1. Addis Ababa to Washington via Rome
2. Manila to New York
3. Abu Dhabi to Mumbai
4. Manchester to Orlando
5. Doha to Sydney
6. Tokyo to Los Angeles
7. Taipei to Tokyo
8. London Heathrow to Las Vegas
9. Hong Kong to Toronto
10. Paris Orly to Saint-Denis
11. Paris Orly to Pointe-à-Pitre
12. Sydney to London Heathrow (Project Sunrise)

Addis Ababa to Washington via Rome

Airline: Ethiopian Airlines
Departure ICAO: HAAB
Stopover ICAO: LIRF
Arrival ICAO: KIAD
Flight Time: 14hrs 30min

This unique fifth freedom route combines European and North American operations into one incredible long haul experience. Departing the high elevation of Addis Ababa before crossing the Mediterranean into Rome gives you a fantastic change of scenery before continuing across the Atlantic to Washington. It's a perfect route if you want variety in a single session. As a bonus, you get to log an extra landing too!

Manila to New York

Airline: Philippine Airlines
Departure ICAO: RPLL
Arrival ICAO: KJFK
Flight Time: 15hrs

If ultra long haul flights are your thing, this is one of the best routes you can try. Stretching across the Pacific and North America, this haul really highlights the A350-1000's efficiency and long range capability.

Abu Dhabi to Mumbai

Airline: Etihad Airways
Departure ICAO: OMAA
Arrival ICAO: VABB
Flight Time: 2hrs 30min

Not every A350 route has to be ultra long haul. This short premium regional service is ideal if you want to enjoy the aircraft without committing to a long haul flight. The route offers a great mix of scenery, taking you from the desert landscapes of the UAE to the coastline of western India.

Manchester to Orlando

Airline: Virgin Atlantic
Departure ICAO: EGCC
Arrival ICAO: KMCO
Flight Time: 8hrs 30min

When most people think of Virgin Atlantic, they immediately picture London Heathrow, but the airline actually operates several long haul routes from Manchester as well. This service to Orlando is one of the airline's most recognizable leisure routes, connecting England with one of the world's most popular holiday destinations. It's a fantastic long haul option for the A350-1000 and a great way to experience Virgin Atlantic outside of the usual Heathrow focused operations.

Doha to Sydney

Airline: Qatar Airways
Departure ICAO: OTHH
Arrival ICAO: YSSY
Flight Time: 13hrs 30min

Operated by the world's largest A350-1000 carrier, this ultra long haul route is one of Qatar Airways' most iconic services. Stretching from the Middle East to Australia, the journey covers vast ocean expanses and multiple regions, making it a rewarding flight for long haul lovers.

Tokyo to Los Angeles

Airline: Japan Airlines
Departure ICAO: RJTT
Arrival ICAO: KLAX
Flight Time: 9hrs

This Pacific crossing is one of the most recognizable long haul routes in the world. Departing from Tokyo before heading east across the ocean into Southern California makes for a classic international journey. It's also a great opportunity to fly one of Japan Airlines' newest flagship routes!

Taipei to Tokyo

Airline: STARLUX Airlines
Departure ICAO: RCTP
Arrival ICAO: RJTT
Flight Time: 3hrs

Looking for something a little shorter? This route is a great way to enjoy the A35K without committing to a full day. Operated by one of the newest A350-1000 operators, it's a great option if you want to try STARLUX's stunning livery while flying between two of East Asia's busiest aviation hubs.

London Heathrow to Las Vegas

Airline: British Airways
Departure ICAO: EGLL
Arrival ICAO: KLAS
Flight Time: 9hrs 40min

Combining one of the world's busiest international airports with one of the most unique destinations in the USA, this route offers a great mix of long haul flying and scenic terrain. After crossing the Atlantic and much of North America the arrival into Las Vegas brings dramatic desert landscapes and mountain backdrops that feel completely different from the usual coastal transatlantic destinations.

Hong Kong to Toronto

Airline: Cathay Pacific
Departure ICAO: VHHH
Arrival ICAO: CYYZ
Flight Time: 14hrs

If you're looking for a proper ultra long haul challenge, this is a great one to try. The route stretches across the Pacific and often heads up toward the Arctic. It also provides a nice contrast between the mountainous coastline around Hong Kong and the flatter terrain surrounding Toronto.

