See the Aerofly FS 4 aircraft list, including the 23-aircraft standard fleet, Aircraft Add-On models and edition differences.
Aerofly FS 4’s original Standard Edition includes 23 flyable aircraft: airliners, general-aviation types, military jets, warbirds, aerobatic aircraft, gliders and the Robinson R22 helicopter. The official Aircraft Add-On adds eight more, while later simulator updates can introduce further models or variants that were not in the original package specification.
Which 23 aircraft are in Aerofly FS 4 Standard Edition?
The original Aerofly FS 4 Standard Edition fleet consists of the following 23 aircraft.
| Category | Included aircraft |
|---|---|
| Airliners and commuter aircraft | Airbus A320-200; Boeing 737-500; Boeing 747-400; Boeing 777-300ER; Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 |
| General aviation and business | Cessna 172; Beechcraft Baron 58; Beechcraft King Air C90 GTx; Learjet 45 |
| Military jets | Aermacchi MB-339; McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle; McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet |
| Aerobatic aircraft | Extra 330 LX; Pitts S-2B; Bücker Bü 133 Jungmeister |
| Historic aircraft and warbirds | Fokker Dr.I; Sopwith Camel; Lockheed P-38 Lightning; Vought F4U Corsair; North American P-51 Mustang |
| Gliders | Schleicher ASK 21; Swift S1 |
| Helicopter | Robinson R22 |
These are distinct aircraft types, not every livery or configuration displayed in the selector. Repaints do not increase the aircraft count.
Which aircraft does the Aerofly FS 4 Aircraft Add-On include?
The original official Aircraft Add-On expands the standard fleet by eight aircraft, taking that package combination from 23 to 31 types.
- Airbus A380-800
- Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
- Bombardier CRJ-900
- Concorde
- Junkers Ju 52/3m
- Messerschmitt Bf 109 E
- Eurocopter EC135
- Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
A Deluxe bundle normally combines the simulator with extra aircraft content, but package names and contents can change. Check the included-content description attached to the particular edition rather than assuming that “Deluxe” unlocks every aircraft introduced by later updates.
Why might the Aircraft menu show a different number?
Your Aircraft menu can differ because Aerofly FS 4 has received additional aircraft and variants through simulator updates, while access may depend on the installed build and aircraft-content licence.
Updated installations may show later additions such as the Airbus A319 and A321 or the Boeing 737-800 and 737 MAX 9. Different engine configurations, liveries and subvariants can also create more selection tiles without representing entirely separate aircraft types. This is why the original 23-aircraft and 31-aircraft package totals do not always match a fully updated menu.
What should I check if an included aircraft is missing?
- Confirm the edition: establish whether the aircraft belongs to the Standard Edition or requires the official Aircraft Add-On.
- Check the add-on status: make sure purchased aircraft content is marked as installed and enabled by the client or storefront used to install Aerofly FS 4.
- Update all installed content: update both the simulator and its aircraft package, then restart the simulator so the licence and aircraft database are reloaded.
- Clear Aircraft menu filters: remove category, manufacturer or favourites filters that may be hiding the model.
- Verify the installation: if an entitled aircraft still has no selection tile, use the client’s file-verification or repair function before reinstalling the whole simulator.
Are Aerofly FS 4’s included aircraft study-level?
The included aircraft do not all have identical systems depth, so “study-level” is too broad a label for the whole fleet. The principal Airbus and Boeing flight decks support detailed normal-operation workflows and autoflight, but users should not assume that every circuit breaker, abnormal procedure or failure is modelled.
Aerofly FS 4 places particular emphasis on responsive flight, quick loading and smooth virtual-reality performance. If aircraft breadth is the deciding factor, our direct comparison of Aerofly FS and Microsoft Flight Simulator explains the trade-off, while the breakdown of X-Plane 12’s stock fleet provides another useful baseline.
The stock Aerofly aircraft can also be used in VR, although controller assignments and cockpit interaction need configuring correctly. Our Aerofly FS 4 VR setup instructions cover that separately.