Infinite Flight
Arriving in 1.9.6Fly the sim with the EFB you fly for real.
Ascent connects to Infinite Flight over your local Wi-Fi, arriving in Ascent 1.9.6, through Infinite Flight Connect or its EFB output, so the sim's position drives Ascent's moving map with a SIM badge. Practice the plan, the charts and the workflow with the same app you carry in the airplane, then replay the session in 3D with a debrief. Sim position is never shared, and if you log a sim session it goes in as Simulator time, never Total. Infinite Flight is the only simulator Ascent supports; X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator are not supported.
What it does
Two ways to connect
Infinite Flight Connect, found automatically on your network, or Infinite Flight's EFB output pushing position to Ascent.
Same app, same workflow
Brief, plan and fly the sim on the map, charts and plan you use for real flights.
Replay sim sessions
Record the session and replay it in 3D with the same debrief as a real flight.
Kept separate
A SIM badge marks sim position. It is never shared, and a logged sim session counts as Simulator time, never Total, so your totals and currency stay real.
What it does not do
Know the limits before you rely on it.
- Infinite Flight is the only supported simulator. X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator are not supported.
- Both devices must be on the same local network, and Ascent needs iOS local network permission.
- Time in a home simulator is practice, not loggable flight time.
Questions
- Which flight simulators work with Ascent?
- Infinite Flight. X-Plane and Microsoft Flight Simulator are not supported.
- Will sim flights show up in my logbook?
- Only if you choose Log flight, and then as Simulator time with the remark Simulator session recorded by Ascent, never as Total time. Sim position is never shared.
Fly it first.
Every new account gets a one-time 30-day Pro trial. Then $59.99 the first year and $89.99 a year after. One plan, iPhone and iPad, iOS 18.0 or later.
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