Infinite Flight

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Infinite Flight offers the most comprehensive flight simulation experience on iOS and Android, whether you are a curious novice or an accomplished pilot.

An Orbis Flying Eye Hospital DC-10 in Infinite Flight climbs through a clear blue sky, viewed from the rear left side. The white fuselage features the Orbis logo and "FLYING EYE HOSPITAL" titles, with a blue tail displaying the Orbis emblem. The aircraft banks gently as it cruises above a thin layer of clouds.
View from a passenger window over the swept wing and engine of a modern airliner in flight, with the aircraft illuminated against a nearly black sky. The image highlights detailed wing surfaces, visible panel lines, and the curved wingtip, with an Infinite Flight WIP (Work In Progress) badge in the top left corner.
A Qantas Airbus A350-1000 cruises above a hazy landscape at sunset, illuminated by warm golden light. The aircraft is shown from the front-left quarter with its long swept wings and red tail against a pastel sky fading from blue to pink and lavender.
A high-altitude aerial view of a rugged Arctic coastline with steep, snow-covered mountains, deep blue fjords, floating sea ice, and expansive glaciers stretching toward the horizon beneath a clear blue sky.
A 3D model of a Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 high-bypass turbofan engine mounted to the wing of a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner being built for Infinite Flight.
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-900 Flying against a pink-purple sky in Infinite Flight.
Promotional graphic for Infinite Flight featuring a dark background with a large passenger aircraft in shadow. The Infinite Flight logo appears at the top above the headline “Subscribe on the Web and Save!” with “SAVE!” highlighted in orange. A crossed-out price of US$79.99/yr appears above a larger discounted price of US$49.99/yr. Text below reads “Visit infiniteflight.com/account,” with a disclaimer noting that local pricing and taxes may vary. The design uses white and orange text on a dark aviation-themed background.
An Airbus A321neo taxiing to the runway in an all-white paint scheme with airport buildings in the background in Infinite Flight.
Air Greenland Airbus A330-800neo shot from above in Infinite Flight simulator.
An Airbus A320-200 in a custom Euro white pride livery. The plane is mostly white with black engines and a black rear fuselage and tail section. The tail has the Infinite Flight Pride logo on it, and the plane is in flight against blue skies with some wispy cirrus clouds.
A view from slightly above and to the left of a United Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX flying in Infinite Flight at dusk.
The view from the front of an Airbus A321neo 3D model, where the business class and economy class cabins are visible. A badge in the top-left corner shows the Infinite Flight logo and reads WIP Work in Progress.
The start of the video shows the Infinite Flight logo on a slow zoom in with the text JETBRIDGE CONTROLS Work in Progress. The video then shows an Emirates A380 parked at the gate in Infinite Flight with the on screen controls disconnecting the jet bridges one at a time. The controls then switch to stairs and disconnect the L4 staircase.
Landscape screenshot from Infinite Flight showing the AutoPilot+ panel over a darkened Airbus-style cockpit at cruise altitude. A black popup titled “AutoPilot+” displays a checklist of enabled conditions with green checkmarks, including level flight, altitude above 28,000 feet, LNAV enabled, more than 30 minutes remaining to destination, on flight plan track, all engines on, and no active warnings. A blue Auto Exit toggle switch is enabled at the bottom right, while an “AP+ ON” button appears on the left side of the screen.
Promotional Infinite Flight graphic showing the tail and rear fuselage of a black-and-white Boeing 737 MAX parked on an airport apron at dusk, with a Qatar Airways Airbus A380 and a spiral control tower visible in the background. Large white and orange text reads “DID YOU KNOW?” followed by information explaining that in real-world aviation and Infinite Flight, strobe lights should remain off until just before entering the runway to cross or line up for takeoff. Additional text notes that a new strobe warning system will advise users on Training and Expert servers. Infinite Flight branding and the website “infiniteflight.com/guide” appear along the bottom.
Semi-transparent map overlay displayed over the cockpit of the Piper PA-28 in Infinite Flight, showing VOR radials, navigation fixes, and flight plan routing layered across the instrument panel during flight.
Bright yellow Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 on short final with landing gear down, approaching a runway at sunset with airport terminals and a control tower in the background in Infinite Flight.
