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Use the flight simulator You can use the flight simulator feature in Google Earth to fly around the world. It lets you control the simulated aircraft using your mouse or other controller. Enter Flight Simulator To enter Flight Simulator, do one of the following:

Click Tools> Enter Flight Simulator Press Ctrl + Alt + A (+ Option + A on Mac) "Flight Simulator" The "Processor" dialog box appears. You will need to select the following:

Aircraft - Select the aircraft you want to fly by following the description shown. The SR22 is a relatively slow aircraft, perfect for beginners. Starting location - Select the location where you would like to start your flight.

Joystick support - If the computer you want to use has a joystick device, check and enable the joystick.

To change these settings, exit Flight Simulator and press Ctrl + Alt + A (+ Option + A on Mac) to view Flight Simulator Help. To view this page at any time, press Ctrl + H ( Available on Windows and Linux only). Exit Flight Simulator To exit Flight Simulator, do one of the following:

Click to Exit Flight Simulator Press Ctrl + Alt +A or Escape (+ Option + A or Escape on Mac). After flying your aircraft into the flight simulator, the Head-Up Display (HUD) will appear: Speed ??(node)

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Throttle rudder

Ailerons elevator flaps and landing gear indicators

Pitch Angle (degrees) Altitude (feet above sea level) To hide or show the HUD, press the H key.

You can control flight simulator functions using the joystick or mouse. To use the mouse, click the mouse in the center of the screen so the cursor changes to a + (cross). You can pause or resume Flight Simulator at any time by pressing the space bar.

To take off, first press the Page Up key to increase thrust and move the aircraft to the runway. After the aircraft starts moving, move the mouse or joystick slightly backward and downward. Once you have enough speed, you can take off. To change direction or tilt the aircraft, use your mouse or joystick to make small movements. Just be careful not to overdo it. Once the wings are level, center your mouse or joystick. To look around, press the arrow keys + Alt (slow) or Ctrl (fast).

To adjust thrust, ailerons, elevator, rudder, elevator tabs, or flaps, see the following keyboard shortcuts. Landing an airplane Landing is difficult and requires some practice. To land the aircraft:

Approach a suitable airstrip or an open, flat area. Press Page Down to reduce thrust and slow the aircraft.

Press the G key to deploy the landing gear. Press the F key to increase flap adjustment. This will slow the aircraft down. After landing, use the dual wheel brakes to slow down the aircraft. Press the , (comma) key to apply the left wheel brake; press the . (period) key to apply the right wheel brake.

Flight Simulator Keyboard Controls This section describes the various keyboard combinations that can be used with Flight Simulator. To enter flight simulator mode, press Ctrl + Alt +A (+ Option + A on Mac). If you have entered Flight Simulator mode the first time, you can enter it again by selecting Tools > Enter Flight Simulator. To exit Flight Simulator mode, click Exit Flight Simulator in the upper right corner, or press Ctrl + Alt +A (+ Option + A on Mac). The following buttons control navigation and other aspects of the flight simulator. You can also control the plane with your mouse or joystick. To disable or enable mouse controls, click the left mouse button (click on Mac). Once the mouse control is activated, the pointer shape on your screen will change to a cross. Please note - the following commands will not work until you are in flight simulator mode.

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Exit flight simulator Ctrl + Alt +A, Escape + Option + A, Escape to exit flight simulator mode. Open Flight Simulator Option Ctrl + Alt +A + Option + A to open the Flight Simulator dialog box. Rotate flight viewpoint arrow keys + Alt (slow) or Ctrl (fast). Arrow keys + Alt (slow) or Ctrl (fast). Move the viewpoint to the direction of the arrow. Show Flight Simulator Usage Help Ctrl + H - Opens this Flight Simulator keyboard command page.

Increase thrust Previous page Previous page - Decrease thrust Next page Next page - Left aileron Left arrow Left arrow - Right aileron Right arrow Right arrow - Elevator push force Up arrow Up arrow - Elevator pull Down arrow Down Arrow - Left Rudder Insert Shift + Left Arrow - Right Rudder Enter (Number Pad) Enter (Number Pad) - Left Rudder Shift + Left Arrow Shift + Left Arrow - Right Rudder Shift + Right Arrow Shift + Right Arrow - Depress elevator tab Home Home - Raise elevator tab End - Depress elevator tab Shift + Up Arrow Shift + Up Arrow - Raise elevator tab Shift + Down Arrow Shift + Down Arrow - Decrease flap adjustment left Bracket left bracket - increase flap adjustment right bracket right bracket - decrease flap adjustment Shift + F Shift + F - increase flap adjustment FF - center aileron and rudder 55 - center aileron and rudder CC - deploy/retract landing gear GG Only works if the current aircraft's landing gear is retractable.

left wheel brake, (comma), (comma) - right wheel brake. (period). (period) - pause simulation space space - turn on/off HUDHH-