flight simulater 

The most time boring game ever but still fun if you want to be a pilot

I flew a 737-000 in flight simulater to LAX and it took 3 hours but when I landed I crashed. What a ****ing waste of time.

flight simulater by localasshole August 14, 2006

flight simulator x 

"Flight Simulator X will be able to run above 20FPS in ten years"
~ NASA

Me: WTF!!!!
The Flight Simulator X Community: YEAH WTF!!!

flight simulator x by JackHorner October 25, 2006

Microsoft Flight Simulator X 

A flight simulator, developed in October of 2006.

Eats alot of computer resources, needs powerful computer to run.

Guy: Hey, I just got Microsoft Flight Simulator X. I can fly military planes and stuff!
Person: Cool. Whats your FPS?
Guy: Eh.....12...

Microsoft Flight Simulator X by pieguy124 March 30, 2009

Sky Network: Flight Simulator

The Best FiveM Flight Simulator. Sit Down all other servers, a new server is online and prepared to make waves in the community. With a strong experienced staff and Developer team, Sky Network is the best Free Flight Simulator in the world.

Sky Network is the best flight simulator.
That server, Sky Network, is such fun!
Sky Network: Flight Simulator is the best flight server.

Sky Network: Flight Simulator by ImSamu is Gay March 19, 2020

Flight Simulator X 

New version of the flight simulator series relased October 17, 2006 in USA. Very gigabyte hungry, once installed microsoft robs you about 10% of a 120GB hard drive.

me: Hey jack I can't get more than 15fps on Flight Simulator X.
jack: Me too, I hope directx10 improves this.

Flight Simulator X by zymyo October 20, 2006

Flight Stimulator 

Term to describe an attractive flight attendant.

"I had a long trip from LA to Boston, but luckily there was a cute little flight stimulator to keep me company."

Flight Stimulator by Flight Dogg1 August 16, 2009

flight simulator 

One of the oldest and most advanced piece of computer software available for purchase to the general public. It is best classified in the "edutainment" genre, but truly is much more. With a simple joystick and keyboard, one can be transported into a world of realistic aeroplane simulation, similar to that found in professional flight training centers.

Originally released by Microsoft for the IBM-pc in 1982, it is one of the oldest software products in history. Every few years, Microsoft updates the program to comply with the newest computers and garnishes it with the latest graphics and additions. The current version, 2004's "A Century of Flight" boasts countless aircraft, flights, and locales. In fact, the technology has become so advanced that users can fly in the actual regional weather conditions found in their chosen locations, all thanks to a quick download from the net before each flight.

It is also one of the easiest products to install and use. There are no confusing installation procedures or awkward game menus. In literally less than ten mouse clicks, users can install the game, pick a flight, and get placed square in the middle of Microsoft's most famous Chicago adventure.

While many gamers complain the game causes boredom, one must realize these people are usually hyperactive teenagers - not the target demographic for the simulator genre. It can take years before one becomes fully proficient with all the features, controls, and locations within this program. Challenging missions demand you to perform various aircraft-oriented activities. From the simple, like taking tourists on an aerial view of scenery, to the completely outragous, like piloting a specially built airplane to fly through an open barn during an airshow; the skills learned within the program are so realistic, after mastering just a few you feel like a distinguished aircraft connaisseur. Boring? Hardly!

Microsoft's latest flight simulator makes you feel like you're really there.

You can learn a lot about aircraft through interactive flight simulator software programs.

flight simulator by Corgi January 3, 2006