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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Flight Path 737	Anirog	1984	As the pilot of this high performance jet airliner you must take off from an airfield surrounded by high mountains and having climbed your aircraft safely over them, prepare yourself and the jet for a landing at an airfield in the valleys below. When you first run this program you will be shown the Pilot's notes about the aircraft's performance. Study these for as long as you like, noting the stalling speed, taxi and take-off speeds, and all the controls. When you're ready you will be asked to select a level of flying experience ranging from First Solo to Test Pilot. Start with the First Solo where the mountain range is not very high, and where you will not receive engine engine fires, crosswinds or other hazards, and where the aircraft can accept a fairly heavy landing. [Ritchardo]* [39]* [25]
Harrier Attack!	Durell;Amsoft	1984	The aim of the game is to take-off from the aircraft carrier, and fly towards the enemy island. You will than have to speed-up your Harrier or it will run out of fuel before getting all the way over the island. You will also have to avoid the guided missile launched by the enemy patrol boat. You may fly faster, slower, higher or lower, but if you fly too high you will be detected by enemy jet fighters that will attack you with more guided missiles. You will also be under almost constant attack from land-based anti-aircraft fire. At skill level 1 you will be able to fly through most of this flak without damage, but at higher levels the chance of flak destroying your Harrier will greatly increase. You may attempt to shoot down the enemy planes and the land-based weapons with your short-range rocket fire, but if you do so you will have to immediately dodge out of the way of the explosion or your own plane will be damaged. You may also bomb the enemy artillery as you fly over the island but be careful to keep enough bombs in reserve to wipe-out the enemy base. Having completed your mission you will have to fly back to your carrier and land before your fuel runs out. At any time during the game you may eject and abort the mission. If you eject just before your plane is destroyed then you will receive bonus points for saving your life. [Ritchardo]* [137]* [39]*** [25]
Heathrow Air Traffic Control	Hewson	1984
Airwolf	Amsoft;Elite	1985
Fighter Pilot	Digital Integration;Silverbird	1985
Jump Jet	Anirog	1985
Mission Delta	ERE Informatique	1985	[91]***Incredible flight simulator for Oric/Amstrad it's only IFR (instruments only) simulator but it's very realistic and hard. If you like simulators try it [deuns30]
Myrddin Flight Simulation	Myrddin Software	1985
Red Arrows	Database Software;Alternative Software (Database Software)	1985
Rig Attack	Tynesoft	1985
Spitfire 40	Mirrorsoft (Mr. Micro)	1985
Tornado Low Level	Vortex Software	1985
ACE: Air Combat Emulator	Cascade Games (UXB)	1986
Infiltrator	U.S. Gold	1986
Strike Force Harrier	Mirrorsoft	1986
The Dam Busters	U.S. Gold (James Software)	1986
Tomahawk	Digital Integration	1986
Top Gun	Ocean	1986
ACE 2	Cascade Games	1987
Ace of Aces	U.S. Gold (Paragon Software)	1987
AcroJet: The Advanced Flight Simulator	Microprose	1987
Airwolf II	Elite	1987
Canadair	FIL	1987
F-15 Strike Eagle	MicroProse	1987
Flying Shark	Firebird	1987
Gee Bee Air Rally	Activision	1987
Missions en Rafale	FIL	1987
Killer Cobra	Mastertronic	1987
A 320	Loriciels	1988
After Burner	Activision	1988	[1]* [52]* [36]*Also released in a compilation called "Les A100% D'Or", in collaboration with English software publisher [company=Ocean]Ocean[/company] and French magazine Amstrad Cent Pour Cent, which included [game=#48838]R-Type[/game], [game=#46011]After Burner[/game], [game=#48527]Operation Wolf[/game] and [game=#49689]Titan[/game], released in 1989 and published by Ocean. This compilation was rated 98% by French magazine Amstrad Cent Pour Cent #19 (Oct. 1989).* [34]
ATF: Advanced Tactical Fighter	Digital Integration	1988	[92]* [49]* [17]* [25]* [33]* [36]* [34]
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer	Electronic Arts	1988
Gunship	MicroProse	1988
Night Raider	Gremlin Graphics	1988
Operation Hormuz	Again Again (Tiger Developments)	1988
Thunder Blade	U.S. Gold (Tiertex)	1988
Cobra Force	Players	1989
F-16 Fighting Falcon	Mastertronic	1989
HATE: Hostile All Terrain Encounter	Gremlin Graphics (Vortex Software)	1989
MIG-29 Soviet Fighter	Codemasters	1989
Mr. Heli	Firebird (Probe Software)	1989
Silkworm	Virgin Games;Mastertronic (Random Access)	1989
Spitfire	Elite (Durell)	1989
Typhoon	Imagine (Ocean)	1989
Wings of Fury	Brøderbund	1989
F1 Tornado	Zeppelin Games	1990
Fighter Bomber	Activision (Vektor Grafix)	1990
Mig Busters	Players (Sonic Graffiti)	1990
P47 Thunderbolt	Firebird (Source)	1990
Snow Strike	Epyx;U.S. Gold (Walking Circles)	1990

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