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[…] It could also be linked to an existing assistance option, or have a toggle in the settings. That way, users who prefer full realism could manually move the gear lever to the OFF position for added immersion. Keeping it optional would satisfy both casual and more serious users!

Just noticed that in the 737 (-500, -800 and 900ER) and 747-400, the landing gear lever can’t be set to the OFF position after retraction. It’s a small detail, but it adds to the immersion and realism—especially for those familiar with Boeing procedures. Would be a nice touch in a future update.

[…] I guess that’s what he meant.

Hello IPACS team, I’d just like to know if the B737-800 will have the GOL livery.

[…] Man, that was a true masterpiece of analysis! I appreciate the effort... even if you got the Aerofly wrong at the end. I don't know how unemployed you are, but thanks anyway 😂

Which one of these is Aerofly? I know it's an incredibly tough challenge that requires superhuman perception, so feel free to analyze as much as you want :V Image 1: Image 2: Image 3:

[…] Thank you for the reply! Yes, I already try adjusting the camera view and zooming in/out, but unfortunately that compromises the visibility I personally prefer. The position shown in the screenshot is the one that works best for me — it gives me a clear view of the instruments and outside visuals, especially during final approach. But in that position, the rudder control overlaps the gear lever, and it's very easy to accidentally retract the landing gear during flight while using rudder…

Hi, I’d like to report a usability issue I’ve encountered in the mobile version of Aerofly FS. On some aircraft — not just the 777 — the rudder control appears right on top of the landing gear lever. This can cause accidental gear retraction while trying to control yaw during approach, which is quite frustrating. It’s not a bug exactly, but it often forces me to reposition the camera awkwardly just to avoid triggering the gear lever. Maybe a small UI tweak or an option to relocate controls…

I’d like to suggest the implementation of a basic weight and fuel system to increase realism and immersion. Currently, all aircraft have a fixed fuel load and weight, which removes the challenge and variation that comes with flight planning. What I imagine is a simple interface (a tablet or menu) where users could input: — Aircraft type — Departure and arrival airports — Weather (optional) — Payload or number of passengers — Desired reserve fuel Based on that, the system would…