the interface that you see contains all the controls that you as pilot are able to access . by clicking on the controls you cause the plane to bank, climb or accelerate

bearing
the airplane to the left of the aerial view indicates your current heading ( direction ) . the number is bearing in degrees clockwise from north . the compass name is standard cardinal points . to turn the plane, simply click where you want the nose of the plane to be

altitude
control is on the far left hand side of the console . the levels indicate the current altitude, in a scale that tops at the aircrafts maximum allowed altitude . the number beneath is the current altitude in metres . to change altitude, click on the level indicator

velocity
the velocity indicator is on the far right of the console . the levels show the range of velocity that the plane is able to acheive, and the numbers beneath indicate current speed in metres per second . to change velocity, click on the indicator

display
the display in the centre of your screen is the view of the ground from the bottom of the plane . the latency is the time difference between the plane and you in seconds . the longer the latency, the longer it will take for you to see the effect of your commands on the screen