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Aircraft Types

		Aurora B200: This is a turbine engine plane — as opposed to piston engine planes — that offers a very smooth ride.

		Barracuda B200: A turbine engine plane similar to the Aurora.

		Bell 407: Yes, you can even fly a helicopter in this game. A different paint scheme and water landing gear versions are available as well.

		Dragonfly Single Engine: The Dragonfly is an enhanced version of the Sahara.

		Kodiak: A twin-engine plane, the Kodiak is a snap to fly once you’ve gotten used to the Sahara.

Peregrine 800TR: A small business jet. This one is a bit tougher than the others.

Pilatus PC-12: This rugged long-range aircraft has systems that rival the ones you’ll see in most airliners.

Sahara: This high altitude cruising plane is considered the most sophisticated single-engine aircraft available.

Stearman: A biplane, like the ones that were popular around World War I. Available with or without water landing gear.

TRI Flyhawk: A light plane that’s used to introduce you to flying.

Cities Included with the Game

Washington, D.C.: Tour the nation’s capital.

San Francisco: See the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and more.

New York: View Manhattan from the air.

Paris: Take in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Frankfurt: Want to tour a bit of Germany? Now you can.

New York City

350MHz PowerPC G3 processor (G4 recommended and is necessary for Mac OS X users)

Mac OS X (version 10.2 with patch strongly recommended) or Mac OS 8.6 or higher; not compatible with Mac OS X version 10.1.5

128MB of RAM (256 or more recommended and is necessary for Mac OS X users)

1.2GB hard drive space (3.2GB full install)

4X CD-ROM or faster

16MB hardware video acceleration required (32MB recommended)
iMac owners: Only iMacs with processor speeds of 500MHz or higher contain the necessary 16MB hardware video acceleration.