I fly a plane with the G1000 cockpit so it's pretty cool to see it on my iPhone. I tested this out on the Eurostar train from London to Paris and again on a commercial flight into Philly. It's a little jumpy and there are features which must be added but I'll save those comments for an email to the programmer. If you're a gamer with a short attention span you might not see the use in this app.

Simply amazing to see how much information the IPhone has on its own attitude!

I gave it 2 stars beause it is very basic, I would add a way to calibrate it and throttle control and engine noises, and the choice of jet or turbo prob. I would add a runway to land on too.

when your 10 year old son, who is a plane nut, gets bored with it in 30 seconds, it indicates.. DO NOT purchase this app. Nothing to do with it except tilting it.

Got it mounted to teh front of my bar. Excellent fun. Nice app.

Impressive use of the iPhone. Starting flying lessons in the summer so I hope this will give me a head start.

Overall not that bad. Does get boring pretty quick. I couldn't see a usefull application in the cockpit. I did take it flying the other day and it's true the accelerometer doesn't sense change in movement in a coordinated level turn, simply shows wing level. However the ground track heading info as well as the airspeed and altitude were within approx 5%. So that was impressive. But overall not usefull in an aircraft with opperating avionics. Maybe, just maybe usefull with loss of pitot static system. But not likely!

Took the app flying in my plane this evening. The app's horizon stayed almost horizontal the whole time even through 30-45 degree banked turns. It dawned on me that if the app uses the iPhone accelerometers, it *should* indeed indicate horizontal when in a coordinated banked turn. The accelerometer "feels" the same thing as the seat of your pants in a turn ... a force a little more than 1 G and directly down in your seat (also straight down in the iPhone's reference plane, so it shows no bank at all when you fly a proper turn). I don't know a lot about the iPhone hardware or programming ... so correct me if I am wrong ... but the app's behavior flying today suggests that the bank indicator uses accelerometer data, and that strategy will not work for actual flight. Pitch info was pretty close at constant speed but again the iPhone does not have an attitude reference system that allows you to detect pitch (or bank) accurately. When accelerating or slowing in level flight, however, the accelerometer causes the pitch indicator to show pitching up or down inappropriately. The GPS-based data (speed and altitude and VSI) were accurate as expected. Sorry... The app would be great if the iPhone had attitude reference hardware required to measure actual pitch and bank.

Needs a calibration button please, all else is what I was looking for. Thank you!

Not very useful due to lazy design work. The basics are excellent, but it's like the designers never used it. In particular, the heading is shown only digitally and is to small to read. No excuse for that. If they would make the numbers larger it would me OK. If it had large digits AND a compass rose it would be an Awesome app. I recommend you wait until they upgrade it.

This is not a game, but a utility that takes GPS and accelerometer info from the iPhone and presents it in a EFIS-like package. I am very pleased with it (Private Pilot/ASEL/Aircraft Dispatcher), and I would only add that it needs a "cage" mode where you can mount it in the car and reset it (cage). My iPhone holder in the car is not perpendicular to the ground, and most panels are angled up at the pilot anyway. Just add a "cage" function and it would be just great. I'll have to use it in the real cockpit sometime.

As a jet pilot flying a glass cockpit this application works very well. Would make a great backup in a light aircraft!

Would not buy this app. Actually wouldn't even download if it was free. DO NOT BUY!!!! Got bored in 2 seconds.

This app is pretty cool. However in future apps. could you make the display switch to profile mode. Most cell phoe dash holders only hold the phone in the upright.

Wow I got board after 3 sec.

Awoesome! Awoesome! Awoesome!