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FlightGear Short Reference
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FlightGear is a free flight simulator developed collectively over the Internet under the GPL. For more information see +http://www.flightgear.org/
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Program Start:Linux/UNIX via fgfs under FlightGear/,
Mac OS X via FlightGear.app under /Applications/,
Windows via the FlightGear wizard fgrun.exe under \Program Files\FlightGear\bin\Win32\
Engine Start: Set ignition switch to BOTH (“}” three times). Set mixture to 100%. Set throttle to about 25%. Operate starter using the “s” key.
Once the engine has started, set throttle back to idle. Release parking brake (“B”), if applied.
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Keyboard controls: +
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Table 1: Directional controls (activated NumLock)
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Key Action


9 / 3 Throttle
4 / 6 Aileron
8 / 2 Elevator
0 / EnterRudder
5 Center aileron/elevator/rudder
7 / 1 Elevator trim


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Table 2: Engine controls +

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Key Action


! Select 1st engine
@ Select 2nd engine
# Select 3rd engine
$ Select 4th engine
~ Select all engines


{ Decrease magneto on selected engine
} Increase magneto on selected engine
s Fire starter on selected engine(s)
M / mLean/Enrich selected engine mixture
N / n Decrease/Increase selected propeller RPM


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Table 3: Miscellaneous aircraft controls +

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Key Action


b Apply all brakes
, / . Apply left/right brake
(useful for differential braking)
l Toggle tail-wheel lock
B Toggle parking brake
g/G Raise/lower landing gear
Space Push To Talk (PTT)
- / _ MP text chat menu/entry
[ / ] Retract/extend flaps
j / k Retract/extend spoilers
Ctrl-BToggle speed brakes


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Table 4: General simulator controls +

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Key Action


p Pause simulator
a / A Simulation speed up/slow down
t / T Clock speed up/slow down
Ctrl-RInstant replay
F3 Save screen shot
ESC Exit program


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Table 5: View controls (de-activated NumLock) +

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Numpad KeyView direction


Shift-8 Forward
Shift-7 Left/forward
Shift-4 Left
Shift-1 Left/back
Shift-2 Back
Shift-3 Right/back
Shift-6 Right
Shift-9 Right/forward


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Table 6: Autopilot controls +

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Key Action


BackspaceToggle autopilot
Ctrl-A Toggle altitude lock
Ctrl-G Toggle glide slope lock (NAV 1)
Ctrl-H Toggle heading hold
Ctrl-N Toggle NAV 1 lock
Ctrl-S Toggle autothrottle
Ctrl-T Toggle terrain follow (AGL) lock
Ctrl-U Add 1000 ft. to your altitude (emergency)
F6 Toggle autopilot heading mode
F11 Autopilot altitude dialog


8 / 2 Altitude adjust
4 / 6 Heading adjust
9 / 3 Autothrottle adjust


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Table 7: Display controls +

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Key Action


P Toggle instrument panel on/off
c Toggle3D/2D cockpit (if both are available)
S Cycle panel style full/mini
Ctrl-C Toggle panel/cockpit hotspot visibility
h Toggle HUD
H Change HUD brightness
i / I Minimize/maximize HUD


x / X Zoom in/out
v / V Cycle view modes forth and back
Ctrl-V Reset view modes to pilot view
z / Z Increase/Decrease visibility (fog)
F10 Toggle menu on/off
Shift-F10Toggle fullscreen mode on/off


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Mouse controlled functions: There are three mouse modes, which can be swapped between by using the Tab key on your +keyboard. +

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  1. In normal mode (pointer cursor), the panel and cockpit controls can be operated using the mouse. To change a control, + click with the left/middle mouse button on the corresponding knob/lever. Generally, the left side of the control decreases + the setting, while the right side increases the setting. The left mouse button makes small changes while the middle button + makes larger ones. Some controls can also be manipulated by holding down the left mouse button and dragging them, or + by using the mouse scrollwheel. You can change the view direction by holding down the right mouse button and moving + your mouse. Press Ctrl-c to view panel/cockpit hotspots. +
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  3. In control mode (cross hair cursor), the mouse is used to directly control the aircraft in the absence of a joystick. Moving + the mouse controls the aileron (left/right) and elevator (forwards/backwards). Holding the left mouse button down allows + control of the rudder (left/right), while holding the middle mouse button controls throttle (forwards/backwards). The + scrollwheel controls elevator trim. Using auto-coordination (--enable-auto-coordination) is recommended. + You can change the view direction by holding down the right mouse button and moving your mouse. +
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  5. In view mode (arrow cursor), you can control the view direction using the mouse. Clicking the left mouse button resets + the view direction. Holding the middle button down while moving the mouse shifts the viewpoint. The scrollwheel may + be used to control the field of view. +
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Short Reference by M. Basler, S. Buchanan for FlightGear version 3.4.0.
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