X-Plane Helicopter one of the spinoff applications from X-Plane 9 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It is the only X-Plane iPhone/iPod app in which helicopter flight is modeled. These fascinating and varied machines are modeled very realistically, so flying on one's iPhone or iPod Touch is almost as realistic as the full FAA-certified flight model used in the desktop ersion of X-Plane.
The X-Plane Helicopter app includes the following aircraft:
The Robinson R22 is a twin seat, two-bladed, lightweight helicopter used for pilot training. The Bell 206 is a turbine-powered mainstay of many helicopter fleets. The UH-60 Black Hawk is a four-bladed, twin-engine massive military cargo and troop mover. The H-3 Sea King is a huge land/sea rescue helicopter.
X-Plane Helicopter has four flight regions available:
Purchase X-Plane Helicopter using this link.
The X-Plane Helicopter manual can be downloaded using this link.
If you don't need the full manual, but only a quick introduction to the flight controls in the X-Plane Mobile apps, check out the Mobile Instructions page.
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...between the iPhone/iPod Touch and the Palm Pre version? The answer is... almost nothing. The user interface, flight controls, and all other features are identical. The most noticeable difference is... the loading screen. Find info on both here.