IFR Flight Simulator
Free
rated 4.4 stars
About IFR Flight Simulator
Why Pilots Love IFR Flight Simulator:
• Realistic IFR Training: Experience authentic IFR procedures directly from your smartphone, no complex setups needed.
• Confidence & Convenience: Train holdings, intercepts, and IFR approaches on the go.
• Real-time Simulation: Fly procedures with realistic physics and instrumentation, featuring the Primary Flight Display (PFD) and Navigation Display (ND).
Key Features:
Worldwide Navigation Database:
• 5000+ Airports globally available for your IFR training.
• Over 11,000 VORs, NDBs, and navigational aids for extensive practice.
Comprehensive Training Modes:
• Holding Trainer: Practice randomized holdings, calculate entries, and wind correction angles.
• Intercept Trainer: Master inbound and outbound radial and QDM/QDR intercepts, sharpening your navigation precision.
Real-Time Flight Simulator:
• Integrated autopilot for precise training, or fly manually by tilting your device for hands-on experience.
• Fast-forward mode to efficiently review or retry procedures.
• Replay and analyze your flight path with clear map visuals to reinforce learning.
• Live Map: See your flight path in real-time on the map as you fly, enhancing situational awareness.
Effective Skill Building:
• Quickly calculate mental IFR math without pen and paper.
• Perfectly suited for simulator screenings, flight training, and interview preparations.
User Reviews:
• "An incredible training tool for practicing holds, VOR bearings, and headings. Didn't think such high-quality training was possible on an app!"
• "Perfect to make IFR calculations a reflex. I can practice anytime, anywhere—no computer sim needed. Fantastic app!"
• "Minimalistic and phone-friendly design. Great for IFR training or refreshing your skills. Highly recommended!"
Download now and fly IFR with confidence!
Join thousands of pilots who trust IFR Flight Simulator to sharpen their IFR skills.
Disclaimer:
This application is for training and educational purposes only.
It must not be used for real-world flight planning or in-flight decision-making.
While the developer strives to provide information and calculations that are as accurate and up-to-date as reasonably possible, they may still be incomplete or inaccurate, and other accepted methods exist for deriving procedures and correction angles.
Always verify data against official aeronautical publications and follow the guidance of a certified flight instructor.
The developer accepts no responsibility or liability for any errors, omissions, or outcomes arising from use of this software.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Reviews for IFR Flight Simulator
Rubiksgirl27
Good App besides price
While i can’t fault the dev for wanting money for their work, its just not a lot of features that you get without premium. But possibly the best app of its type on mobile
JB Flight
I wish I had this as an IFR student
Just found out about this app and have it a shot. I already hold an IFR rating so I see no need to buy the plan, but man, just going through the free holding and track/intercept practice makes me wish I had this in my training. I definitely would’ve bought a plan and it would’ve made it so much easier (especially with unpublished holds which I sucked at lol). Now I just use it to maintain my own proficiency when I’m not flying. Thanks for making this incredible app!
Alyhnlab
太贵了
86$，学生承担不起
skypilot4lifee
Good app but extremely expensive
Good app that can be improved for those who needs to review holding entries but pricing is extremely expensive
pilotboyalec818
Needs improvement and more features
I’ll start out with the positives. It is very intuitive and the UI is great. I just wish there was more thought into anything but holding. Don’t get me wrong, that part is great, but why even market “approaches and departures” if fixes aren’t modeled? I tried to fly a simulated NOTWN5 departure out of VGT and I chose the “takeoff” option. It spawned me at 3,500 feet and 200 knots (1,300AGL) and so that made it pretty tough to simulate flying the procedure in a GA airplane. I’d highly suggest you tone down the speed minimum (maybe to 60?) so it can appeal to a wider audience… I’d guess that 90% of the people using this app are instrument students who fly airplanes that approach much slower than 80. I’d also really like to see a more intuitive departure algorithm, maybe it starts at 100AGL and 70 knots instead of 1,000AGL and 200? Or give the option to modify how it starts you. Not to mention adding fixes. Or even a VERY BASIC “breakout” view. I tried to shoot an ILS and you can basically just descend into the runway until it tells you that you’ve crashed. Maybe at minimums a pop up appears that let’s you choose wether to land or to go missed.
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