Infinite Flight WIP screenshot showing a cockpit view with the navigation map overlay open to JFK airport, including runway labels, taxiways, and live ATC frequencies displayed in the info panel on the right.
Delta 100 years livery Airbus A350 against blue skies with wispy cirrus clouds and a mostly full moon during daylight in Infinite Flight. The view is of the bottom and left side of the airplane as it if were flying overhead. What a beauty.
Close-up render of the Airbus A321neo center pedestal in Infinite Flight, featuring detailed throttle levers, flap and speed brake controls, dual FMS keypads, and illuminated system panels, with a “WIP – Work in Progress” badge in the top left indicating development status.
Untextured 3D model of a Boeing 787-10 wing and fuselage section, with the main landing gear extended and a detailed engine visible under the wing. “Infinite Flight WIP” badge in the top left.
Infinite Flight tablet interface showing a “Suggested Flight Plans” panel for KATL to KJFK on the left, with multiple aircraft options listed, and a map on the right displaying the route across the eastern United States with waypoints and airports marked; “SUGGESTED FLIGHT PLANS” text overlay appears on the right.
American Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX on final approach at sunset in Infinite Flight, landing gear down above a hazy mountain landscape, with a “hotFIX” wrench icon overlay centered on the screen.
ATC Schedule page for March 2026 showing Week 2 selected. The day panel displays Monday, March 9 with a featured route between ENBR and ESSA, and additional airports ENVA, EHAM, and EDDF. Green dots on the dark world map highlight airport locations clustered around Northern Europe. Updated timestamp reads 2026-03-06 11:46Z. The Infinite Flight logo appears in the top-right corner.
View from behind a pilot seated in a small aircraft cockpit looking out over a runway and grassy airfield under a blue sky, with “Infinite Flight International Women’s Day” text overlay.
Work-in-progress render of an Airbus A321neo in Infinite Flight, shown slightly elevated above the runway at dusk. The aircraft appears untextured in dark placeholder materials, with landing gear extended and a “WIP” badge in the corner.
Screenshot from Infinite Flight’s open beta showing a SWISS-branded Boeing 777 climbing over rugged, mountainous terrain at golden hour, with warm sunlight illuminating the fuselage and casting long shadows across the peaks below.
A video from Infinite Flight showing how the on-screen virtual joystick works. It shows a circular on-screen control that moves around inside a defined radius, which, in this video, moves the control surfaces on the aircraft; an FA-18 Super Hornet in camo paint scheme. The Infinite Flight logo shows at the beginning and end. The beginning also shows the text, Virtual Touch Joystick, Work in Progress.
Screenshot from Infinite Flight’s Open Beta showing the AutoPilot+ “Auto Exit” panel over a blurred cockpit view. A black overlay lists green checkmarks confirming conditions such as level flight, altitude above 28,000 feet, LNAV enabled, more than 30 minutes remaining to destination, on flight plan track, all engines on, and no active warnings. A toggle at the bottom shows Auto Exit turned on, with “Saved 1 min ago” displayed at the top.
A dark, elegant New Year graphic reading “2026 Happy New Year” in gold and white lettering, with a large passenger jet flying through a twilight sky on the right, layered with flowing black and gold waves filled with stars, sparkles, and festive icons like trees, snowflakes, ornaments, and gift boxes.
Close-up front-left view of a Qatar Cargo widebody aircraft on approach with landing gear extended, engines and nose illuminated by warm sunset light under a cloudy sky. Screenshot from Infinite Flight’s Open Beta.
Alt text: A fighter jet climbs sharply over the Dubai skyline at sunset, with the Burj Khalifa centered in the background. The Dubai Airshow logo appears large on the left, and text along the bottom announces a community meetup hosted by Infinite Flight at Skyview, 18 Nov 2PM.
An Emirates A380 banking over the Dubai shoreline with the Palm Islands visible below in Infinite Flight.
The vieo starts showing the Infinite Flight logo and text that says A320/321NEO Animations. That fades into a 3D rendering that animates the wing, flaps, spoilers, landing gear, and engine nacelle. This screen shows the Infinite Flight logo and text that reads WORK IN PROGRESS, A320/321NEO Subject to Change
A spooky-looking house in the woods with a text overlay that says: A haunted house but it's just full of pilots telling you they're pilots. The Infinite Flight logo is seen at the bottom.
