detail than ever before in the series with now over 200 airports from all over California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado to land at and with over 300,000 square miles to fly over you will always find something new. Do you have what it takes to land a Boeing 777 at a small airport? You will get your chance. Introducing the newest aircraft to the fleet, the B777!

Whether you are a novice pilot or a seasoned veteran, Aerofly FS 2020 has you covered.

IMPORTANT NOTE
** This extremely detailed flight simulator offers outstanding quality. It requires at least 4.5 GB of storage space on the device and a powerful phone with a fast CPU and GPU ( e.g. Samsung S7, Google Pixel 2 XL, Huawei P20 Pro or similar devices ). Please ensure your device is powerful enough and that you have enough free storage before purchasing Aerofly FS 2020. ** Kext download.

FEATURES

• 22 aircraft included: Boeing 777, Airbus A320, Airbus A380, Robinson R22 helicopter, F-18, Dash-8 Q400, Learjet 45, C172, Baron 58, ASG 29 glider, Pitts S-2B biplane, B737-500, B747-400, F-15E, King Air C90 GTx, Aermacchi MB-339, Corsair F4U, Extra 330, Bücker Jungmeister Bü 133, Swift S1 glider, P-38 Lightning and Sopwith Camel
• Over 200 airports from all over California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado
• Assisted flying copilot
• Highly detailed, interactive and animated 3D cockpits
• Lighted cockpit at night time
• Automatic navigation tuning ( ILS, NDB and VOR )
• Realistic flight physics
• Sophisticated autopilot
• Interactive Flight school for learning the basics of flying
• High resolution aerial images of the San Francisco Bay Area
• Over 300000 square miles flyable area
• Display terrain features like mountains, lakes and cities for easy navigation
• Adjustable time of day
• Configurable Clouds
• Adjustable wind, thermals and turbulence
• Replay system
• Different view modes

Setup:

1. “APK” install it on your device: Arm64 or X86-64 with Android +8.0
2. “com.aerofly.aeroflyfs2020” folder “android / obb” copy into.
3. Enter the game.