This is a good flight sim for low end pcs. alot of the time it doesnt make your computer start nuclear fusion, well it does but better then msfs or x-plane for low end pcs. so its good 👍
my main problem is the limited number of parking spaces in airports where I can do cold and dark starts. I understand that we can do it our selves, but especially when I am on the go with aerofly's mobile apps, i am restricted to these locations
I was a huge fan of Aerofly FS2, and recommended it to all my simming friends. The VR implementation is incredible. And it IS a good value. But be aware that development is glacially slow. Do they have a weather system or AI aircraft traffic in this version? Is there a logbook yet? Those were always "coming in the future". I spent months and months making my own scenery because so little was available. I hope they can better make use of the fabulous scenery engine they have developed with this version.
The sim has cloud cover and wind speed / direction options. They also now have AI traffic derived from real world data, like MSFS. No in-sim ATC, but I never used that in MSFS or XP anyway in airliners with LNAV/VNAV.
As a real world pilot I can say that I like this sim even more than MSFS. The last one being a really outstanding thing cannot recreate the real flight by definition. No matter how deep the systems are simulated. Aerofly FS instead not trying to pretend as if it was FFS gives what is really fun in flying. And you don't feel that you play arcade game. I can say even more. Attempts of other "hardcore" sims to simulate every little thing lead to annoying and unrealistic oversimulation giving the opposite effect. From this point of view Aerofly FS gives even more realistic sense of flight than those hardcore sims. Let alone outstanding VR cockpits that make you to believe and sometimes try to touch controls with your own hands.
I have MSFS but I don't like hearing my 3070 sound like a Jet starting up half the time and want another simi chill but realistic flight sim. This seems intreseting and nice break down
Good review. I fly this on ios sometimes, doesn't have the 3d buildings except some around the big cities but everything all the aircraft systems work the same as the pc version.
That’s really cool. I think on PC it’s visually better than X Plane in terms of scenery, as it’s a mix of photo and autogen instead of just autogen. The file size is mildly ridiculous, mind.
@@TiJayFLY it's taking up 26gb on my iPad with the EU and USA scenery all installed, on pc will be the higher resolution images though so would be much higher.
I heard about the 737 NG and Max series that are going to be added. Are they going to be just for the PC version or will they be in the mobile version as well?
It's wonderful for a quick flight and has an absolutely superb replay system that MSFS should really have a long look at because their replay system is nowhere near as good, I assume that's still in development, it certainly isn't the finished article! One thing, and for me a big issue, fuel loads and fuel burn......please?
@@TiJayFLY I will let you know in 20 minutes. Question. Can I fly in Canada in this sim? I do appreciate the ability in MSFS to fly anywhere I want, even if the scenery is low, I still want to fly in my own country.
Will there me VATSIM support? I am waiting for a good VR Sim to do a full VR flight with. MSFSs VR Controls are janky ass hell. Currently the only VR Flight Sim I recommend is VTOL VR but that is purely military.
im having some trouble with boeing planes (737-900 787-10) on pc. When i try to turn on nav and wait for my map to load but when after a minute it does not show up anything on the map other than *MAP* in a orange text and the outlines of the map. It shows no waypoints or anything else. Is there anything i can do to fix it or can someone help me out that would be cool thanks
Yes, there is a mobile version for both iOS and Android. But obviously the quality is not as high as the PC version but it's still amazing for a mobile platform.
Graphics are on "Ultra" ;) Aerofly is multiplatform though. Personally I prefer acceptable graphics (I grew up thinking FS2004 looked good) and a smooth frame rate with quick loading times :)
@@TiJayFLY I'd love to believe you. That just means nothing, so I have no idea what I'm supposed to believe. Casual means I can start it up and fly around without having to learn anything about aircraft or how to fly, but from my brief research that's not the case. So I'm still left wondering.
This is a good flight sim for low end pcs. alot of the time it doesnt make your computer start nuclear fusion, well it does but better then msfs or x-plane for low end pcs. so its good 👍
It’s a good vr flight sim also.
@@pricelessppp that too, im hopefully gonna try it once i get my vr headset fully set up
I have it for PC, and I can say I feel more flying the A320 than in MSFS FBW A320neo and Fenix
my main problem is the limited number of parking spaces in airports where I can do cold and dark starts. I understand that we can do it our selves, but especially when I am on the go with aerofly's mobile apps, i am restricted to these locations
I was a huge fan of Aerofly FS2, and recommended it to all my simming friends. The VR implementation is incredible. And it IS a good value. But be aware that development is glacially slow. Do they have a weather system or AI aircraft traffic in this version? Is there a logbook yet? Those were always "coming in the future". I spent months and months making my own scenery because so little was available. I hope they can better make use of the fabulous scenery engine they have developed with this version.
The sim has cloud cover and wind speed / direction options. They also now have AI traffic derived from real world data, like MSFS. No in-sim ATC, but I never used that in MSFS or XP anyway in airliners with LNAV/VNAV.
One of my favourite flight sims, its cheaper than msfs and still has better aircraft, the scenery it has is as good as orbx and amazing physics
As a real world pilot I can say that I like this sim even more than MSFS. The last one being a really outstanding thing cannot recreate the real flight by definition. No matter how deep the systems are simulated. Aerofly FS instead not trying to pretend as if it was FFS gives what is really fun in flying. And you don't feel that you play arcade game. I can say even more. Attempts of other "hardcore" sims to simulate every little thing lead to annoying and unrealistic oversimulation giving the opposite effect. From this point of view Aerofly FS gives even more realistic sense of flight than those hardcore sims. Let alone outstanding VR cockpits that make you to believe and sometimes try to touch controls with your own hands.
