Flight Light Plus

Flight Light Plus is a video game in the simulation genre developed by subLOGIC and published by subLOGIC originally released in 1996. It is currently playable on DOS.

After the breakup with Microsoft, subLOGIC proceeded to create its own concept of what a simple flight simulator should be. Taking inspiration from Microsoft Flight Simulator 3 and Flight Assignment: ATP, Flight offers both free flight and over 200 'flight assignments' for beginner pilot training.

Five small aircraft are included: Cessna CitationJet, Beachcraft Bonanza, Cessna 172, Piper Cherokee and Mooney 201. Scenarios include airports throughout the United States, including four metropolitan regions in detail, plus Montreal and Toronto (Canada). Owners of the subLOGIC Great Britain scenery collection can import it into Flight, but all other subLOGIC scenery disks are incompatible. Maps of the metropolitan regions and a navigation table are included in the game box.

Flight was originally released in 1994 as Flight Light, which included only the CitationJet and the four metropolitan regions (New YorkBoston, Chicago, DallasAustin, and Los AngelesSan Diego). The remaining aircraft and scenery were later included in the 1995 version of Flight Light Plus, which became simply Flight in 1996 after subLOGIC was acquired by Sierra. The game was succeeded by Pro Pilot, developed by Dynamix.

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