Buy RC-AirSim - RC Model Airplane Flight Simulator PC key

RC-AirSim - RC Model Airplane Flight Simulator is a model-airplane flight simulator with flight dynamics and ground handling based on real-world radio-controlled aircraft. You fly nine model airplanes, practise takeoffs and landings, and navigate around field objects. Planes can break apart in physics-based crashes.

Flying and controls

You control ailerons, elevator, rudder and throttle with four-channel controls. The simulator offers Mode 2 (the default), Mode 1 and a customizable three-channel mode. You can choose among R/C, Following (chase cam) and Onboard (FPV) views, and display transmitter sticks on screen. Sound includes a Doppler effect.

The simulator supports mouse, keyboard, game controllers and USB controllers. Controller remapping and calibration allow compatibility with a wide range of controllers.

Model airplanes

The nine aircraft include jets, biplanes, trainers, aerobatic planes, an electric park flyer and a glider. The listed aircraft are:

• F-15 Regal Eagle: a large, gas-powered ducted-fan military jet with four-channel controls.
• WWI Flying Ace: an electric scale biplane based on the World War I Fokker D.VII, with moving control surfaces, a spinning propeller and two paint schemes: Red/White and Blue/Green Lozenge. It uses four-channel controls.
• Back 40 Trainer: a classic, gas-powered, four-channel, high-wing trainer with plenty of dihedral.
• Slowmowatt: an electric park flyer that flies slowly and is described as the easiest aircraft to fly. It is suited to beginners using three-channel controls, with four-channel controls also available.
• Double Helix: a low-wing electric sport plane suited to beginning aerobatics, with four-channel controls.
• Madster EDF: a small, sport-scale electric ducted-fan military jet with four-channel controls.
• Super Dee: a large, gas-powered, high-wing tail-dragger aerobatic sport plane, suited to low inverted passes, with four-channel controls.
• Emerald Glider: a classic glider with a two-meter wingspan. It has four channels, with throttle used to adjust drag; for rudder-and-elevator-only flight without ailerons, use the three-channel control scheme.