X-Plane is a highly realistic flight simulator capable of controlling large numbers of aircraft and is used by airlines and aeronautical eng ineers to analyze the behavior of this type of aircraft in the air.

X-Plane’s accuracy is given by a complex mathematical calculation system it uses to find the forces experienced by each part of the plane during flight.

Includes all types of aircraft: supersonic and subsonic, fixed and rotary wing, jet and jet, single and multi-engine, ultralight and helicopter. Space shuttles are also part of his repertoire.

The full version of X-Plane has a faithful representation of the Earth’s surface located between latitudes -60 and +74 and a database of over 25,000 airports around the globe.

X-Plane can simulate the errors of about 35 aircraft systems to test pilot skills.