I have MSFS but I don't like hearing my 3070 sound like a Jet starting up half the time and want another simi chill but realistic flight sim. This seems intreseting and nice break down
Good review. I fly this on ios sometimes, doesn't have the 3d buildings except some around the big cities but everything all the aircraft systems work the same as the pc version.
That’s really cool. I think on PC it’s visually better than X Plane in terms of scenery, as it’s a mix of photo and autogen instead of just autogen. The file size is mildly ridiculous, mind.
@@TiJayFLY it's taking up 26gb on my iPad with the EU and USA scenery all installed, on pc will be the higher resolution images though so would be much higher.
@@CallanEuro yeah EU and USA (normal res) + the sim is 120gb on PC
This seems to be so much better to control in vr
Really is
I heard about the 737 NG and Max series that are going to be added. Are they going to be just for the PC version or will they be in the mobile version as well?
Not sure, the ads I’ve seen are for PC but it seems that they port everything to mobile too
I had FS3 before, and for VR flying it was massive and allot better then FSX at that time.
It's wonderful for a quick flight and has an absolutely superb replay system that MSFS should really have a long look at because their replay system is nowhere near as good, I assume that's still in development, it certainly isn't the finished article! One thing, and for me a big issue, fuel loads and fuel burn......please?
No fuel simulation
Will the Easyjet A320 livery ever come to the mobile sims and will the new 737 NG have a Delta livery?
Not sure about either, I only see what’s public on steam
They added global flight and the 737-900 was a free add on.this sim loads in seconds and the co pilot is better than msfs though why not use both
They did indeed, I’ve since covered both of these in my Aerofly playlist. I agree
Just bought this. I was very very tired of MSFS2020's janky VR implementation. I want to jump in and fly.
It’s good, eh?
@@TiJayFLY I will let you know in 20 minutes. Question. Can I fly in Canada in this sim? I do appreciate the ability in MSFS to fly anywhere I want, even if the scenery is low, I still want to fly in my own country.
@@crooker2 currently USA and Europe have detailed scenery and airports - Canada has basic scenery but not airports
Will there me VATSIM support? I am waiting for a good VR Sim to do a full VR flight with. MSFSs VR Controls are janky ass hell. Currently the only VR Flight Sim I recommend is VTOL VR but that is purely military.
It is VR, yea.
As someone who has absolutely zero interest in airliners it's disappointing that this video didn't cover any ga aircraft....
Fair point - it’s not something that myself and my audience are very interested in. This channel has a big focus on airliners and systems.
Does it have all airports for Europe and USA? Even small and regional ones? And is there a way to get an ATC? And what about traffic?
All airports yes, no ATC, and yes there’s traffic
@@TiJayFLY is there any addon or modded atc somewhere? And modded planes?
@@ruggerorandisi7785 no but the selection of airplanes it comes with (if you buy the official deluxe pack) is huge
@@TiJayFLY if you ever find a third party atc addon tell me please
im having some trouble with boeing planes (737-900 787-10) on pc. When i try to turn on nav and wait for my map to load but when after a minute it does not show up anything on the map other than *MAP* in a orange text and the outlines of the map. It shows no waypoints or anything else. Is there anything i can do to fix it or can someone help me out that would be cool thanks
IRS is not aligned. There are three switches at the top of the overhead panel you need to turn to NAV
@@TiJayFLY I have set them to that it’s just still not working is there anyway I can show you through discord?
@@BrycewillXD yes upload a video to TH-cam unlisted then share it on the channel discord
i fixed the issue sorry about the wait@@TiJayFLY
Can you show helicopters? A flight with one of them? And tell your opinion?
Sure I’ll get to it over the coming weeks
@@TiJayFLY thx!
Можу від себе сказати, що гелікоптери чудово відтворенні та особисто мені приємніше літати ними в aerofly ніж в mfs
@@VitMart166 same
in VR nothing comes close
its for ios?
The version I’m covering is on PC from Steam. I believe there’s a multi platform version, but I’m not sure how similar it is to the PC version
Yes, there is a mobile version for both iOS and Android. But obviously the quality is not as high as the PC version but it's still amazing for a mobile platform.
Why are they just adding Boeing Aircraft 😢
It comes with a320 and a380 by default already
Jcand kiiice
Some of those models look painfully bad, not sure if it's a graphics setting but that 747 looks like it's out of a mobile game :/
Graphics are on "Ultra" ;) Aerofly is multiplatform though. Personally I prefer acceptable graphics (I grew up thinking FS2004 looked good) and a smooth frame rate with quick loading times :)
It can run well on low end pcs, its not really supposed to be msfs or xplane.
No ATC? No thank you.
Calling this "casual" is super deceptive. Why casual? Is it an arcade game? That is what casual would mean.
@@a5cent it’s casual compared to some of the hardcore flight simmers, believe me 😉
@@TiJayFLY
I'd love to believe you. That just means nothing, so I have no idea what I'm supposed to believe.
Casual means I can start it up and fly around without having to learn anything about aircraft or how to fly, but from my brief research that's not the case. So I'm still left wondering.
@@a5cent you can absolutely just throttle up and go fly if that’s your thing
@@TiJayFLY
Okay. Wow. That's not the idea I got from what I read online. It barely qualifies as a simulator then. More like War Thunder.
@@a5cent it’s both. It’s as complex as you want it to be