RFS - Real Flight Simulator

An Ultra-Realistic Flight Simulation ✈️

RFS – Real Flight Simulator transforms your mobile device into a fully featured cockpit. Pilot highly detailed 3D aircraft, experience realistic flight physics, and fly through dynamic weather, day-and-night cycles, and stunning real-world landscapes.

Fly Around the World 🌍

Depart from thousands of real-world airports and follow authentic flight routes across the globe. Monitor live air traffic, receive ATC-style instructions, and share the skies with pilots flying online in real time.

Detailed Systems With Easy Controls 🧭

Take control of engines, flaps, lights, fuel management, and navigation through immersive cockpit instruments, while intuitive touch controls keep flying accessible. Whether you're a beginner or an aviation enthusiast, every takeoff, landing, and long-haul journey feels smooth and rewarding.

Multiplayer Flights and Community Features 😎

Join online multiplayer sessions, communicate with fellow pilots, and take part in shared flights and special events. Customize aircraft liveries, replay your best landings, and capture cinematic screenshots to show off those perfectly smooth touchdowns.

Step 1: RFS begins by choosing an aircraft and an airport, then following realistic flight procedures. Plan your route, manage the throttle and flaps for takeoff, climb to cruising altitude, navigate to your destination, and complete a smooth landing. Start with beginner-friendly settings and gradually increase the realism as your skills improve.

Step 2: Choose a Game Mode and Aircraft

Step 3: Launch the game and select Solo or Multiplayer mode. In Solo, pick a beginner-friendly airliner or light aircraft. Review its speed, range, and other specifications before loading into the cockpit.

Step 4: Set Your Flight Plan

Step 5: Use the map to choose your departure and arrival airports. Adjust the time of day, weather conditions, and realism settings. Beginners should start with clear skies and simplified options, while experienced pilots can enable turbulence, system failures, and realistic flight physics.

Step 6: Get Familiar With the Cockpit

Step 7: Take a moment to explore the controls, including the throttle, flaps, landing gear, brakes, and autopilot. Swipe to look around the cockpit and switch between cockpit, external, and tower camera views before taxiing to the runway.

Step 8: Perform a Smooth Takeoff

Step 9: Follow the taxiway markings to the runway, line up with the centerline, and gradually increase the throttle to takeoff power. Keep the aircraft steady, rotate at the proper speed, then retract the landing gear and raise the flaps in stages after liftoff.

Step 10: Cruise With Autopilot

Step 11: Once you've reached a safe altitude, activate the autopilot and set your heading, altitude, and airspeed. Follow your planned route while monitoring fuel levels, engine performance, and weather conditions, making small corrections whenever necessary.

Step 12: Land Safely and Keep Improving

Step 13: As you approach your destination, reduce speed, extend the flaps and landing gear, and line up with the runway. Maintain a stable descent, touch down smoothly, then slow the aircraft using brakes and reverse thrust. After each flight, review your performance, experiment with new routes, and gradually take on more challenging weather and realism settings to sharpen your piloting skills. 😄