Development

With the announcement of the A220 coming to Infinite Flight, our team took a step back to explore the how’s and why’s of our development roadmap.

With the addition of 3D buildings to Infinite Flight, we're opening beta testing once again for 21.1. Read on for full details.

With never before seen renderings, we're taking you even further into the development status of the A350; Infinite Flight's most requested aircraft.

What might seem like a trivial piece of coding can become exceedingly complex when you're dealing with the entire planet.

The Cessna 172 is one of flight training's flagship aircraft. It's no surprise then, that it's also one of Infinite Flight's oldest models. Now, with the addition of live instruments in the XCub and A320, Infinite Flight has quietly been at work giving the 172 a much-needed overhaul. Community members will be wondering...

Global flight in a mobile simulator doesn't come without a few caveats. Check out how Infinite Flight streams the world to your device.

Infinite Flight version 19.2 is in its final stages of development, and we're here to give you a brief status update to let you know where it stands.

Before aircraft make their way into the Infinite Flight world, they must be heavily researched, linked to animations, and mapped to our in-house physics engine. Before they ever leave the ground, they must be modelled in 3D space. This crucial step is where our 3D artists work their magic.

In the history of Infinite Flight, no other feature request has come close to the A350. It was seen as the missing piece of the puzzle; until now.

Those words are probably the most commonly used in software updates. Here is the context you need for how this applies to Infinite Flight.