Google Earth has introduced a web-based flight simulator, allowing users to explore the world from the cockpit for free. Here's how to access and use the feature.

Seriously, I'm sorry I had a gazillion browser tabs open alongside several hours' worth of unsaved work. Please don't crash.

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