Aircraft Information

Flight Simulator includes two dozen different aircraft to choose from, including two helicopters, a sailplane, a floatplane, an aerobatic airplane, and 9 historical craft. Click the links below to learn about each member of the Flight Simulator fleet. Read a brief history, check out the specifications, and view the flight notes for tips on flying each aircraft.

	Beechcraft Baron 58 Twin-engine classic		Beechcraft King Air 350 Corporate comfort
	Bell 206B JetRanger III The helicopter for every job		Boeing 737–400 Boeing's commercial workhorse
	Boeing 747–400 Queen of today's skies		Boeing 777–300 Tomorrows airliner today
	Cessna Skyhawk SP Model 172 World's most successful single engine aircraft		Cessna Skylane Model 182S The C172's big brother
	Cessna Caravan C208 Amphibian and Grand Caravan C208B Go-anywhere airplanes		Curtiss JN–4D "Jenny" A classic biplane
	DeHavilland DH–88 "Comet" An historic record setter		Douglas DC–3 Aviation's legendary workhorse
	Extra 300S Aerobatic champion		Ford 4–AT–E Tri-Motor Classic early airliner
	Bombardier Learjet 45 Rich, high, and fast		Lockheed Model 5B and 5C Vega Flown by Amelia Earhart and Wiley Post
	Mooney M20M "Bravo" Single-engine speed and styling		Piper J–3C–65 Cub Classic single-engine trainer
	Robinson R22 Beta II World's favorite helicopter trainer		Ryan NYP "Spirit of St. Louis" Lucky Lindy's historic plane
	Schweizer SGS 2–32 Classic sailplane		Vickers F.B.27A Vimy History-making distance flyer
	1903 Wright Flyer First in successful powered flight		Glossary Flight Simulator terms explained