Two men stand indoors shaking hands and smiling. The man on the left, wearing glasses and a dark shirt, appears pleased, while the man on the right, in a light dress shirt, holds a document toward the camera. The background shows a modern office or lobby space with glass walls and lounge seating. The Infinite Flight logo is in the top left corner, and overlaid text reads: “I’ve been using Infinite Flight since 2016 and it was one of my main motivators in finally becoming a pilot.” –Juan, CFI.
Close-up of a smiling man wearing aviator sunglasses, a headset, and a grey cap inside an aircraft cockpit. The reflection in his sunglasses shows cockpit instruments and the photographer taking a selfie. The Infinite Flight logo appears in the top left corner, and overlaid text reads: “I've just passed my flight instructor practical exam! I highly recommend anyone pursuing their private pilot certificate or ratings to practice and prepare with Infinite Flight.” –Juan, CFI.
A detailed 3D model of an aircraft’s wing and landing gear assembly in a work-in-progress render. The view looks from beneath the wing toward the fuselage, showing intricate internal structures such as hydraulic lines, struts, and gear-bay mechanisms. The aircraft model is untextured and displayed in a light clay material with visible wireframe edges, set against a blurred background with the Infinite Flight “WIP” (Work in Progress) badge in the top left corner.
Promotional graphic for the Dubai Airshow featuring a modern fighter jet banking above Dubai’s skyline at sunset, with the Burj Khalifa rising in the background. The sky glows orange and purple with clouds of jet smoke trailing behind. The Dubai Airshow logo appears prominently in white and red beside a blue stylized wing icon, with text reading ‘Nov 17–19, 2025’ and the Infinite Flight logo beneath.
Untextured 3D rendering of a high-poly business class cabin layout for a Boeing 787, showing pairs of angled lie-flat seats arranged in a staggered configuration. Each seat features a high privacy shell, headrest, armrest, and seatbelt, with visible paneling and storage compartments. The image is a work-in-progress model from Infinite Flight, indicated by a ‘WIP’ badge in the top-left corner.
A detailed 3D view from Infinite Flight’s multiplayer servers shows Harry Reid International Airport (Las Vegas) under clear skies. The tall beige-and-white air traffic control tower dominates the foreground, with terminals, parked airliners, and ground service vehicles visible below. Aircraft from several airlines, including Delta and JAL, are on the ramps, while another jet is seen on short final in the background. The desert landscape and distant purple-tinged mountains frame the scene.
Work-in-progress 3D rendering of the Airbus A321neo cabin in Infinite Flight, viewed from the rear toward the front. The image shows detailed seat backs with modeled tray tables and screens, subtle wireframe lines, and even lighting across the cabin interior. A badge in the top-left corner shows the Infinite Flight logo and reads WIP Work in Progress.
A work-in-progress render from Infinite Flight shows a white Piper PA-28 Archer II parked on the ramp beside two yellow safety cones. The aircraft faces right, with its shadow cast on the pavement under a clear sky with scattered clouds. A small fuel pump station sits in the background near the left wing.
The flight deck of a 737 in a turn showing new rendering shadows coming soon to Infinite Flight. A badge in the top-left corner shows the Infinite Flight logo and reads WIP Work in Progress.
Banner image for the Infinite Flight Ultimate Aviator Starter Pack Sweepstakes. A large yellow ribbon across the center displays the word ‘Sweepstakes’ in bold white letters. The Infinite Flight logo is at the top, with sponsor logos for ForeFlight, Flightradar24, and Sporty’s at the bottom on a dark background with subtle glowing light effects.
Piper PA-28 Archer II flying at golden hour in Infinite Flight simulator.
Screenshot from Infinite Flight of an Iberia Airbus A330
Members of the Infinite Flight team posing in front of their booth at the Paris Air Show.
Some members of the Infinite Flight team at their booth at the Paris Air Show.
The Infinite Flight UI, in ridiculous Liquid Glass theme.
Dark background with 2 Infinite Flight app icons overlapping. Text below the icons says Infinite Flight 25.1.4 Available Now