Posts by Aviator777

    Hi everyone,

    I’d like to suggest a quality-of-life improvement for the A350. While the new 3D cabin is a great technical achievement, it has made the wing views quite restrictive, especially for mobile users with smaller screens.

    I would love to see the original wing and engine views brought back as additional camera presets. This would allow players to enjoy:

    • An unobstructed view of the wings and engines.
    • The immersive cabin/interior engine sounds we all love.
    • Better visibility for screenshots and recordings on mobile devices.

    Alternatively, introducing a "Free Cam" feature (similar to other sims) would be a fantastic long-term solution, allowing us to position the camera anywhere inside or outside the airframe. However, simply restoring the legacy views would be a great first step!

    Hi,


    I have a MacBook Pro (most recent) and I was wondering how good Aerofly runs on Mac.


    Additionally I wanted to know if you think it’s better on the Mac or iPad . I’ve been using the mobile version on my iPad for a year now.


    Eventually, I want to invest in the Airbus thrust master & joystick to start using Aerofly on Mac instead of the iPad mobile version.


    Thanks for your help !

    It would be great if we could include more detailed weather options. For instance, we could include visibility in kilometers, cloud height in feet, and wind speed in knots. This would make it easier to set the options and match the real-life weather more accurately.

    No because they use the biggest versions of the planes (besides the 747 for some reason) for people’s enjoyment or something

    I can understand this because some kids using the app would just care about "I WANT TO FLY THE BIG PLANE 👹" so they would just like the -1000 a350 regardless of realistic flight ops for example.



    But Aerofly really has the potential to be the best mobile flight sim out there just need to be more serious about it aircraft’s choice

    Hi,

    I’ve noticed that Aerofly often introduces aircraft variants that are less commonly used in real life, which seems to limit the number of routes and liveries available. For example, the 787-10 is included, but the 787-9 is far more widely used. Similarly, the 737-900 is featured, while the 737-800 is the most popular variant globally and would offer the most liveries. The same goes for the 737 MAX series—why not prioritize the MAX 8, which is more prevalent?

    I’ve also heard that you’re working on the A350, but it’s the -1000 variant instead of the -900, which again is more common in real-world operations.

    Wouldn’t it make more sense to prioritize the variants that offer the most route and livery options? I’d love to understand the reasoning behind these choices, as it feels like focusing on the most widely used variants would enhance the experience for users.

    Looking forward to your response!