As a pilot I must say it’s a great app to keep you flying when you’re not flying

Fix the auto throttle on the 737. It won’t disengage when I disconnect autopilot

The game has many realistic aircraft. some of them have glitches though. The 737 is my favorite plane in the game but whenever I try to stop the engines they slow down but keep spinning at a very slow speed. If a 737 max 8 with the new display system could be added WITH ALL BUTTONS WORKING that would be awesome. But over it’s a great game

This flight sim is awesome between the realistic flight physics, weather, functional cockpits, navigation, airports, lighting and variety of aircraft. I remember playing an older version of X-plane on iOS that had sea planes, gliders aerotow, various types of helicopters and many others aircraft types. It would be cool if these aircraft could be added to x-plane mobile Keep the great work!

It says that cockpits are interactive but on some planes they are not ,please make them all interactive

Stop The Subscriptions; $60/yr is madness for a mobile game. LET PPL JUST BUY IT.

It is so hard every time i try to take off i jusg spin out and crash pls make it eaisier

This my first time rating 4 starts I really don’t like how we get 2 planes just 2? That’s nearly close to 1. I really want you to make it like infinite flight we get a good amount of free planes I don’t wanna pay cuz I’m 9 please make more planes free for example like the md-80 Yes why isn’t that free it’s small and medium give us a big jet. I have never rated 4 stars but your game is not the baddest just look at other games that have 300 adds this one doesn’t only thing bad is we have 2 planes I hate that

Having XP wherever you go is very nice. However, you can't get mods to get more planes (other than the ones you can buy). The graphics aren't as nice as the desktop version, but I feel that that is a necessary trade-off to prevent lag. Other than that, I love it!

When I first downloaded X-Plane, I expected a premium flight simulator that could give me the closest experience to real aviation on my device. Unfortunately, after spending significant time with it, I have found more reasons to be frustrated than impressed. While the game claims to offer realism and depth, its execution leaves much to be desired. First, the pricing structure is a huge issue. Many players download the app for free, only to realize that most of the interesting aircraft and features are locked behind high in-app purchases. You don’t just pay once to enjoy the full simulator; instead, you are constantly pushed to spend more money. Compared to other sims that at least offer a solid base game, X-Plane feels like a money sink. Second, the user interface and graphics are outdated. In a time where mobile and PC simulators can deliver stunning visuals and smooth menus, X-Plane often feels clunky, awkward, and sometimes even glitchy. From the cockpit designs to the landscapes, the game doesn’t always look or feel modern. For something that advertises itself as a professional simulator, the lack of polish is disappointing. Third, the multiplayer and community features are weak or confusing. Players who want to fly with others in real time find themselves stuck with limited options or unreliable servers. Unlike Microsoft Flight Simulator or even Infinite Flight, which both offer more engaging multiplayer experiences, X-Plane feels empty and disconnected. Another major complaint is the performance and stability. The app often lags or crashes on devices that should be powerful enough to run it. Long-haul flights are especially risky, because you never know when the simulator might freeze or reset, wasting hours of progress. A flight simulator should provide reliability, but X-Plane often does the opposite. Finally, the overall fun factor is questionable. While it may succeed at being a technical simulator, it fails to balance realism with accessibility. New players are left confused, overwhelmed, and disappointed, while even veteran simmers sometimes feel that the effort outweighs the reward. A good simulator should challenge you, but it should also inspire you to keep playing. In conclusion, X-Plane markets itself as one of the most advanced flight simulators available, but in practice, it feels outdated, overpriced, and unstable. While it may have a loyal fanbase, it fails to deliver the smooth, enjoyable, and modern experience that many players are l