F35 Jet Fighter Dogfight Chase: an Aviator chase card

Third on my Aviator hardstand is F35 Jet Fighter Dogfight Chase by InfoSoft NI Ltd. I keep it because the ratings sample is the largest of the three, even though the average sits lower and the update stamp is old. Checked 28 October 2026. This strengths-and-limits note exists so the ranking’s softest star line still has an honest passport beside the newer cards.

The App Store card lists Free, age rating 4+, about 240 MB, iOS 8.0+, version 1.0, last updated 19 Oct 2018, Action genre, English listing, id 1345305123, and bundle com.inosoft.modern.jetstrikeairassault.wargames3d. The headline rating is 3.4 stars from 111 ratings. No public download count appears on the store, so none appears here.

Why this Aviator chase stays on the pad

One hundred eleven ratings at 3.4 is a clearer crowd sample than four or fifteen ratings. That does not make the card “better” — it makes the average more informative. When I line the three Aviator passports up, the chase card teaches me what a larger sample looks like even when the mean is soft and the maintenance stamp is from 2018.

I leave the age of that update visible. Hiding “19 Oct 2018” would be inventing freshness. Version 1.0 on the card I opened is equally plain: no later version string to dress up. Size ~240 MB sits close to Sky War’s ~255 MB, so the chase card does not win on storage either. Its job on this hardstand is contrast and sample size.

Bundle com.inosoft.modern.jetstrikeairassault.wargames3d and id 1345305123 keep the re-check path clear. Action and EN on the listing match how I filed the shortlist. Age rating 4+ is broader than the 9+ cards above it — another factual difference I refuse to blur.

What works on this Aviator chase card

• Largest ratings sample on this hardstand (111), which makes the 3.4 average more informative than a four-rating mean.
• 4+ age line — broader than the 9+ cards above it.
• Free Action placement with an English listing.
• Numeric App Store id and a published bundle for clean re-checks.
• iOS 8.0+ floor stated on the card — useful context for how old the listing’s requirements still read.
• Useful as a contrast card against newer, thinner rating samples on the same Aviator pad.
• Landscape store still kept uncropped in its own ratio beside the other frames.
• Honest update stamp: 19 Oct 2018 stays printed so readers see the maintenance gap.

Those are the reasons the chase card remains NO. 3 instead of falling off the hardstand. A soft average with a large sample still teaches more than silence.

Where this Aviator chase stops

• 3.4 average is the softest star line of the three.
• Last update in 2018; I will not dress that up as current maintenance.
• Version locked at 1.0 on the card I opened.
• ~240 MB with no public download count to contextualise demand.
• I cannot claim modern systems depth, online features, or monetisation behaviour beyond the store text.
• I have no histogram beyond the headline average, and no install counter to quote.

If a reader needs a 2024 or 2025 update stamp, start with the first or second hardstand slot. If they need a higher average with even a thin sample, Sky War’s 4.5 from four ratings is the clearer headline — with the sample-size caveat already written on that review.

What this Aviator chase is not

It is not a modern Aviator flagship, not a high-star showcase, and not evidence that older dogfight chases age well. It is not proof of download volume. It is not an endorsement from InfoSoft NI Ltd. or from Apple. It is a dated store passport I kept for sample size and honesty on a three-card hardstand.

Who this Aviator chase suits

Readers who want to see how an older Free Action jet card still looks on the App Store, and who care more about a larger ratings sample than a fresh update stamp. Readers comparing age ratings who notice the 4+ line against the 9+ cards above. Readers who want the ranking’s softest mean documented rather than quietly dropped.

I also keep this slot for myself as a calibration tool: when a newer Aviator card shows 4.5 from four ratings, the chase card’s 3.4 from 111 ratings reminds me what a thicker sample can look like even when the mean is soft. That calibration is part of the hardstand method, not a reason to pretend the 2018 update stamp is current.

If you need recent maintenance, start with the first hardstand slot instead. If you need a smaller install, the wing card at ~64 MB is the lighter Aviator passport. Installs happen on the App Store. This site does not host the binary.

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