NZFF

Aerofly 2 has potential. But without air traffic control and AI traffic in the air and on the ground it is unfortunately somewhat lifeless. But I admit to being a fan of the graphics. After adding a helicopter with the small Robin R22 Beta I am occasionally on the road with it
Today I wanted to take a look at Monument Valley and marvel at a little bit of landscape that doesn't exist in this quality in P3D, unless you have appropriate photo sceneries...

Think, it´s time for a new simulation. I can live with an optic like this or better and with all the features we know from actual Simulations, a more advanced flight, a nevolution of the ATC, weather that is worldwide actual you want. This is what I hope for FS 2020 if the internet connection is fast enough...

There is one thing I must say. The Robinson R22 bet from Aerofly 2 has in my opinion the best aerodynamic model of such an helicopter I have ever flown.. I "fly" currently in FSX-SE, P3DV 4.5 and Aerofly 2 and do this since 1990...

I did a rather extensive flight test and review on the IPACS R22 for the 40th anniversary of the real aircraft. I think that it is certainly the best Robinson ever in a simulator and one of the best helicopters... however, I also said that they need to improve on a number of things which they haven't touched since it was released.

The scenery is a 'cut above' - I bought in a couple of years ago but not much has changed in that time. X plane choppers are fun to fly - especially a couple of freewares.

There are rather a large number of free and payware helicopters coming for XP at the moment. Exciting times.

I have at the moment the feeling, that IPAC is going in the wrong direction. They have done a Boeing 777 but hey .... what can we do with this in a simulation better fitted for VFR, than for anyting else? And it is years ago that I have suggestedted them to repair a smal thing: the NAV/GPS-switch. But nothing is happen. I use Aerofly2 but in reality I concentrate for the upcomming FS 2020 by Microsoft. X-Plane is not my thing.