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#USING GOOGLE EARTH FLIGHT SIMULATOR MAC HOW TO#
#USING GOOGLE EARTH FLIGHT SIMULATOR MAC INSTALL#

After attaining certain height release the button. After sometime, when the aircraft accelerates, use down arrow key to take off your flight. Increase the thrust by pressing “Page up” button of your keyboard. The terms used are Aileron, Altitude (feet above sea level), Bank angle, Elevator, Exit flight simulator feature, Flap and gear indicators, Heading, Pitch angle (degrees), Rudder, Speed (knots), Throttle, Vertical speed (feet per minute).įor novice users, it may take some time to learn the operation (I crashed my flight several times). These are some basic terms a pilot needs to know when he is flying an airplane.

You can see there are random numbers appearing on the screen. You could also activate mouse control by clicking the left mouse button.Ĥ.

You can take off your flight with the help of keyboard keys. You can also use joystick to fly the aircraft (If it is available, check the option given below).ģ. Select the airport from the drop down and click the “Start flight” button. Google adds some nice airports of the world in the list. For the first flight, I prefer to choose SR22 because of its low speed in comparison to other one. You can also use keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+A).Ģ. Go to Tools-> Enter Flight Simulator to start it. Sounds, Pictures or Video on Web Pages.Obviously, you would need the latest version of Google Earth installed on your computer to begin with.ġ.

#USING GOOGLE EARTH FLIGHT SIMULATOR MAC HOW TO#

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Press the comma key and the period key on your keyboard simultaneously to put on the brakes. Press " F" repeatedly to increase the flaps and slow your aircraft down even more. Press " Page Down" to slow down your aircraft.

Find a landing strip or flat region when you're ready to land.

Look in the lower left hand corner to check your throttle, rudder, aileron and elevator trim. Look at the top of the screen to determine your compass heading. Use the center display to determine your pitch angle. Check the display on the right to see your altitude.

Use the display on the left of the Google Earth screen to check your speed.

Large movements will cause your aircraft to lose control and crash. Use very small motions to move around in the Google Earth Flight Simulator. To move to the left, move your mouse or joystick to the right. To move your aircraft to the right, move the mouse or joystick slightly to the left. Then move your mouse or joystick downward slightly to lift off of the ground. Press the "Page Up" key on your keyboard to start accelerating.

If you're using a mouse, click within the Google Earth Flight Simulator screen until the cursor becomes a "+" sign.

If you'd like to use a joystick, select " Joystick Enabled." Click " Start Flight." If you'd prefer to take off using a runway, select an airport from the Google Earth Flight Simulator drop-down list. Choose " Current View" if you'd like to start flying at your current position.

Select your starting position in Google Earth.

Choose the SR22 if you'd prefer to explore Google Earth at lower speeds up to 185 knots (approximately 213 miles per hour.) Select the F16 Viper if you'd like to accelerate while moving upward and achieve high flying speeds up to Mach 2 (about 1,522 miles per hour).

Select the aircraft you'd like to use to explore Google Earth.

Select " Tools," then "Enter Flight Simulator."

#USING GOOGLE EARTH FLIGHT SIMULATOR MAC INSTALL#

Download and install Google Earth, if you haven't already done so.