VECTOR'SFLIGHT SIMULATOR
A coastal playground. A different perspective.

Take
the coast.

From a gentle Meadow flight over the bay to a jet roll above the skyline. Choose your aircraft, settle into the cockpit, and make the sky your own.

START YOUR FLIGHT ↗EXPLORE THE FLEET
FREE BROWSER FLIGHT · KEYBOARD + MOUSESCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
Six aircraftOne hangar. Six flying styles.
Live instrumentsAnalog gauges and a jet flight display.
Open skiesTextured hills, city streets, docks, and an offshore island.
Your controlsWorld-referenced mouse aim, permanently selected.
MEET YOUR FLEET

Find your kind
of flying.

Every aircraft has a distinct model, cockpit display, engine response, and handling profile. Pick one in the opening hangar and launch straight into free flight.

Vector Scout flying above the coastal city01 / SCOUT

Vector Scout

Your everyday explorer. Balanced speed and response, with a clear analog instrument panel.

THE ALL-ROUNDER
Yellow Vector Meadow original aircraft over the bay02 / MEADOW

Vector Meadow

A light high-wing classic for taking the scenic route. Slow down and discover the waterfront.

LOW & SLOW
Vector Kestrel original aircraft in flight03 / KESTREL

Vector Kestrel

Propeller power with a bubble canopy and sharper response. Build speed, climb, and roll.

PROPELLER PERFORMANCE
Vector Arrow jet flying above the city04 / ARROW

Vector Arrow

Fast acceleration, quick rolls, and a digital flight display. Four missiles add a little spectacle.

THE FAST LANE
original Harbor floatplane with red high wings and twin floats05 / HARBOR

Vector Harbor

A radial-engine coastal explorer on fixed floats. Start on the water, accelerate onto the step, and lift off to explore the island.

THE WATER EXPLORER
fictional passenger Meridian with twin turbofans, swept wings and blue tail06 / MERIDIAN

Vector Meridian

A fictional twin-turbofan airliner with swept wings and a digital cockpit. Plan gentle turns, use flaps, and allow time for the engines to spool.

THE COASTAL AIRLINER
Forward cockpit view with the lowered analog instrument panel
GET INSIDE THE FLIGHT

Watch the world.
Read the aircraft.

A lowered physical instrument panel keeps the view ahead open. Hold the right mouse button to look around the cockpit or down at the gauges.

  • 01Airspeed, attitude, altitude, heading, vertical speed, engine and fuel readings.
  • 02Sectional wing lift and drag, stalls and spin-like recovery, prop wash, torque, and jet afterburner. Runway starts, suspension, braking and landing damage.
  • 03Manual roll, pitch, and rudder override mouse aim without switching modes. Explicit level recovery without changing flight mode.
READY WHEN YOU ARE

Your next flight
starts here.

AimMOUSE
ThrottleW / S
RollA / D
Pitch↑ / ↓
RudderQ / E
Flight modeMOUSE AIM LOCKED
Level recoverySPACE
Cockpit lookHOLD RMB
CameraV
Hangar / resetM / R
Jet missile / reloadLMB / F
Flaps / landing gearC / G
Wheel brakesHOLD B
Jet afterburnerHOLD SHIFT
Runway / water startH
Release mouseESC

No install. Just take off.

Choose from six aircraft in the startup menu, then choose an airborne flight or Start on Runway (Start on Water for the Harbor). Keys 1-6 select the fleet. Runway starts have the parking brake on: press W to add throttle and release it. Play with keyboard and mouse, or enable Mobile Controls in the main menu for a phone or tablet in landscape. Mobile Controls are off by default. On a phone, tap Touch Controls: OFF at the top right to turn them on, then rotate to landscape. Reset returns to your flight's starting position; Exit to Menu returns to aircraft selection. Use the Fullscreen button for a larger view. Engine, wind and warning audio starts with your flight; the main-menu SFX toggle mutes it. An original ambient soundtrack plays gently in the menu and quieter in flight; the separate Music toggle controls it. Enable Music Louder Than Engine (In Flight) in the menu to favor the soundtrack; it is off by default. A click or tap may be needed to unlock browser audio. A WebGL 2 browser is required.

PLAY IN YOUR BROWSER ↗

Prototype 0.3.7 · 3 November 2026. Simplified original aircraft and a West Coast-inspired map. Tuned sectional aerodynamics are a gameplay approximation, not a certified aircraft simulation. The Harbor uses calm-water buoyancy and planing; the Meridian has simplified shared engine controls and no full airliner avionics or autopilot. Damage has no structural break-up. No multiplayer, destructible buildings, or target-lock missiles. Original synthesized aircraft sounds are not real-aircraft recordings. Physical mobile devices have not yet been tested. Browser fullscreen availability varies, with an expanded-view fallback on unsupported devices. Windows, Linux and macOS offline downloads are available. Windows startup tested; Linux and Mac have structural validation only.