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Seven aircraft you can fly, on Bedrock and Java: a paraglider, a hot-air balloon, a glider, a light aircraft, a business jet, a gyrocopter and a helicopter. Each has its own model, spinning propellers and rotors, and tilts as it climbs and banks.
One flight model for both editions: lift, stall, glide ratios, take-off runs, a winch launch for the glider, a hovering helicopter, and a balloon that holds its height and drifts with a wind that turns with height.
Rising air over campfires, lava, and sand in the daytime.
Bail out in the air with sneak; carry a parachute and it opens after a moment, or when you jump. Steer it, and it is packed away when you land.
Hunting from the hot-air balloon with the Realistic Hunting add-on: anchor it, shoot through the basket, and sneak zooms the scope instead of getting you out.
Hard landings and crashes damage the aircraft; pilotless aircraft come down by themselves.
Pilot's Handbook, recipes, English and Danish.
Install
Windows, Android, iOS: download Flights-0.1.0.mcaddon and open it. Minecraft imports both packs.
Then edit or create a world and turn on Flights under Behavior Packs. The resource pack is turned on automatically.
The .mcpack files are the same packs separately, e.g. for servers.
Java Edition (Fabric): put flights-fabric-0.1.0+26.3.jar in your mods folder together with Fabric API and GeckoLib (Minecraft 26.3).