Amazing, smooth game for casual players not willing to spend hours and hours waiting for one’s plane to reach its destination, experiencing random crushes in other sims (as it usually happens when playing FSX on final approach), and being little or not concerned about weather variations, NASA graphics, or finding one's house from a Cessna. I will certainly not return to MSFS or X-Plane after playing FS 4 — although I would very much appreciate it if developers were to add the A340 for the next DLC.

This flight simulator has fantastic performance. I'm playing on my laptop with a 3070 GPU and a Quest 3 (via. Virtual Desktop) and performance is beyond my expectations. It struggles in complex cities on "ultra" complexity but everything else is superb. It comes with a great selection of aircraft and, in VR certainly, the copilot feature's great for dealing with lights, trim and all of the other systems. The integration with hand controls are good and it's incredibly immersive. I'd like to be able to map trim and wheel brakes to the Quest controllers and so I'll try and investigate how to do that as I currently have to keep pulling the parking brake on the ground but I'm sure there must be a way to do that. Fully recommended.

This is once of the bets Mac games i've ever played. It's like msfs 2020 but better! (sort of)

I like the game but the realism with scenery is bad, the grass and ground has no texture and it would make it much better with visible grass and sand etc. Other than this the plane interior and exterior is very detailed and it is quite a good simulator i have played it a lot.

I previously bought the X-plane 12 on sale on hoping that it would be good experience but it turns out it was a nightmare to work with and the entire game itself lags alot therefore i refunded the purchase and bought the Aerofly fs4 because it is the only other flight sim that works on mac. I went in with low expectation because of my previous experience but it has been an amazing experience and especially good with controllers. The aircraft were accurate and with the sale i got the aircraft add on for pretty cheap. I have no complaints and I hope the developers will add more aircrafts to the game and continue to develop it. For now it is the best sim for low end system and if u want to fly the 737 MAX, A380 and Concorde because it is the best sim to fly these plane. I highly recommend this game for casuals that are interested in flights and general aviation.

So ive been playing this one for a few months now along side MFS2020 and MFS2024 as well as Xplane. I can definitely say that this is genuinely a great simulation experience. It may not have the same level of details as some of the more intricate flight sims out there I.e: failures such as bird strikes, gear not coming down, etc. it definitely makes up for in its smooth running and detailed aircraft. The global scenery rendering is good enough to make out individual areas and the aircraft are probably some of the most well modelled and detailed out of most flight sims to date. The aircraft feel like they have weight to them and genuinely feel like they are being flown. On top of this, the game is also VR supported which adds an even higher level of immersion. DLC is a little pricey but worth it if you are a fan of iconic aircraft such as the A380 or A319, etc.
Definitely give this one a go!

Okay so the Flight sim itself is good

Good Graphics but cannot compare to X-Plane 12 or MSFS.
Insane Performance compared to rival flight sims
No Water from what I saw just plain water texture. Sounds are quite horrible especially in the fighter jets.
I like the simplicity of the UI and the range of aircraft the flight sim comes with.
Physics wise it's not that great. Setting up Controls is relatively simple but difficult at the same time. The clouds are also horrible.

Conclusion: Should you get it? I think it's good but it needs improvement. So in short answer, If you can get X-Plane 12 or MSFS then do so instead but this is cheaper in the long run.