Airline Flight Attendant Simulator VR

My partner is a flight attendant and I thought It would be fun to have her play this. We couldn't get anywhere in any of the missions. The tablet instructions were not helpful. Poor game play programming. No highlighted interactable environment elements. Hand poses would not snap to interactables providing good user feedback. Teleport only, no joystick movement. No tutorial for new users to walk through the gameplay elements. Too expensive for this level of bad quality.

My partner is also a flight attendant, hence I was willing to pay the EXORBITANT price of $25 for this game. What an absolute schmuck I am. This overpriced, low quality, great value brand game is unbelievably disappointing. The user interface is absolutely terrible. The instructions are even worse. If you enjoy spending money for suffering and misery, this game is for you. If you value your time, appreciate your life, or are even moderately satisfied, keep it that way. Go to Chick Fil A and get your partner and yourself a large #2. Or get yourself TWO! I can't believe I spent money on this.

Hi, i'm a flight attendant in chile, i would love to know if you are gonna add more planes, i flight A319 320 321, B787-8 787-9 787-9 line fit. So this plane 737 in the game is similar but not identical to my planes, i think the game/simulator has a lot of potential and if you add more features like more planes or situations on board, would help new flight attendants trainees, learn better. By the way, great work!

Multiple game breaking bugs and crashes, in the future this game may be fun but for a game not in Alpha or Beta it has alot of issues.

Game has good simulation but cannot recommend because it gets repetitive

Ah, the Airline Flight Attendant Simulator VR, where you can experience the glamorous world of flight attendants minus the peanuts and in-flight magazines. If you're a fan of aviation and want to see what it's like to handle emergencies at 30,000 feet, this simulator might just be your ticket. Like its cousin, the Airport Ground Handling Simulator, this one's a no-nonsense, hardcore affair. You'll be drowning in checklists, making sure everything's as pristine as a first-class passenger's champagne glass. Now, let's be clear – there's no room for fluff here. This simulator is born from the same stuff that real professionals use, so you know it means business. It's got all the attention to detail you could wish for. But here's the kicker: I found the execution a tad harder to handle than a rogue beverage cart in turbulence. Compared to the aforementioned Airport Ground Handling Simulator, it can be trickier to complete some tasks correctly. Don't get me wrong, as an aviation enthusiast, the content here is fascinating. It's like getting a backstage pass to the world of flight attendants. But, and it's a big but, I didn't find the user experience as smooth as I'd hoped for. It's like trying to serve a three-course meal in turbulence – not impossible, but definitely a challenge. So, if you're ready to tackle the skies as a virtual flight attendant and don't mind a bit of a bumpy ride in the user experience department, then this simulator might just be your cup of in-flight tea. Just remember, even the best flight attendants hit a bit of turbulence now and then, and this simulator is no exception.

Was fun but it was some bugs but hope it will be fixed soon

Ganz cooles Spiel, hat noch ein paar Bugs. Wer allerdings auf Realistische Simulationen steht ist das das perfekte Spiel.

This is not a game, but a short sim. It's a great experience for $10. Poly levels are high, textures are high-res, and it feels like being on a plane. I mostly get 80 fps in 80 Hz with Index res 500% - using an RTX 3090.

Cool concept, but it needs to have a career mode or something to where you can actually be on flights and serve passengers etc.