Built like no aviation platform before it.

613,643

lines of code

Hand-built, line by line.

Apollo 11's guidance computer flew to the Moon on about 145,000.

678,852

field lines of data

Every one a fact a pilot can trust.

More entries than a full shelf of aviation encyclopedias.

5,500

hours of effort

Nights, weekends, and relentless iteration.

About 2.5 years of full-time work, or 2.5× a new pilot's yearly flying.

6,000

airports configured

A world map you can actually land on.

More than every airport worldwide with scheduled airline service, about 4,000.

5,136

image assets

Every lesson seen, not just read.

Enough to illustrate one picture for every day for 14 years.

5,000+

exam questions

From first solo to airline captain.

Several times the size of a typical ATPL question bank.

1,400+

glossary terms

Explained for a 4-year-old and for a captain.

Each written at four ages, so no one is too new to learn.

117

character profiles

One for every role that keeps the world flying.

From the flight deck to the ramp, the tower and the hangar.