Several in-engine lessons were provided as an interactive tutorial on basic and more advanced topics these could be set so that either the player or "Instructor" (computer) had control of the aircraft, but couldn't transfer it temporarily. Sopwith Camel - a successful fighter biplane used in WWI this version is not armed.Schweizer 2-32 - a basic sailplane (unpowered glider).Extra 300S - a single-seat aerobatic aircraft.Boeing 737-400 - a large, usually commercial jet aircraft.Cessna Skylane RG - an 'ideal plane for pilot training', suitable for many kinds of flying without overwhelming an inexperienced aviator.Each was detailed with external models and functional instrument panels, and semi-realistic procedures and checklists available. The game included six aircraft in total, adding two new to the franchise (the Boeing and Extra). Multimedia demonstrations of aerobatic maneuvers, performed by Patty Wagstaff, were included along with other multimedia pilot help of more basic flight concepts and features.įlight Simulator 95 was released on the same day as Microsoft Golf 3.0 and the PC version of GEX. Plane destruction was also present in this version (in a collision the plane would shatter and fall downwards). The default airport, which remained for several more versions until destroyed in the real world, continued to be Meigs Field, Chicago. While largely a port of the previous release, it included two new planes, improved scenery areas and a number of training courses and challenges. Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95, more commonly referred to as Flight Simulator 95 or FSW95, was the first version of Microsoft's Flight Simulator franchise not released on DOS, and took advantage of new Windows features such as DirectX.
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