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Starting an Aviator session from the Infinite Flight card

I treated the Google Play about text as a checklist, not as a manual. Checked 8 October 2026.

The fleet the card names

The listing says the app holds dozens of aircraft: airliners, general aviation, and military types. It also says a subscription, Infinite Flight Pro, unlocks every aircraft. So the first choice on a free session is narrower than the paragraph makes it sound, and the card says so in the note about limited free aircraft and regions.

Region before weather

High-definition satellite imagery, topography, and major airports with runway and taxiway layouts are listed as features. A growing set of 3D airports is named separately. The Pro benefits paragraph then says the free side is region-locked and the subscription covers millions of square miles and more than 25,000 airports. I would pick the region the free card allows before I spend time on a route the lock will refuse.

Time, weather, weight

The about text says each flight is tailored by time of day, weather conditions, and aircraft weight. Weather is described as real-time or custom. Live weather and winds aloft are listed again under Pro, so the custom side is the one the free card is explicit about.

What the startup is not

It is not a tap that drops you into a scored run. The same page lists engine start and shutdown, a flight-planning system with fixes and navaids, and navigation data from NavBlue. That is a setup, and it needs a connection: the note says Wi-Fi or cellular is required.

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