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Over the years, [[FlightGear]] has been equipped with a number of different [[aircraft carrier]]s that allow pilots to simulate the entire range of carrier operations, from catapult take-offs, to "controlled crashes". | Over the years, [[FlightGear]] has been equipped with a number of different [[aircraft carrier]]s that allow pilots to simulate the entire range of carrier operations, from catapult take-offs, to "controlled crashes". | ||
==Features== | == Features == | ||
[[File:Carrier3.jpg|thumb|300px|The Nimitz carrier in the San Fransisco bay]] | [[File:Carrier3.jpg|thumb|300px|The Nimitz carrier in the San Fransisco bay]] | ||
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== Start at a carrier == | == Start at a carrier == | ||
Note that several FlightGear aircraft are carrier capable, but the [[Hawker Seahawk|Seahawk]] is possibly the easiest to fly to begin with. You can start FlightGear with the command line or a GUI. | Note that several FlightGear aircraft are carrier capable (cf. [[Category:Carrier-based_aircraft]]), but the [[Hawker Seahawk|Seahawk]] is possibly the easiest to fly to begin with. You can start FlightGear with the command line or a GUI. | ||
NB: this guide is for aircraft carriers in AI scenarios visible only to you. If you wish to use a carrier in [[Howto:Multiplayer|MultiPlayer]], then [[Carrier over MP]] is for you. | |||
=== From the launcher (Version 2020.1 and later) === | === From the launcher (Version 2020.1 and later) === | ||