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Version 1.02 · 2026-01-29
Age ratings updated.
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The store currently lists version 1.02, updated 2026-01-29.








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Boost your learning rate with VRflow C172S G1000, an advanced, interactive cockpit procedure trainer for the C172 with G1000 avionics. Get ready for your training, check ride or next flight with this strong learning tool, build specifically for efficient cockpit procedure training.
FULL VERSION FEATURES (requires subscription):
• Normal procedures
• Selected emergency procedures
• Cockpit familiarization/Explore Mode
• Dynamic checklists
• Step-by-step procedure explanations
• Dynamic aircraft systems and screens
• Training Mode/Exam Mode
DEMO VERSION FEATURES (free)
• One normal procedure included
• Explore Mode not available
VRflow is a well-proven procedure training platform used by airlines, ATOs and air forces worldwide. Enjoy the benefits of the most efficient procedure training platform, originally build for virtual reality and now available on iOS.…
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