Infinite Flight

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History

Infinite Flight was released on April 25, 2011, on Windows Phone. The app costs $4.99. It had a Cessna 172 and 15 airports in the San Francisco Bay area, an autopilot (AP) with two modes, four time settings, weather settings, five camera modes, and achievement features. Infinite Flight is developed by Matthieu Laban and Philippe Rollin & Kevin who contributes to many new graphical designs, including the new water effects and airplane rendering. Infinite Flight is published by Flying Development Studio LLC.[2]

Infinite Flight updates were released quite quickly after it was released, many with new aircraft or other features. The first region update was released in June 2011, covering the region of Southern California.[3]

Infinite Flight Live

Infinite Flight Live is a multiplayer mode released in August 2014. It allows players to fly together with each other, rather than only playing in single player mode.[4]

An air traffic control feature was added to Infinite Flight Live in April 2015. It allows users to connect as an air traffic controller and direct aircraft in the live environment around their airfield.[5]

Critical reception

The game has received generally positive reviews. The Mac Observer rates it 5/5,[6] and PocketMeta gave it a score of 4.2/5. It is rated 4.5/5 on both the Apple iTunes store and the Google Play store.[7]

Compatibility

Infinite Flight is compatible with iOS, Android, Amazon and Windows Phone.[8]

See also

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