Missions Main Menu
The missions main menu has several buttons to access the different mission pages.
- Current Mission
- Challenges
- Recommended Flights
- Aircraft List
- Scheduled Flights Map
Aerofly FS now offers 10,000+ real world flights as well as dozens of custom made missions that you can easily select and fly with only a few clicks. Your flight route is automatically set for you so you don’t have to program anything into the board computer or manually create a route in the menu. You can of course still do that but it makes life just so much easier and you don’t have to get creative to create realistic flights.
And even better still you can now also skip the boring bits of the flight like the long cruise sections by using our new time-skip feature. This also works together with the copilot. So you can really sit back and enjoy the landscape or quickly jump to the action!
The missions main menu has several buttons to access the different mission pages.
The challenges menu displays all custom created flight missions that feature challenging conditions, difficult approaches or scenic flights. You can also flight many of the tutorial flights as preset that we use in our Aerofly Wiki.
Aerofly FS recommends more than 10,000 real world flight missions to you based on your previous flight experiences, currently selected aircraft and location as well as time of day. Just pick a flight that you like and start your flight immediately.
When you selected a flight mission you can review it on the map. This page shows the weather conditions as well as a brief description for the flight.
In the Scheduled Flights menu you can click on any airport on the map to see the airport departures or arrivals. If you select a departure or arrival flight from the list you can review it in the mission preview and then fly it.
You can filter the missions by aircraft
You can takeoff manually or use the copilot to automatically takeoff for you. This way you can sit in the cabin and enjoy the wing view as if you were flying to your vacation destination.
When you have a navigation route set up you can jump to the future along the planned flight route. Your aircraft state will be preserved but your flaps and gear will obviously be extended or raised as needed.