As the game features both civilian and military airplanes, it is possible to jump into the cockpit of a Concorde straight after a duel against F-15s in your Su-27. The game also has several different scenarios, ranging from a Pacific atoll to a real-life airport in Japan. The install is relatively small, taking up about twenty megabytes, which implies some downsides like the lack of individual cockpits, very generalized weapon layouts, and not-too-bright AI.

Flying alone can become quite boring after a while, even though in addition to free flight the game offers ground attack, intercept and escort missions, and the best and most fun feature: multiplayer dogfights and a co-operative mode over the Internet.

Overall, YS Flight is fun, especially as a multiplayer game, the developer keeps updating the program fairly frequently, and with a bit of Googling you'll be able to discover huge amounts of additional airplanes and scenarios to spice it up. Recommended.