0 levels across 8 maps, from first hover to cargo runs.
Pick a map and fly. Racing rings, deliveries, package drops and precision landings, with stabilised physics that are forgiving to learn on.
Learn to fly, one mission at a time
Every map carries its own set of levels. Racing circuits flown through rings against the clock; deliveries where you pick a package up and put it down somewhere exact; drop targets; precision landings on a marked pad; and free flight, which is the whole map and nothing to finish. Levels unlock in order, so the first one on a map is always flyable and the rest open as you go.
Throttle climbs and descends, yaw turns you on the spot, and pitch and roll tip the drone to move it. That tipping is the part worth practising: the drone carries its speed, so stopping means tipping back the other way in good time. Five camera views — chase, FPV, ground, follow and top — and return-to-home on H if you lose track of where you are.
A keyboard, a phone in landscape with touch sticks, a gamepad, or a USB transmitter in joystick mode. The controller setup page maps and calibrates whatever you plug in, including EdgeTX and OpenTX radios.
All simulators · Ready for acro? Try the free FPV simulator.