Avia Thor: Crash Flight

Avia Thor takes you to a flying school from the barnstorming years. Put your coins on the wings, take off, and watch the number on the dial climb with the plane. Cash out whenever you like. If the engine coughs and quits first, whatever is still on the wing goes down with it. Every flight is short and every decision is yours. Bank early for a sure small win, or hold your nerve for a big one. Two wings can fly at once, each with its own stake and its own autopilot, so you can bank one early and let the other keep climbing. The academy Captain Ida Marsh runs the school and she has a lesson ready for you every time you open the game. There are 55 lessons spread over five regions: cash out inside a narrow window, reach a set height, trust the autopilot, string winning flights together, or bank both wings at different heights. Each region ends with a check ride, and every check ride passed earns a new pilot licence, from Cadet to Ace. Each licence opens a new region and bigger stakes. The aerobatics course Between flights, take the controls yourself. Hold to climb, let go to sink, thread the plane through the gold rings, pop the observation balloons and keep clear of the birds. Each region pays out as many as three stars. On the course the aircraft really matters: lift, grip and keel change how each plane handles. Five places to fly Meadow Field with its red barn, Gull Coast and the lighthouse, Red Canyon in the heat, Alpine Pass between the snow peaks, and Night Harbor under the city lights. Each region has its own scenery, its own wind and its own course. Sixteen aircraft Start with the school biplane and the yellow Sparrow, then earn mail planes, a seaplane, a crop duster, racers, triplanes and finally the black and crimson Ace. Planes come from licences, pilot levels, hours in the air, rings flown and the air show league. The daily air show One course a day, the same for every pilot at the show, three tries to set your best score. Your daily bests add up over the week against nine rival pilots, and the top of the table is paid when the week ends. Every day at the field • A morning briefing with a reward that grows for nine days in a row • A fuel drop every five hours • A refill when your purse runs dry • 31 logbook badges to collect • 70 pilot levels Painted scenery, hand-drawn aircraft and a swing soundtrack bring the old airfields to life. The game works offline and needs no account. Avia Thor has an 18+ age rating and simulates gambling for entertainment with virtual coins alone. The coins cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged for money or prizes of any kind, and doing well here says nothing about how you would do at real money gambling.

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