Pilot career
Flight hours, XP, Safety Rating, Prestige Points and certifications determine how your rank develops.
The SimPilot World platform
Your logbook is only the start.
ACARS records the flight and turns it into a PIREP. That result stays with your pilot, supports career progress and updates the aircraft and companies involved in the operation.
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After you land
Each PIREP stays part of your career.
Your flights contribute to one pilot record, even when you change aircraft, airline or simulator.
Two career modes
Professional uses structured certification progress. Arcade gives quicker access to airliners, with lower SPC and PR rewards on contracted flights.
Certifications
Use practice flights to prepare, then pass a scored examination to qualify for more aircraft.
Airline contracts
Review offers, sign with an airline and fly schedules suited to the qualifications you hold.
Awards and milestones
First flights, accepted PIREPs, certifications, promotions and other achievements remain on your record.
Shared economy
Pilot and AI operations affect aircraft, airlines, airports and fuel providers through traffic, demand and ownership.
Career modes
Choose the level of structure you want.
Professional mode starts in general aviation and uses certifications to open up airline flying. Arcade is available for pilots who prefer quicker access to airliners.
Professional certification-led progression Faster airliner access in Arcade XP and SR matter in both modes
Flight history
Your logbook shows how far you have come.
Review the airports and aircraft you have flown, along with flight time, distance, landing performance and rewards for each PIREP.
PIREP evaluation
See how every point was scored.
SimPilot ACARS records the flight, while the platform keeps the telemetry, detected events and route used for evaluation. The reasons behind the result remain visible.
What a PIREP records
- A permanent public reference and submission status.
- The tracked route, departure, arrival and operating aircraft.
- Flight time, distance, touchdown, landing rate and G-force.
- Operational events, bounces, stability and Safety Rating.
- XP, SPC and any qualifying Prestige Point rewards.
- Review notes and the certification result, when applicable.
Flight acceptance and examination results are separate. A valid flight may be accepted even if the certification score is below the required pass mark.
Achievement awards
Keep track of every milestone.
Awards mark events such as your first flight, first accepted PIREP, certifications, promotions, performance targets, airline operations and network achievements.
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The shared economy
Your flights affect more than your logbook.
Flights move fleet registrations, carry passengers and cargo, consume fuel and create airport activity. Pilot and AI operations both contribute.
- Each aircraft retains its location, condition and history.
- An accepted PIREP moves the booked aircraft to its destination.
- Traffic, demand and platform events can affect market assets.
- Selected high-value career events may be recorded on Polygon.
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