Airshow Simulator
Fly a real aerobatic airshow routine in front of the crowd, then fly in formation with a friend. Made for iPhone Duo, iPhone and iPad. On your home screen it is simply Airshow.
- Fly the Kestrel, an original aerobatic monoplane, from outside or from the cockpit with working gauges.
- Six preset routines of rising difficulty, plus a routine builder to make and save your own.
- Practice mode for any maneuver, with instant retry and a ghost of your best run. Free Flight around the field whenever you just want to fly.
- Two day venues, the Florida Spring Fly-In airfield and the Coastal Beach Show over the water, plus a Night Show with wingtip sparks, a fireworks finale and a wall-of-fire pass timed to the pyro team's cue.
- Formation flying with a friend over Game Center, or with a computer wingman.
- Fly with the touch stick, by tilting the device, or with a game controller. Three assist levels: Guided, Standard and Expert.
- A debrief after every show with a replay and the judge's notes, and an automatic pilot logbook.
- Pilot levels, and show money you earn by flying (it is never sold), to spend in a hangar full of smoke colors, paint schemes and small upgrades.
- Voices: an Air Boss on the radio, an announcer and a crew chief, all with subtitles.
- Crashes are cartoon fun: the pilot always lands safely under a parachute.
- Made for iPhone Duo: half-folded, the cockpit puts the instruments and controls on the lower screen; unfolded, fly in wide view or split view. Also on iPhone and iPad.
- Free, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no account. Data Not Collected.
Questions
How do I fly in formation with a friend?
Both players need to be signed in to Game Center (in your device Settings). Then tap Friends formation and invite your friend. No friend around? Pick a computer wingman instead and fly the same formation.
What do the assist levels do?
Guided gives you a wide guide ribbon to follow, gentler controls, automatic throttle and smoke, and wings that level and hold height on their own. Standard gives you more control. Expert has no ribbon and real rules.
Why did my act end?
The show line keeps the crowd safe. On Guided or Standard, crossing it brings a call from the Air Boss and a short countdown, and the act goes on if you turn away in time. On Expert, or with Expert realism switched on in Settings, crossing the show line ends the act.
Can I use a game controller?
Yes. Connect a game controller to your iPhone or iPad and Airshow picks it up automatically. You can also fly with the on-screen touch stick or by tilting the device.
Support
Questions, feedback or ideas? Email airshow@agenticquarks.com.