Paris Orly to Saint-Denis

Airline: French Bee
Departure ICAO: LFPO
Arrival ICAO: FMEE
Flight Time: 10hrs 30min

If you want something a little different from the usual transatlantic routes, this is a great option. Crossing from mainland France all the way down to Réunion Island makes for a really unique journey, and the arrival into Saint-Denis is surrounded by volcanic terrain and a unique coastline. What makes the route especially interesting is that even though Réunion sits near the east coast of Africa, it's still considered part of France. Fun fact for you!

Paris Orly to Pointe-à-Pitre

Airline: Air Caraïbes
Departure ICAO: LFPO
Arrival ICAO: TFFR
Flight Time: 8hrs

Fancy a trip to the Caribbean? This route takes you from France to the tropical island of Guadeloupe. Just like Réunion, Guadeloupe is part of France, making this another unique route that connects mainland France with one of its overseas regions.

Sydney to London Heathrow (Project Sunrise)

Airline: Qantas
Departure ICAO: YSSY
Arrival ICAO: EGLL
Flight Time: 21hrs

We saved the best until last. If you're looking for the ultimate long haul challenge, this is it. Spanning nearly an entire day in the air, Sydney to London Heathrow pushes the aircraft to its limits and is one of the longest routes you can fly in Infinite Flight. Once Qantas' Project Sunrise takes off in real life, this will also become the world's longest scheduled commercial service, making it the perfect route to finish off this list.

Whether you're planning a quick hop or an ultra long haul adventure, these routes are some of the best ways to experience the new A350-1000 in Infinite Flight. Happy flying! ✈

A brief A330-800neo overview

• Total operators: 3 (Kuwait Airways, Uganda Airlines, and Air Greenland)
• Aircraft in service: Approx. 8
• Primary regions: e.g. Middle East, Europe, Africa, North Atlantic
• First entry into service: July 2020
• Range: ~8,150 nm (15,094 km)

Kuwait Airways

We’ll start with Kuwait Airways, the largest operator of the A330-800neo. Based in Kuwait City, the carrier uses the aircraft across a mix of medium and long haul routes spanning Europe and Asia. Compared to the other operators, Kuwait Airways has by far the most extensive A330-800neo network. Kuwait Airways does not assign the A330-800neo to fixed routes, so aircraft swaps are common. These routes are among the most typical.

Routes & Flight Times

• Kuwait City → London Heathrow — 6h 30m
• Kuwait City → Paris Charles de Gaulle — 6h
• Kuwait City → Frankfurt — 5h 30m
• Kuwait City → Bangkok — 7h
• Kuwait City → Kuala Lumpur — 8h
• Kuwait City → Manila — 9h

Air Greenland

Next up is Air Greenland. The airline operates a grand total of one A330-800neo, registered OYGKN, which replaced its older A330-200. As you’d expect, Air Greenland is based at Nuuk (BGGH) and uses the aircraft on its single long haul route, making it one of the most niche A330-800neo operations in the world.

Routes & Flight Times

• Nuuk → Copenhagen — 4h 30m

That’s it.

Unlike other operators, Air Greenland’s A338 is dedicated almost entirely to this transatlantic lifeline, connecting Greenland with Denmark. Occasionally, the aircraft appears on special or repositioning flights, but it primarily operates to and from Copenhagen.

Uganda Airlines

Uganda Airlines was the second operator of the A330-800neo, with a small fleet based at Entebbe (HUEN). Unlike Air Greenland’s single route setup, Uganda uses the aircraft across a handful of long haul routes linking East Africa with the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

Routes & Flight Times

• Entebbe → Dubai — 5h
• Entebbe → Mumbai — 6h 15m
• Entebbe → London Gatwick — 8h 30m

Bonus: Custom Operations

Beyond the real world operators, there are always the classic Airbus & Generic liveries. With so few airlines actually flying the A338, these two liveries allow for endless route opportunities like charter flights or even simulating test flights at the Airbus factory! Instead of sticking to a handful of real routes, you can use the aircraft however you like… whether that’s realistic, fictional, or somewhere in between.

Routes

• Anywhere! You’re the Captain.

That’s the A330-800neo. A rare aircraft with a small footprint. See you in the virtual skies!

