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How to Use the Hidden Google Earth Flight Simulator

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Google Earth Flight Simulator is a hidden feature in Google Earth that allows users to experience flying a plane using a variety of controls and views. It is a fun and interactive way to explore the world from a unique perspective. Here’s a step-by-step guide on using this exciting flight simulator feature:

1. Launch Google Earth: You can download Google Earth from its official website if you haven’t installed it already. Once downloaded and installed, double-click on the icon to launch.

2. Enable Flight Simulator: Once you are in Google Earth, select “Tools” from the top menu bar and then “Enter Flight Simulator.”

3. Select your aircraft: You can choose one of two aircraft, the F-16 fighter jet or the SR22 propeller plane. Choose the one that you like and then click “Start Flight.”

4. Choose your start location: You can begin your flight from various locations, including major airports, famous landmarks, or just about anywhere on the planet. You can select any location by searching for it in the search box, or by clicking on “Choose your starting position” from the flight simulator window.

5. Choose your controls: There are two types of controls available – keyboard controls and joystick controls. If you have a joystick, select “Joystick” from the options. If not, you can choose “Keyboard” and familiarize yourself with the keyboard controls.

6. Begin your flight: Once you have selected your preferred aircraft, starting location, and control method, click on “Start Flight” to take off and begin your adventure.

7. Enjoy the view: While flying, you can take in the breathtaking scenery that Google Earth provides. You can explore the world from above, swoop down and fly low over buildings, mountains, and oceans.

In conclusion, the Google Earth Flight Simulator is an exciting, fun, and interactive way to explore the world from a unique perspective. It is easy to use, and with some practice, you can become an expert in flying an aircraft in Google Earth Flight Simulator. So, get started and enjoy the adventure of a lifetime!

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