Older edition — looking for another slot?
This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesFlying Ace is the original three-reel, five-payline aviation slot from Microgaming. This review covers the historical desktop edition pictured below, with pilot wilds, winged A symbols and BAR combinations. LCB now catalogues it under Games Global; the pictured interface is the older edition.
Bet settings and selected lines
The archived screen shows a coin value of 1, five coins and a total bet of 5.00: five selected lines at one coin each. At those settings, each line costs 1 currency unit and the spin costs 5 units. The screenshot does not establish every denomination, currency or stake limit in a currently offered version.
Only the highest win is paid per selected line, as stated on the screen. Selecting more paylines increases the total stake; a payout printed beside a symbol is not automatically a multiple of that total stake.
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Flying Ace paytable and payout units
The table transcribes the archived screen at coin value 1. Amounts below are credits at that setting; one credit is one currency unit in this example. It separates the five different three-pilot awards because their positions and line labels matter.
| Winning combination | Displayed award |
|---|---|
| Any one winged A | 1 credits |
| Any two winged As | 2 credits |
| Three mixed BAR symbols | 4 credits |
| Three winged As | 10 credits |
| Three single BARs | 20 credits |
| Three double BARs | 50 credits |
| Three triple BARs | 100 credits |
| Three lady symbols | 300 credits |
| Three pilots on line 1 | 1,000 credits |
| Three pilots on line 2 | 2,000 credits |
| Three pilots on line 3 | 3,000 credits |
| Three pilots on line 4 | 6,000 credits |
| Three pilots on line 5 | 4,000 credits |
The 6,000 award belongs to line 4, while line 5 shows 4,000. The original screen labels the lines from top to bottom as 4, 2, 1, 3 and 5. This corrects the previous reversed assignment of the two largest awards.
Worked payout examples
Using the pictured five-line, coin-value-1 settings, a three-single-BAR award on one selected line credits 20 units. Against a 5-unit spin cost, that is 4 times the total stake and a net result of +15 units if it is the only award. A three-lady award credits 300 units, or 60 times that total stake.
A qualifying three-pilot result on selected line 4 shows 6,000 units at the pictured settings. Dividing by the 5-unit total stake gives 1,200 times the spin stake, not 6,000 times the spin stake. These examples illustrate the payout basis; they do not imply any result is likely or guaranteed. Consult the offered game’s own help panel before scaling awards to other coin values.
Wilds, features and edition limits
The pilot substitutes for all symbols, according to the statement printed beneath the paytable. The same screen says only the highest win is paid per selected line. Three pilots also have their own line-dependent awards shown above.
LCB describes this as a classic slot without a bonus game or free-spin feature. Its catalogue also marks a scatter field, but the available screen does not identify a scatter trigger or scatter payout rule, so no scatter feature is asserted here. This historical evidence does not confirm current casino availability, a progressive jackpot or the RTP of a version offered today.
Flying Ace questions
Which edition does this review cover?
The original Microgaming desktop game with three reels, five selectable lines and a paytable permanently displayed beside the reels. LCB currently lists the catalogue entry under Games Global.
Which line has the 6,000 pilot award?
Line 4. The screenshot pairs its purple line label with 6,000. Line 5, shown in red, has a 4,000 award.
Is 6,000 the multiplier of the total spin stake?
No. At the pictured coin value of 1 and five-unit total bet, the displayed 6,000-unit award is 1,200 times the total stake.
What does the pilot wild replace?
The screen states that it is wild for all symbols. It also limits payment to the highest win per selected line.
What does a three-single-BAR win pay in the example?
It credits 20 units at the pictured coin value of 1. With all five lines costing 5 units, that is four times the total stake before deducting the spin cost.
Are current RTP and casino availability verified?
No. An archived screenshot and a catalogue listing cannot establish the configuration or availability of a game offered by a particular operator today.
Evidence: LCB’s Flying Ace archive and its original game screenshot. Numeric examples use the visible coin value and bet rather than an assumed currency.