1. Amsterdam (EHAM) to Saint Maarten (TNCM)
2. Honolulu (PHNL) to Papeete, Tahiti (NTAA)
3. Barcelona (LEBL) to Los Angeles (KLAX)
4. Madrid (LEMD) to Caracas (SVMI)
5. Paris Orly (LFPO) to Algiers (DAAG)

Looking for routing ideas? Our Suggested Flight Plans feature is here to help! Simply make sure the departure and destination airports are in your flight plan, tap the double arrow icon, and View Suggested Flight Plans.

Amsterdam (EHAM) to Saint Maarten (TNCM)

Airline: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Duration: Approx. 9hrs

Amsterdam to Saint Maarten is a popular long-haul route flown by KLM, famous for its stunning arrival over Maho Beach. Aircraft make an incredibly low approach just above the shoreline, making it a hotspot for aviation enthusiasts and travelers. This route was once operated by the Boeing 747, but after the jumbo jet’s retirement, it is now flown by smaller twin-engine aircraft like the A330-200.

Are you looking for help flying the A330-200? Our A330 Tutorial (showcasing the A330-300) is here to help. Even if the app looks a little different now, the concepts Tyler explains in this video will still come in handy.

Honolulu (PHNL) to Papeete (NTAA)

Airline: Hawaiian Airlines
Duration: Approx. 5hrs 30min

Fancy something a little more off-grid and tropical? If so, this one’s for you. Depart Honolulu and head south on an adventure to Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia, set on the northwest coast of Tahiti. While much of this route stretches across open ocean, the stunning views on departure from Hawaii and arrival into Tahiti more than make up for it. Top tip: fly this one during the daytime for the full experience.

Barcelona (LEBL) to Los Angeles (KLAX)

Airline: LEVEL
Duration: Approx. 12hrs

Ready to put the A332 to work? This long-haul route from Barcelona to Los Angeles is the perfect test. Cross the Atlantic and North America before descending into one of the world’s busiest and most iconic airports. This one is a true endurance run, but the scenic arrival into LAX, especially at sunset, makes it well worth the time and effort. 

And remember, keep the plane level… After all, it is operated by LEVEL.

Madrid (LEMD) to Caracas (SVMI)

Airline: Privilege Style
Duration: Approx. 9hrs 30min

Here’s another long-haul for you… swapping Spain’s capital for the heat of Venezuela. Depart Madrid and head southwest across the Atlantic toward Caracas, a city set between the Caribbean coastline and the peaks of the Avila mountains. Covering roughly 3,800 nautical miles, this route typically takes around 9 hours gate to gate. Much of the journey is oceanic, but the arrival more than makes up for it.

Fun fact: In real-world operations, this route is often flown under an Iberia flight number, but actually operated by Privilege Style on a wet lease.

Paris Orly (LFPO) to Algiers (DAAG)

Airline: Air Algerie 
Duration: Approx. 1hr 45min

If long-haul flights aren’t your thing, this one should be right up your alley. Depart Paris Orly and head south across the Mediterranean toward Algiers, the capital of Algeria, set along the North African coastline. This short haul offers a great balance but without the endurance test of a transatlantic crossing. You’ll trade Paris for coastal views and a scenic descent into Algiers. What are you waiting for?

From long-haul flights to shorter scenic hops, there is no shortage of ways to put the Airbus A330-200 to work. Hopefully, this guide has given you a few ideas for your next route! Now it is your turn. Pick one, get set up, and enjoy the flight. Remember to share your journeys with us on social media by tagging us. We’d love to see where you take the A332.

Note: A subscription to Infinite Flight Pro is required to fly the A330-200 & these routes.

So, Dan and Jason embarked on multiple adventures, capturing fun and exciting content for you all to enjoy. Let’s take a moment to recap some of the videos we’ve created so far.

Boeing 737-8 MAX Jumpseat Flight

This video was one of our favorite ones to film. We collaborated with Norwegian Air Shuttle to film some content, and a part of that collaboration included a jumpseat flight into the Arctic Circle. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like inside a MAX cockpit during flight, this is the video for you.

Emirates A350 Inaugural Flight

Join us onboard Emirates' brand-new Airbus A350-900 (A6-EXA) for its inaugural flight from Dubai to Edinburgh on EK23! Seated in 16K, Premium Economy, we capture this exciting milestone for Emirates, showcasing the sleek design, enhanced cabin experience, and all the highlights of this iconic moment in aviation!

