Departure
Fly a supported SID from the runway, following waypoints and altitude targets.
Example: SID ADIVO 4N
Interactive IFR simulator · iPhone & iPad
Your IFR practice starts in the cockpit.
Build familiarity with instrument flying, departure procedures, navigation and ILS approaches through interactive cockpit practice and automated ATC scenarios.
Coming soon- Interactive cockpit instruments
- IFR route and procedure practice
- Automated ATC scenarios
Inside the simulator
Every phase of an IFR flight, in one app
Real screens from IFR Flight Sim.
01 · Flight plan
Plan your IFR flight
Pick a route, then review the route map, total distance and available procedures before you fly.
02 · Primary flight display
Read the instruments
Interpret airspeed, altitude, attitude, heading and vertical speed on a glass-cockpit style display with flight mode annunciations.
03 · SID & waypoints
Fly the departure
Follow supported SID procedures with next waypoint, target altitude, course and distance always in view.
04 · Approach briefing
Brief the approach
Review the SID, STAR, ILS frequency and course, decision altitude and missed approach, then choose Training, Realistic or Exam mode.
05 · ATC log
Follow automatic ATC
Receive simulated clearances and instructions during supported phases of flight, with a running log you can review.
06 · Settings
Tailor your session
Choose the ATC traffic level and switch ATC voice, radio sound, text, callouts and landing assist on or off.
How it works
From flight plan to final approach
An illustrative training workflow. Available routes and procedures depend on what the simulator supports.
- 01
Choose a route
Select a departure and destination.
- 02
Review the plan
Check the route and available procedures.
- 03
Enter the cockpit
Set up and take off from the runway.
- 04
Follow guidance
Fly the instruments and navigation cues.
- 05
Fly the approach
Practise the ILS and review the result.
Training scenarios
Practise each phase of flight
En-route
Track your planned route with course, distance and next-waypoint guidance.
Example: EFHK → ESSA · 236 NM
ILS approach
Brief and fly the instrument approach down to decision altitude.
Example: ILS RWY 26 · DA 296 ft
Examples shown are from the simulator. Simulated data is not for operational use.
For individual pilots
- Practise procedures at your own pace on iPhone or iPad.
- Refresh instrument scan and approach flows between flights.
- Arrive at training sessions already familiar with the workflow.
For flight schools
- Give students an accessible tool for self-study between lessons.
- Support classroom explanations of IFR procedures.
- Discuss organisation access with our team.
Pricing
Start free, then choose your plan
Free Trial
Experience the simulator before you buy.
Free
No payment required to start.
- Interactive cockpit instruments
- Sample IFR route practice
- Automatic ATC messages
Pilot Monthly
Flexible access to IFR practice.
To be announced
Billed monthly. Renews automatically until cancelled.
- Full cockpit simulator
- SID, STAR and ILS approach practice
- Automatic ATC scenarios
- Training settings
Subscriptions open soon. Start with the free trial.
Pilot Annual
For pilots who practise regularly.
To be announced
Billed yearly. Renews automatically until cancelled.
- Everything in Pilot Monthly
- Billed once per year
Subscriptions open soon. Start with the free trial.
Flight School
For flight schools and training organisations.
Custom
Pricing and terms agreed with our team.
- Simulator access for your organisation
- Terms tailored to your needs
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Frequently asked questions
Is IFR Flight Sim a certified training device?
No. It is an educational simulation product. It does not replace an approved simulator, a flight instructor, official charts or real-world procedures, and it cannot be used to log training time.
Who is it for?
Student pilots, pilots preparing for instrument rating training, licensed pilots refreshing IFR procedures, aviation enthusiasts and flight schools.
Does it support every airport and procedure?
No. Only the routes and procedures included in the simulator are supported. Navigation data is simulated and not for operational use.
Do I need to respond to ATC by voice?
No. The simulator presents automatic ATC clearances and instructions; the current workflow does not require manual acknowledgement or voice input.
Can I try it before subscribing?
Yes, a free trial is available so you can explore the simulator before choosing a plan.
Do you offer plans for flight schools?
Yes. Contact us to discuss access for your organisation.
Master IFR. Build confidence. Fly smarter.
Start your free trial and step into the cockpit.