Aerosoft Ready For Takeoff Released

http://www.aerosoft.com/en/fsxp3d/simulators/1811/ready-for-take-off-a320-simulator

Aerosoft Ready For Takeoff

Product information "Ready for Take off - A320 Simulator"
Unlike more complex flight simulations, Ready for Take off  was designed from the ground up to enable beginners to successfully complete a flight with less effort and learning. Advanced flight simulation enthusiasts in turn have a straightforward all-in-one solution at hand, including lots of airports right from the start.

The player can take place behind the control stick of one of the most well known airliners: the Airbus A320. Its cockpit places all the important functions and systems at the player’s disposal – voice recordings from real air traffic help create the appropriate atmosphere. Additionally, the simulation includes a Beechcraft Baron for short range and training flights.

Ready for Take off comes with 9 travel destinations out of the box, including the airports of Düsseldorf, Palma de Mallorca, London Heathrow, and Nice. Their 3D models are of high quality and rich in details. They also feature movable objects – luggage carts, busses, pushback trucks, jetways, etc. create a lively apron scenery. A day and night cycle makes these sceneries appear in the right mood.

In the beginning, players can choose whether they want to fly freely between two airports or experience long-term thrill in the career mode.

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Features:
Airlines:
Airbus A 320
Beechcraft Baron
Flight area:
Europe
Airports:
Hamburg
Dusseldorf
Zurich
Paris Orly
London Heathrow
Nice
Palma
Kos
Antaly
Game modes:
Tutorial
Random flight
Route selection
Career
Other:
Beginner friendly
Achievements
Day and night mode
Animated Pilot models in the cockpit
3 camera views
Original voice recordings with real pilots
Liveries of various European airlines

Mais um joguinho, estilo Microsoft Flight e Dovetail Flight School, que não deram certo??

O problema é esse "simulator" no nome...

Esse não vai longe...

Os desenvolvedores da Aerosoft bem que podiam gastar melhor o tempo e os recursos $$ aprimorando o Airbus X, e competir com FSLABS, também acho que esse produto não irá muito longe.