FLYING THE SKY WITH FLIGHT SIMULATOR
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@Bruno-Cadet Hi, how exactly do you mean this? Would you like to see airplanes traffic live in Windy or what exactly?
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@Bruno-Cadet
Or just a connection with a flight simulator game ? -
Oh thanks.
Not all the traffic, just mine it will be so nice !!
I'll see wind, clouds and storms !
Weather radar in simulator does'nt work. -
@Bruno-Cadet In general, there are no such plans for this. I am sorry about that.
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@Suty no problem. However sim-users would subscribe to Premium to have this !
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Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS) pulls weather data from meteoblue
https://content.meteoblue.com/en/about-us/references/business-partners/microsoftAnd meteoblue is a strategic partner of windy!
https://www.startupticker.ch/en/news/accurate-weather-forecast-provider-meteoblue-joins-windy-com
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@jessrobs
In your flight simulator , try to take off (or landing) from Tokyo , airport RJAH, low IFR now, with heavy thunderstorm (+TSRA) and visibility 1500m.
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Flying into RJAH with a thunderstorm and 1500m visibility sounds like the perfect way to test your nerves! One minute you're a confident captain, the next you're questioning every life decision on final approach.
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That would be a fantastic feature for flight simulation enthusiasts. Being able to display your aircraft's live position in Windy while using a flight simulator would make it much easier to compare in-game weather with Windy's forecasts and plan flights in real time. Even if it were offered as an optional plugin or Premium feature, I think many flight simulator users would find it very useful.
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For those who enjoy flight simulation, that would be an excellent feature. It would be much simpler to compare in-game weather with Windy's forecasts and build real-time flight plans if you could see your aircraft's current position in Windy while using a flight simulator. I believe that many flight simulator users would find it very helpful, even if it were made available as a premium feature or optional plugin.
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That would be amazing to see! Flying an A320 or A380 through stormy, windy conditions could make the experience much more realistic and immersive. Streaming the aircraft's position sounds like a good starting point, but handling turbulence, wind effects, and realistic flight physics would also make a big difference. I’d love to see this feature implemented!