Cargo A340-600 Behind-the-Scenes

These days, the A340 is considered rare, as many airlines have retired or are in the process of retiring it in favor of newer, more efficient aircraft. European Cargo, an air freight company, decided that these aircraft deserved a second life as cargo planes and we went behind the scenes to capture their unique operation.

The Electric Passenger Plane

Heart Aerospace, a Swedish company dedicated to reducing carbon emissions in aviation, invited us to their headquarters near Gothenburg. We got an exclusive look at their cutting-edge Heart X1 demonstrator and their ES-30 flight simulator. We even had the chance to chat with their CTO, Benjamin Stabler. Their mission to revolutionize sustainable aviation is nothing short of inspiring!

Norwegian Hangar + Ops Tour

Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes at an airline? We got exclusive access to Norwegian Air Shuttle’s hangar at OSL, where we took an in-depth look at one of their 737-800s and explored fascinating topics like GPS jamming and spoofing. The experience didn’t stop there—we also toured their operations department at their headquarters for a deeper dive into how this airline keeps things running smoothly!

KLM A321neo Inaugural Flight

Any flight can be exciting for aviation enthusiasts, but what’s more thrilling than a regular flight? Inaugural flights; the unforgettable moment when an airline operates its very first passenger flight with a brand-new aircraft. We had the privilege of flying on KLM’s inaugural A321neo journey from Amsterdam to Copenhagen, capturing the entire experience, including exclusive ramp access in Copenhagen.

If you’re looking to catch up on all of our real-world aviation content, head over to our dedicated real-world aviation playlist and dive into all the exciting adventures we’ve shared so far.

What’s next?

More content, of course! We’re actively working on new videos to share with you all. Do you work in the aviation industry or have access to unique areas that could make for incredible behind-the-scenes content? We’d love to hear from you! Our mission is to share exclusive insights into the world of aviation, and with your help, we can continue to bring our community closer to the action. Whether it’s a hangar tour, flight deck access, or a glimpse into day-to-day operations, let’s collaborate. Reach out to us, and let’s make something happen!

Infinite Flight is more than just a flight simulator—we’re a thriving, passionate community united by a shared love for aviation. While our developers are hard at work coding new features to make Infinite Flight even better, our community team focuses on bringing you new and exciting experiences that strengthen our bond as a global aviation family. Your support is what makes it all possible!

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1. Tokyo Narita (RJAA) to Honolulu (PHNL)
2. Dubai (OMDB) to Auckland (NZAA)
3. Sydney (YSSY) to Los Angeles (KLAX)
4. London Heathrow (EGLL) to Singapore (WSSS)
5. London Heathrow (EGLL) to Los Angeles (KLAX)

Tokyo Narita (RJAA) to Honolulu (PHNL)

Aloha! It’s safe to say that this is our personal favorite. Fire up Infinite Flight and prepare to fly your passengers from Japan to Hawaii using one of the three eye-catching ANA Turtle liveries. Which one will you take; Kai, La, or Lani? Paradise awaits!

Airline: ANA
Duration: 6hrs
Distance: 3,383 NM

Dubai (OMDB) to Auckland (NZAA)

Strap yourself in and prepare for the longest commercial A380 flight in the world! The ultra-long-haul Emirates flight from Dubai to Auckland covers a staggering distance of around 14,200 km, taking approximately 16 hours and 30 minutes of non-stop flying.

Airline: Emirates
Flight Time: 16hrs approx.
Distance: 7,806 NM

Sydney (YSSY) to Los Angeles (KLAX)

Traversing nearly 12,051 km in just over 13 hours, the Qantas Airbus A380 superjumbo service from Sydney to Los Angeles is one of the world's longest commercial A380 flights, connecting both sides of the Pacific with a single flight. Did you know that Qantas has its very own engineering facility at LAX?

Airline: Qantas
Flight Time: 13hrs approx.
Distance: 6,679 NM

London Heathrow (EGLL) to Singapore (WSSS)

Singapore Airlines' A380 service from London Heathrow to Singapore offers a unique journey flying over Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia before reaching Singapore. This route is notable for its diverse landscapes and the Singapore A380's spacious comfort. The scenery alone makes this route worth trying!

Airline: Singapore Airlines
Flight Time: 12hrs approx.
Distance: 6,135 NM

London Heathrow (EGLL) to Los Angeles (KLAX)

The British Airways A380 service from Heathrow to Los Angeles takes a scenic journey across the Atlantic, flying over parts of Canada and the United States before landing in Los Angeles. This route offers spectacular views, particularly of the vast landscapes of North America! Be on standby to take some stunning screenshots as the scenery changes as the flight progresses.

