A flight deck that comes alive
Captain and First Officer PFDs, navigation displays with a vertical situation display, EICAS, system synoptics and the standby instrument, all drawn by our own code and fed by the aircraft's systems.
The Boeing 787-8, built for X-Plane 12. Its own displays, flight management, autoflight, aircraft systems and EFB, all built around how the real aircraft works.
The FLS 787-8 is FLAIR SIM's first aircraft: a Boeing 787-8 made for X-Plane 12 on Windows. From the flight deck displays to the electrical buses, its systems are modeled on how the real aircraft is flown, and what you see on the screens comes from them.
Captain and First Officer PFDs, navigation displays with a vertical situation display, EICAS, system synoptics and the standby instrument, all drawn by our own code and fed by the aircraft's systems.
Load your SimBrief route into the FMC, add the departure and arrival from your X-Plane nav data, and let LNAV and VNAV fly it, holds included. Two CDUs, one FMC, with RTE 1 and RTE 2.
The EFB knows every paved runway in your sim, custom scenery included. Enter wind, runway condition, NOTAMs and dispatch items, then send flaps, assumed temperature and reference speeds straight to the FMC.
The C*U pitch law holds your flight path when you release the column, keeps the speed you trimmed for, and protects against stalls, overspeeds and tail strikes.
Electrical, hydraulics, fuel, APU, anti-ice and fire protection react to what you do, and the EICAS tells you about it. Where X-Plane has no native model we write our own; where it does something well, we drive it.
The FLS 787-8 is in development and everything on this page may change before release. Performance and thrust figures come from FLAIR SIM's own models for simulation use only; they are not Boeing data and must not be used for real-world flight.