It would in fact be prudent, I think, to demonstrate such effects as a matter of emphasizing the dangers of flying in such conditions, rather than ignore the reality. This may not be a 'crash simulator,' but I can tell you if you fly a small GA aircraft into a violent storm, bad things can happen, not excluding wings literally falling off due to the stresses involved. This should entail collapased gear due to rough landings, belly landings, and water ditches, as well as stresses on gear, flaps and other control surfaces when overstressing the aircraft. While it may not be necessary to see burning buildings, and aircraft manufacturers may understandably not be comortable seeing their planes plough into the ground in massive explosions like a Kerbal space rocket, it would still be worth simulating realistic structural damage and crash dynamics, whether it's depicted it or not. Which is an unfortunate line of thinking, because aircraft do indeed crash in real life, and it'd be apt to simulate such things.

The latter is different to the others because it focuses basically on managing flight incidents, trying to survive them all unharmed.I doubt it, and the reason will be the usual 'this is a flight simulator, not a crash simulator' We usually come across flight simulators with a more placid purpose. Handle the rudder, flaps, inverters and disruptors.Hundreds of challenges are waiting for you to get your adrenalin going and test your nerves. We're talking about a very realistic simulator that faithfully represents real-life mapping with dozens of airports all over the world. It's a game that allows you to get behind the controls of a plane and show how you would solve these problems when it comes to landing. Some of the most striking real-life emergency air situations feature in Extreme Landings.

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