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I believe the Prepar3D license forbids personal / private use as they only sell commercial licenses. Something like that. Also there is X-Plane!
by chrisper 10y ago
I believe the Prepar3D license forbids personal / private use as they only sell commercial licenses. Something like that.
Also there is X-Plane!
- Alupis 10y ago> I believe the Prepar3D license forbids personal / private use as they only sell commercial licenses. While technically none of the licenses support "entertainment purposes only" (a product of Lockheed buying ESP and not the consumer flight simulator) - one can purchase the Professional license (or Academic license if you're a student) for "training, instruction, simulation, or learning"[1]... which just about covers all the bases. Nobody said you can't be having fun while learning and simulating! [1] http://www.prepar3d.com/product-overview/prepar3d-license-comparison/ http://www.prepar3d.com/product-overview/prepar3d-license-co...