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	About FlightGear
FlightGear is a flight-simulator created by an international group of volunteers, and released as free, open-source GPL software. It has been used for academic research, education, and for fun. FlightGear comes with a set of illustrated documentation, notably "The Manual," which is included in the installation package. This wiki provides additional documentation on both user and development topics. I am looking for … Help on using FlightGear How to contribute something to FlightGear Information about aircraft developed for FlightGear

News

Tip The macOS and Windows nightly builds are now running OSG 3.6.5, so people can hopefully start testing WS3.0 ^[1]

FlightGear Newsletter May 2021 (archive)

November 06, 2020: FlightGear 2020.3 "LTS" is released.

May 11, 2020: FlightGear 2020.1 is released.

December 09, 2018: FlightGear 2018.3 "Honolulu" is released.

May 23, 2018: FlightGear 2018.2 is released.

April 11, 2018: FlightGear 2018.1 "Honolulu" is released.


	Did you know …
...that FlightGear is used in several FAA approved simulators? ...that you can simulate random system failures realistically? ...that anyone can edit FlightGear source and contribute to the project? ...that the whole city of Barcelona, Spain is available in 3D models? ...that there are 3,281 articles on this wiki?

Using
New to FlightGear
Frequently asked questions • Troubleshooting
Installing scenery • Installing aircraft
Helicopter flying

Developing
Aircraft • Scenery • Embedded
Placing objects • Editing terrain
Scenery: Improving your area
How the FlightGear project works

Wiki
About the wiki • Help
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Highlight

View over Innsbruck, Austria. FlightGear 2020.3.8 has been released with 3d buildings, roads, and other objects based on Open Street Map (OSM) data for the entire world. See 1st world-build of OSM2City.

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