Cloudbreak
First-person cockpit flying. Take off from a bush strip, pick your way through thunderstorm cells — punch through one and it pays a risk bonus, but lightning will chew through your airframe — then line up and grease the landing. Every clean arrival pays: upgrade the airframe, cabin and engine, work up from a four-seat cub to a wide-body or a private jet, and lease out spare hulls once you max the fleet. Type any number into CO-OP and everyone with the same code flies the same sky in formation. Global top-ten by completed flights, plus a local board offline. EN/中文.
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