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Fly the real Dallas–Fort Worth: its runways, today's weather, tonight's sky.
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OpenAero DFW is a free flight simulator that runs in a web browser, flown over real satellite imagery of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. You can fly a Boeing 737-800, a Cessna 172S or an F-16C with a six-degree-of-freedom flight model, over runways drawn from real survey data at DFW, Love Field, Alliance, Addison, Grand Prairie and Fort Worth Meacham. Today's METAR weather drives the wind, visibility and ceiling, and every landing is graded. Assist levels (Kid, Learner, Pilot) take a first-timer from a coached flight to the raw airplane over the same physics. There is no install and no account; it is made by Mutaaf Aziz and developed by three scheduled Claude Code agents.
Made by Mutaaf Aziz. Source: github.com/mutaaf/openaero-dfw.
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