Flight Simulator (2020) Quiz: 24 Trivia Questions – How Well Do You Know It?

A Flight Simulator (2020) trivia quiz with 24 questions on story, characters and behind-the-scenes facts. Test what you know and challenge friends.

Flight Simulator (2020)

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24 multiple-choice questions about Flight Simulator (2020). Answer each one, get your score at the end, compare with the leaderboard and send the quiz to friends.

Questions in this quiz

  1. Which company developed Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)?
  2. What real-world data is primarily used to recreate the Earth in Flight Simulator?
  3. Which of these is NOT a real-time element simulated in Flight Simulator (2020)?
  4. What type of artificial intelligence is used to help render the dynamic world?
  5. Which popular wide-body airliner is available in the Standard Edition of Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)?
  6. What is depicted in this screenshot from the game?
  7. Roughly how many real-world airports are accessible to land and take off from in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)?
  8. Which Microsoft cloud platform streams high-resolution world textures and terrain data to players in real time?
  9. What is shown in this screenshot from the game?
  10. What is the name of the common trainer aircraft used for flight lessons in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)?
  11. What does this in-game screenshot display?
  12. Which meteorological service provider supplies the live real-time weather data used in the simulator?
  13. What is depicted in this screenshot from the game?
  14. Which achievement is unlocked by completing a flight of at least 300 miles from departure to arrival without using navigation assistance?
  15. Which viral bug appeared in Melbourne, Australia, due to a typo by an OpenStreetMap user?

About Flight Simulator (2020)

Flight Simulator (2020) is a simulation game released in 2020 by Asobo Studio, available on PC and Xbox. Our score: 9.5/10 (highly recommended).

A highly realistic flight simulator that allows players to fly a vast array of aircraft across the entire planet, recreated using Bing Maps data.

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