Hi!
Welcome to AeroKids!
What grade are you in?
Have you flown with this class on another computer?
Paint your plane.
Flight school
A simulator for learning, based on FAA handbooks. Privacy
Pilot
Who's flying?
Class standings
Best coin chase score, and lessons finished.
Flight plan
Pitch
Almost ready
Propeller
Check the controls
- Pull back
- Push forward
- Turn left
- Turn right
Pre-flight check
Take off from the runway.
Pitch moves the nose.
Controls
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Keyboard
WS nose up, down AD roll left, right QE rudder ↑↓ power C cockpit view
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Yoke
Plug the yoke into a USB port, then connect it.
Or pair "AeroKids Yoke" in your computer's Bluetooth settings, then press one of its buttons.
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Game controller or joystick
For Xbox, PlayStation and similar controllers. Plug it in, then press any button on it. (The AeroKids yoke goes under Yoke, above.)
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Camera
Hold a book or a plate like a steering wheel in front of your camera.
Set up the yoke
Try it
Move everything. Each bar should go the same way as your controller.
Fly with any object
The video stays on this device. Nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Paused
The plane is going down fast.
Crash!
Time's up!
Nice flight!
Fly a real airplane
A discovery flight is a first ride in a small plane with a real pilot. Some are free for kids and teens. Ask a parent or guardian to look with you.
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EAA Young Eagles
Free first airplane rides for ages 8 to 17, from volunteer pilots at local airports.
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Girls in Aviation Day
A free yearly event from Women in Aviation International, held at airports around the world.
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Civil Air Patrol cadets
For ages 12 to 18: aviation, leadership and science, with chances to fly.
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Flight school finder
Find flight schools near you. Many offer a paid discovery flight with an instructor.
Turn your phone sideways
AeroKids needs a wide screen, like a real windshield.