Welcome aboard My Mission Flight Simulator! You’re the pilot of a single-engine mission aircraft, and your job is to complete 10 flight missions, each tougher than the last. Before every flight, the control tower talks to you by radio with takeoff clearance and exact coordinates for each waypoint. Take off, fly through the glowing waypoint rings, then land safely at your destination. Watch your instruments, your fuel, the wind, and the weather, because the skies get rougher as you go. Every waypoint, smooth landing, and bit of fuel saved earns you points, and each crash costs you one of your three lives. When your flight ends, your final score is posted to the Top 10 Pilots board, which saves the ten best pilots so you can see how you stack up aginst other players. Logged-in members fly under their own name, and everyone else just types a name to take off. Good luck on your flight mission, pilot. Blue skies and smooth landings!
The 10 Christian Missions Pilot Needs To Accomplish in the game…
- Medicine for the Valley (sunrise): A fever is spreading through a village clinic. Fly in antibiotics and clean water. “Here am I; send me.” (Isaiah 6:8)
- Rescue at the Harbor (coastal bay): A storm has left fishing families hurt and stranded. Carry a mission doctor and nurse. “so he bringeth them unto their desired haven.” (Psalm 107:30)
- Water in the Desert (desert): Drought has dried the wells. Deliver water purification equipment and food. “shall never thirst.” (John 4:14)
- Across the Mountains (alpine): A landslide has cut the only road. Fly insulin and a medical team over the peaks. “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.” (Psalm 121:1)
- Children Before Dark (sunset): Sick children need a pediatric doctor before nightfall. “Suffer the little children to come unto me.” (Mark 10:14)
- The Cold Chain (overcast): Vaccines must arrive cold and on time through low clouds. “Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed.” (Jeremiah 17:14)
- Surgeon at Dusk (twilight lakes): A surgeon must reach an emergency operation as the light fades. “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet.” (Psalm 119:105)
- Light in the Darkness (night): Fly blood supplies and a rescue team to flood victims on a full night flight. “the night shineth as the day.” (Psalm 139:12)
- Through the Storm (storm front): Push food and medicine through lightning and rough air to stranded families. “Peace, be still.” (Mark 4:39)
- The Final Rescue (tempest night): The hardest flight, at night with strong winds, a storm and mountains, to reach the last cut-off village.
Christians are being persecuted by rebels and are urgently waiting for you to go recue them, God is sending you because you are the only human hope they have in leaving hostile territory with armed and dangerous rebels. – “Fear thou not; for I am with thee.” (Isaiah 41:10)
Be sure to Unmute your speakers so you can listen and communicate with the flight tower for Alpha Coordinates and Flight Mission instructions!
🏆 Top 10 Pilots
📖 How to Fly
Your mission: listen to the flight tower. Take off, fly to each waypoint the tower gives you (coordinates are in grid units: 1 grid = 1,000 ft, shown as E/W and N/S), then land at the destination airport. Each of the 10 missions is harder than the last: tighter waypoints, stronger wind, rougher air, less fuel, worse weather and night flying.
| Keyboard | |
|---|---|
| ↑ / ↓ | Pitch: ↓ pulls the nose up, ↑ pushes it down (press I to invert) |
| ← / → | Bank (roll) left / right — banking turns the plane |
| W / S | Throttle up / down (hold) |
| A / D | Rudder — steer on the runway |
| Space or B | Wheel brakes (hold) |
| G | Landing gear up / down |
| F / V | Flaps down / up (helps slow flight, takeoff and landing) |
| R | Repeat the last tower message |
| P / M | Pause / mute |
Touch devices: turn your phone sideways. Use the left joystick for pitch and bank, the right slider for throttle, and the GEAR / FLAPS / BRAKE / TOWER buttons. Use the full-screen button for the biggest view.
Takeoff: wait for “cleared for takeoff”, push the throttle to full, keep the nose straight with A / D, and at 70 knots gently pull back. Retract the gear (G) once climbing.
Waypoints: fly through the glowing ring (the cyan marker shows the direction). Turn by banking, climb or descend to the altitude the tower gives you. The radar at top right shows your route.
Landing: after the Final Approach ring the tower clears you to land. Lower the gear (G) and flaps (F), slow to about 75–85 knots, follow the glide-slope bars, flare gently just before touchdown, cut the throttle and hold the brakes until you stop on the runway.
✝ The 10 Missions
- Medicine for the Valley — Fly antibiotics and clean water to a village clinic where a fever is spreading.
- Rescue at the Harbor — Carry a mission doctor and nurse to fishing families hurt in a storm.
- Water in the Desert — Bring water purification equipment and food to a drought-stricken village.
- Across the Mountains — Deliver insulin and a medical team over the peaks to a village cut off by a landslide.
- Children Before Dark — Race the sunset to get a pediatric doctor to sick children.
- The Cold Chain — Get life-saving vaccines there on time through low clouds and poor visibility.
- Surgeon at Dusk — Fly a surgeon in as the light fades for an emergency operation.
- Light in the Darkness — Fly blood supplies and a rescue team to flood victims on a full night flight.
- Through the Storm — Push food and medicine through lightning, rain and rough air to stranded families.
- The Final Rescue — The hardest flight: a tempest at night, strong winds and mountains, to reach the last cut-off village.
Scoring: points for every waypoint (closer to the centre is better), a smooth landing, a straight centerline, fuel left and speed. Crash and you lose a life; you have 3 lives for the whole game. Your final score goes on the Top 10 board.
What‘ you in the game?
- Instrument cluster: airspeed, artificial horizon, altimeter, heading compass, vertical speed, and an engine/fuel panel with gear, flaps, brake and stall lights. A radar shows your route.
- Scenery: sun, moon and stars, clouds, mountains, lakes or coast, forests, towns, and lit runways at night. Later missions bring storms with rain and lightning.
- Sound effects: engine sound that follows the throttle, wind, rain, thunder, stall horn, a “pull up” voice warning, landing gear, touchdown, and crash. The radio has squelch and static.
- Flight tower: Follow each mission’s tower control message when spoken aloud to you and also flight coordinates shown on instrments screen.
Takeoff clearance is followed by waypoint coordinates, headings and altitudes. Final approach is followed by “cleared to land.” Press R to hear a message again. Voice uses the visitor’s browser, so wording and accent vary by device. - 10 missions: each mission level gets harder with tighter waypoint rings, stronger wind, rougher air, less fuel, shorter runways, lower visibility and tougher landing limits. Missions 7 to 10 are dusk, night and storm flying.
- Players and scores: logged-in members play under their nickname if playing while logged in. Everyone else types a name, and guests can play too without recording pilot score. Each player has 3 lives durring flight missions for the whole game. The Top 10 Pilot Board and the how-to-fly instructions sit below the game, and the game resizes to fit the screen. There’s also a full-screen button loctaed at the right bottom of the runway!
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