Airline: British Airways
Flight Time: 11hrs approx.
Distance: 4,881 NM

There you have it, our top five A380 routes to fly in Infinite Flight! Be sure to give them all a go when time permits, and share your journeys with us on our social media platforms. If your flying skills are a bit rusty and you’d like to learn how to fly our newly reworked A380 before setting off on one of these long adventures, be sure to check out our tutorial below:

Happy flying!

Note: A subscription to Infinite Flight Pro is required to fly the A380 & these routes.

By participating in the community, you can connect with other Infinite Flight users, share your experiences and knowledge, and learn from others. You can join discussions on our forum, follow us on social media, attend our events, and join a virtual airline or organization. There are so many ways to get involved, and we encourage all users to take advantage of these opportunities!

Infinite Flight Community Forum

The Infinite Flight Community Forum is a free online platform where Infinite Flight users can connect, learn, and engage with each other. The forum serves as a central hub where users can discuss a wide range of topics related to the app, share their experiences, and get help from fellow users. Not only can you get help with your flights and share your screenshots, but you can also create events, request new features, and participate in discussions on everything from aircraft to ATC operations. With thousands of active users from around the world, the forum is a vibrant and welcoming community that is open to all Infinite Flight users. Allow us to briefly touch on some areas of the IFC…

Screenshots and Videos

Sharing your screenshots and videos is a great way to showcase your skills and creativity as an Infinite Flight user. Whether you've captured a stunning moon shot or created a cinematic or timelapse video, sharing your content with the community is easy and fun. To share your screenshots or videos, simply take a screenshot or record your video within the app and save it to your device. Then, you can upload your content to the Infinite Flight Community Forum.

Create your own events

Creating your own events on the Infinite Flight servers is a great way to bring the community together and enjoy some fun and challenging flights. Whether you want to organize a group flight, airshow, or a fly-in event, the process is simple and straightforward. To find out more, the #live:events category is the place to go!

In addition to creating your very own events, each month we hand-select some of our favorites to feature on our social media channels and on the in-app home screen. Now that would be something to brag about…

Feature requests

If you have an idea for a new feature or improvement in Infinite Flight, you can create a feature request on the Infinite Flight Community Forum. Simply navigate to the #Features category and click on the "Create New Topic" button. When making a feature request, ensure that you include a clear and detailed description of your idea, as well as any supporting images or videos. It’s also important to double-check if anybody else has already created a request for the feature you want to see before creating your own topic.

Once you've created your feature request, other users can vote for it if they like the idea. The more votes a feature request receives, the higher the chances of it being implemented in the simulator. So, if you have an idea that you think would make Infinite Flight even better, don't hesitate to create a feature request and share it with the community!

Note: only TL2 members and above can create a feature request. Anyone can vote.If you’d like to find out more about forum trust levels, click here.

Official Events

We love hosting weekly official events for our community, including flash flights, group flights, fly-ins/outs, world tours, and racing events which we like to call “whacky racing”. These events are listed on the Infinite Flight Community Forum and shared in advance on our social media platforms. There’s never a quiet week at Infinite Flight! These events are a fantastic way to get involved and enjoy our multiplayer experience across all three servers.

Here are a few examples of official events:

• New Zealand Fly-In
• Infinite Flight World Tour
• Jetting 2 Greece

Community Meetups

We also love to connect with our community in person by hosting meetups around the world. In the past, we've organized successful meetups in different locations, bringing together pilots and aviation enthusiasts to share their passion for aviation. These meetups are commonly held at an airport so that we can plane spot and share our passion for aviation as a group. Stay tuned for announcements across our social media about future meetups, and don't miss the chance to meet other Infinite Flight users and the team behind the simulator!

Infinite Flight ATC (IFATC)

Yes… We’re a flight simulator. However, what many people don't realize is that we also offer an exciting Air Traffic Control feature. In fact, players have the ability to take on the role of an air traffic controller and work their way up to become an expert server controller. Our expert server features realistic air traffic control, strict rules and regulations, and live weather conditions, providing a challenging and immersive aviation experience, making it one of our most popular servers amongst some of the best Infinite Flight pilots and controllers!

If you’d like to take your ATC skills to the next level, you can apply to become an IFATC member today! After a successful onboarding process, you’ll gain access to the Expert Server and an exclusive Discord community with over 500 controllers!

