RFS Pro

RFS Pro RFS Pro is a realistic flight simulation where you plan every takeoff with live METAR/TAF weather, use LNAV/VNAV autopilot, and customize your aircraft for a true pilot feel.

RFS Pro

Have you ever ridden a bicycle, motorcycle, or car? Ever taken to the sky in an airplane? RFS Pro delivers a highly realistic simulation of non-motorized flight procedures, so you can experience what it feels like to fly as a real pilot.

The game includes a realistic weather system—meaning you should review conditions before every departure. It also supports Dolby Atmos for an immersive “captain-style” audio experience. Plus, you can customize your aircraft: add stickers and slogans, or change the plane’s color to match your style.

Tips

• Calibrate your controls before each flight
  Use the in-game calibration tool to improve responsiveness—especially if you play with tilt controls.
• Use the autopilot system on long flights
  For extended routes, set up autopilot correctly and rely mainly on LNAV and VNAV for navigation and altitude handling. You’ll typically need manual flying mainly during takeoff, approach, and landing.
• Check realistic weather (METAR/TAF)
  Turn on realistic METAR data so your flights reflect real-world conditions. This helps you sharpen your instrument flying skills.
• Join a virtual airline
  Multiplayer is great, but virtual airlines add more structure—shared liveries, scheduled events, and an organized community.
• Replay your landing footage
  Review past landings with the replay system to spot mistakes and improve. Even virtual pilots can learn by watching their previous approaches.
• Balance fuel and payload
  Carrying too much can cause a sluggish climb and a tougher approach. Use the flight planner to adjust fuel and weight before takeoff.

Features

• Learn the essentials
  Study the fundamentals of flight—from driving on the runway to takeoff and landing.
• Extremely realistic flight experience
  Expect to handle many situations, big and small—such as turbulence and poor weather.



• 3D graphics and sound
  Visuals and sound effects are rendered in 3D, with Dolby Atmos support to enhance immersion.
• Customize your aircraft
  Personalize your plane with stickers and slogans, or change its color.
• No ads
  Fly without interruptions—there are no advertisements in the game.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Stunning graphics
• Realistic routes and weather
• Multiplayer with real-time traffic



• Great for learning core aviation basics

Cons

• Full features require a paid version
• Can feel a bit complex at first
• Some modes need an internet connection

FAQs

• What is Real Flight Simulator?
  Real Flight Simulator is a mobile flight simulation game with realistic aircraft, airports around the world, and a multiplayer airspace environment—made for aviation fans.
• Can I play Real Flight Simulator without an internet connection?
  Some elements work offline, but you need the internet for real-time flights, multiplayer, and full airport access.
• Is Real Flight Simulator training realistic?
  It isn’t certified for professional training, but it does use realistic checklists, autopilots, weather systems, and navigation tools—useful as a recreational training aid.
• How many aircraft are available?
  Currently, there are 50+ highly detailed aircraft, including commercial, cargo, and military categories—with more added regularly.
• Does Real Flight Simulator (RFS) support multiplayer?
  Yes. RFS includes multiplayer so you can fly with others, join virtual airlines, and communicate with real-time air traffic controllers.

Summary

RFS Pro also lets you switch roles and act as an air traffic controller—directing aircraft instead of flying them. From offering approach guidance to coordinating landings using real-time voice communication, you can essentially take over as the tower controller. If you’ve ever shouted “Takeoff clearance!” at your screen, this is the kind of simulator you’ll likely love.

It also supports custom liveries, letting you build and upload airports, and provides screenshot tools for sharing like a professional aircraft observer. It’s not the type of app you install and forget—this game can take a permanent spot on your home screen and gradually make you pay closer attention to cloud formations than you used to.