Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator 1.141

Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator is a highly realistic flight simulator game that allows players to experience the thrill of piloting 6 different jumbo jets commonly used in commercial aviation. With its advanced Airfoil physics, this mobile game offers an immersive flight simulation experience.

In addition to the standard flight simulation, Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator also offers Disaster Missions based on real-life air crashes. Players have the opportunity to showcase their airmanship skills by safely landing a majorly malfunctioning aircraft or facing impossible odds and fighting until the end.

The game also includes impressive features such as Day/Night cycles, Dynamic Weather, Free fly mode, and Cockpit view. Unlike other mobile flight simulation games, Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator provides a comprehensive range of control systems, instruments, and warning systems for a more authentic experience.

Control Systems:

• Ailerons (roll control)
• Elevators (pitch control)
• Rudder (yaw control)
• Flaps
• Spoilers
• Trim
• Reverse Thrust
• Asymmetric Thrust on Engines
• Autopilot
• Brakes
• Landing Gear

Instruments:

• Altimeter
• Airspeed Indicator
• Attitude Indicator
• Heading
• Vertical Speed Indicator
• Turn Indicator
• Slip/Skid Indicator

Warning Systems:

• Stall Warning
• Bank Angle Warning
• Terrain Warning
• Landing Gear Warning
• Master Caution

Aircraft:

Experience flying these iconic jumbo jets:

• Airbus A380 - The world's largest full-length double-deck airliner, known as the SuperJumbo, with a seating capacity of 525. It can fly for 14,800 km with its 4 turbofan engines.
• Boeing 747 - The original 'Jumbo Jet' and the first wide-body airliner. Referred to as the 'Queen of the Skies', over 1,500 of these aircraft were built over a span of 50 years.
• Ilyushin Il-86 - Remembered as the USSR's first wide-bodied aircraft, only 3 of these airplanes remain in service with the Russian Air Force out of the 100+ that were built.
• Lockheed L-1011 TriStar - Produced to compete against the Boeing 747 and McDonnell Douglas DC-10, only one of these planes remains in service out of the total of 250 that were built.
• Airbus A310 - Known as the world's first twin-jet wide-body airplane capable of transatlantic flights, it was first produced in 1983.
• Boeing 777 - Referred to as the 'Triple Seven', it was Boeing's first aircraft with fly-by-wire controls. First launched in 1995, it has become the most-produced Boeing wide-body jet, surpassing the 747.

Step into the cockpit and test your skills as a Jumbo Jet pilot in this extraordinary flight simulator!