Posts by WAR_Capybara

Quote from patrick_silva

Every simulator has its pros and cons: negative side

Infinite Flight: The scenery and cockpit quality are a bit inferior (not good, but not bad either);

• Even without maximum power (TOGA), the speed (knots) is very fast during takeoff (quickly reaches 250 kit speeds);

• Engine sounds aren't realistic (I think they should have been implemented already)

• There's no light at all at night

Aerofly: Lack of further implementation in the FMC and MCDU;

• The time is very different (when I set it to daytime, the simulator is at night and vice versa, I advise adding real-time time);

• Push Back (the tractor doesn't have good sensitivity, when I try to push and start, the aircraft doesn't align correctly);

• As usual, the AIRAC is outdated.

Example: I'm not here to compare, but rather to point out the negative aspects of the simulator.

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Time in game is on UTC/GMT so do GMT+-X for the local time for example in Singapore 12am UTC is 12+8=20 and it’s called a Tug

I would prefer Aerofly use their own system instead of being dependent on a external company as let’s say Sim Brief does Sunset or server dies there is no AIRAC… maybe if you can import a Simbrief file over wld be a viable option?

Quote from patrick_silva

Jet, this is just my opinion. If you want to follow it, that's fine, but if you don't, I'll understand. Why don't you create a poll on this topic so we can vote? That would be fair...

People can make accounts to forge votes 4chan is the best example of it happening before

Quote from Jm215

when it got released

If it has been less than a year how is that “long ago”?

Quote from Jm215

Greetings Dear Developers, I would like to ask when will the Philippine Airlines A350-1000 85th Anniversary Livery be added to the Game? I would love to see it in the game, I bought the a350 long ago and was waiting for the PAL livery to be added. Thank you for your consideration.

How many years ago did you buy the A350?

Quote from khomchick

Many of us have seen the film "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny". The climatic scene of this film sees a modern day aircraft fly through a "time portal" in the sky, which then has the plane end up in the skies over a ground battle in ancient Greek times. Here is a big seller/marketing concept - we already have the data that gives us 3D views of today's contemporary airports. What if you could choose a "flight plan" that takes you from take-off at your designated in the current calendar year, and that will transport you to the same airport at a given time in history?

For instance, traveling to Washington D.C. at the time of the Civil War. You would have to avoid the balloons and dirigibles at the local airport in the DC airport strip of the time! Certainly, plans, drawings and photos must exist of the history of some major regional airports in the United States, of AI could dig this info up.

Of course, traveling back in to any point in time would mean development of a gigantic data base. Or maybe not? - Perhaps this is something that AI can now generate on the fly? But to be practical, select maybe 4 historical time periods or EVENTS as a trial program to gauge user response. Other examples:

- Flying over Kitty Hawk in 1903 on the day that the Wright Brothers plane first soared.
- Flying over Paris in 1940 at the time of the German invasion.
- Flying over the civil war battle grounds of Gettysburg.
- Arriving at the field where Charles Lindbergh is about to leave on his historic transatlantic flight.
- Arriving at Lakehurst field on May 6, 1937, where the Hindenburg is about to attempt to land.
- Flying over the coliseum and city of ancient Rome.

Sorry it is something out of my braincell scope to think it is use full feels ChatGPT generated

How a out the Starlux A35K?

Quote from CaptPolaris

Maybe it would be better for Aerofly to change the list of aircraft to like Infinite Flight?

I’m happy with how it is like it’s the only one in the market with the style it has

Quote from Tomfa

Nam Air only in Winglets version

It was so small compared to the 900 that came in earlier with Lionair

Quote from Aakin

The A330 is a must to add airliner as it is the butter machine and i am really looking forward to seeing the A330 in the game atleast very soon

its user made so most likely not going to be on the official app

spotted this a few days ago

Let’s don’t complain later we will lose them like the Q400 Air NZ

Quote from hong9804

What about the A350-1000, can it also?

It can close only!

VietJet and Airbus house livery

Quote from Tomfa

A circuit diagram is merely a theoretical concept.

But to err is always human.

you have not seen Asian atc shouting before especially Singapore cuz we ban recording of atc coms

Quote from Tomfa

Nevertheless, it's still impressive, when you consider the possibility of a head-on collision at over 1700 km/h.

Heh circuit pattern when someone forgets the active direction

Quote from ApfelFlieger

With the C130 we have already simulated refueling on the ground, here it will be exciting how many simmers want to wait for the time to refuel (ok, there is a hidden time-lapse function😂).

The simulation of air refueling is in progress, both as a receiver and as a tanker. The F18 is also in sight, which can also do both.

The only flying tanker we currently have is the KC 10 with a boom from brunnobellic , which he published 20210617 on the former platform Flight-Sim.org. Maybe there will be a new edition of a tanker that flies a large holding and can be placed in different places.

DR100 if it can lift banners and gliders I don’t see why a fuel tank will hurt

Quote from ApfelFlieger

With the FS 4 you can see in the TMD files that the code lines for the FUEL segment are changed. At the moment I see there a redesign of the dependencies of the tanks, valves and lines and their effects on the center of gravity. After that, it should only be a small step to let the engines go out in case of fuel shortage.😃

I'm curious to see how the reactions in the forum will be in the future, if the engines go out in the middle of the flight on FS flights, because they simply misjudged themselves before.🫣

Heh in Singapore to request to do VFR you need to let ATC know ur hrs of endurance lol.

Quote from Small Planes

Is that what you thought?

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RE: Fuel burn

The engines burn fuel but the fuel quantity in the fuel tanks is not decreasing yet, only in the C172. I'll take some time to research and implement the intricacies of each individual aircraft fuel system and fuel auto-balancing, etc.

Jet-Pack (IPACS)

December 10, 2025 at 2:34 PM

Yep only noticed on the F18 as it’s the most fuel burning aircraft I know.