If becoming an expert controller doesn't appeal to you, that's absolutely fine! We also allow our users to control the virtual skies on our training server, which is a server with fewer rules enforced so that pilots and ATC can practice their skills at ease before transitioning to the expert server. Are you ready to hop into the tower?

Virtual Airlines & Organizations

Another brilliant way to get involved with the community is by joining a VA or VO. Virtual Airlines and Organizations are groups within the community who come together to simulate real-world operations and activities. These organizations offer a more immersive experience than just flying solo, as members can participate in group flights, share resources and knowledge, and build a community of like-minded individuals.

Virtual Airlines often have specific routes and aircraft types that mimic those of real-world airlines, while Virtual Organizations can offer a range of activities including air shows, competitions, and special events. Overall, these Virtual Airlines and Organizations offer a fun and social way for you to expand your Infinite Flight experience and engage with other players from around the world!

In addition to joining a VA or VO, you can also take it one step further by creating your own! If you would like to find out more information about joining these organizations, click here!

Third-Party Applications

Infinite Flight provides a range of APIs for developers to control and access data related to the simulator. The Connect API allows for local control of all aspects of the simulator, while the Live API provides real-time flight data for players on multiplayer servers. These APIs have been used to develop a variety of add-ons such as flight trackers, voice announcements, and remote controls. However, there are many other potential uses for the APIs that have yet to be explored.

Learn more about:

• Live API
• Connect API

Additionally, the Third Party forum category is a great resource for finding add-ons and connecting with the third-party developer community. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!

Airport Editing

We've built an in-app Scenery Editor that allows users to bring airports to life by transforming 2D airport layouts into fully-realized 3D environments for everyone to enjoy. With this powerful tool, users can voluntarily customize and design any airport around the world, adding a level of realism and detail that is unmatched in the mobile flight simulator industry. The scenery editor is a great way to take your Infinite Flight experience to the next level, especially if you have a creative mindset.

Airport editing is a time-consuming process that requires a lot of focus to ensure that the airports being developed reach the requirements to be shipped in a future update. For this reason, we have an application process that every editor must go through before being granted access to the editor. Not only is creating airports a time-consuming process, the onboarding process can also be quite lengthy due to the high volume of applications and the complexity of the editor. We onboard editors in groups to ensure that their first time as an editor is a streamlined process with all the help they need, whenever they may need it. Once we’re happy with the outcome of the latest group, we begin the onboarding process for the next group of editors. So with that in mind, if you’ve applied to be an editor and haven't heard back yet, it’s a part of the process and nothing to be worried about.

If editing airports is something that appeals to you, you can apply to become a scenery editor today!

Connect on social media

At Infinite Flight, we know how important it is to stay connected with our community, and that's why we maintain an active presence on a variety of social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok!

Our YouTube channel is particularly popular, as we regularly host live streams where we showcase new features, answer community questions, and fly some awesome routes around the world. And, from time to time, we like to give away cool prizes during our live streams as a way of showing our appreciation for the amazing support that our community gives us.

Beyond the fun and games, our social media pages are also a great place to find out all of the latest Infinite Flight news, including updates on new features and aircraft. We believe that staying connected with our community is key to our success, and we're always looking for new and creative ways to engage with our fans. Be sure to follow us on social media, tag us in your best shots and use the hashtag #infiniteflight!

Discord

Last but not least, the official Infinite Flight discord server! This is the latest and greatest place for our community to hang out to discuss Infinite Flight, real-world aviation, and more in real-time. Our discord server comes with some pretty awesome perks such as:

• Exclusive work-in-progress shots of features that are still in development
• Pro Subscription and Discord Nitro Giveaways
• Interaction with Infinite Flight Staff members
• Subscriber-only polls
• Voice & video channels
• Discord stages with staff & mods
• Discord ranks & levels
• Loading screen submissions

Joining the server is easy! You’ll be set up and good to go within a few minutes. Firstly, open Infinite Flight and head to the settings cog Choose the account tab on the left side of the screen, and select Connect beside Discord Account, then follow the prompts to join the server. Please note that full access to the server requires an active Infinite Flight Pro subscription.

We hope you've found these resources helpful and we look forward to you being part of the Infinite Flight community! If you’re new to Infinite Flight, head to the App Store or Google Play to download it today!