Flight Simulator on Mac I am seriously wanting to switch to Mac, iMac in particular. I am confident I can adjust from a PC environment cause I now use Safari, Word for Mac is available, I am a Iphone 4 owner and Itunes experienced. The last question is will I still enjoy my Flight SImulation using Microsoft Flight SIm FS9 and FX on my Mac? Because it is PC based only, I will have to partition my mac with Boot Camp and run it on that Windows part. I assume other games from Microsoft would also play here. Is anybody out there using Flight Sim on their Mac? Animation programs free online.

How is the performance? Appreciate your feedback? Thanks Dennis • Asked by fn from Waipahu • Dec 17, 2010. Great move Dennis - 'gear up', Started out with Microsoft Flight Simulator many many Macs ago. Was a great program, so I thought. Pdf to excel for mac. Changed years, computers, & versions ago to X-Plane. The latest used were versions 8, 9 then 10 (X-Plane X).

Come experience why real pilots fly X-Plane. It starts with the flight model—the same flight model used in our FAA-certified desktop simulator—that’s complete enough to model the flex in your wings & the tilt in your landing gear. Aerofly FS 2 lets you explore the world of flying in a quality never seen before. Fly a large selection of highly detailed aircraft with fully animated and interactive 3D cockpits. Aerofly FS 2 is a next generation flight simulator and sets a high value on realistic flight physics, highly detailed aircraft and a stunning, photo realistic scenery.

As previous user suggested, best to convert to X-Plane. Detail, variety, & real simulation performance are to note.

Got my private pilot license back in 1982 & after many hours in simulators & various aircraft, suggest X-Plane 9 if you want to save a few bucks over the newest X-Plane X. By the way, there are endless amounts of aircraft, real & experimental to add, if those numerous supplied don't keep you occupied. Happy flying! • Answered by David Z from Lafayette Hill • May 29, 2012 •.

PhoenixRC Flight Simulator for MS Windows is in my opinion the best RC flight simulator that runs on the MAC. Installing PhoenixRC Flight Simulator on an Apple MacBook Pro computer requires either “Boot Camp” or “VMWare Fusion” (Virtual Machine). They are similar in price but the Fusian program has the advantage of running inside the MAC OS, and therefore does not require re-booting the computer to run the program. I found that PhoenixRC installs and runs without problems into MS Windows 7 on the VMWare Fusian Virtual Machine on a MacBook Pro using the Mountain Lion OS, but gave some problems with the initial install and with the updates that can easily be fixed. For the initial install of the PhoenixRC program do not install the Direct X option since Fusion already includes the latest version of Direct X. This avoids the error message when the PhoenixRC program tries to install its version of Direct X. For the PhoenixRC updates, I had no problems with the Downloading, but the Downloads would not automatically install.