Google earth flight simulator controls Macbook air

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Google earth flight simulator controls macbook air

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Answered By Alexandera barb 0 points N/A #158237

Google earth flight simulator controls Macbook air

Yes it is possible to utilize Google Earth Flight simulator on your MacBook Air. Follow the steps below to achieve it:

1, Launch Google Earth and then go to Tools and Flight Simulator.

2. Press  + Option + A on your Air keyboard.

3. The Flight Simulator window will open. Choose on the following criteria:

 – Aircraft

– Start Position

– Joystick Support

4. To close the Flight Simulator, simply click the Exit Flight Simulator

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Google earth flight simulator controls Macbook air

Entering Flight Simulator

To enter the flight simulator, do one of the following:

• Click Tools > Enter Flight Simulator
• Press CTRL + Alt + A ( + Option + A on the Mac)

The Flight Simulator dialog box appears. You need to chose the following:

• Aircraft – Choose the airplane you would like to fly based on the descriptions shown. The SR22 is a slower plane and easier for beginners.
• Start Position – Choose where you would like to begin.
• Joystick support – Check Joystick enabled if there is a joystick device on your computer that you would like to use.

To change these settings, exit the flight simulator and press CTRL + Alt + A ( + Option + A on the Mac)

To view this page at any time,  press CTRL + H. (Windows and Linux only).

To exit the flight simulator, do one of the following:

• Click Exit Flight Simulator
• Press CTRL + Alt + A or Escape (+ Option + A or Escape on the Mac).

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