My Ops: see what you can fly
See the routes your ratings unlock, find flights home, and preview where another qualification could take you.
FlyHub / Career Mode
Your first contract.
Your dream airline.
Start with an offer. Earn your stripes. Work toward the airline you have always wanted to fly for, with a whole pilot’s life to build along the way.
Included with Captain. Career Mode is in beta.
Your career, your direction
Where could your career take you?
Start close to home. Build your experience. Set your sights on the airline you have always wanted to fly for.
- 01
Find your first seat
Regional flying, real responsibilities, and the beginning of your reputation.
Cape Air1★
Clic Air1★
Loganair2★
SkyWest Airlines2★
- 02
Open more doors
New ratings and a stronger record give you more employers to aim for.
Avianca3★
easyJet3★
Aer Lingus4★
Aeromexico4★
- 03
Make the big move
Bring the hours, reputation and interview performance for a top-tier contract.
British Airways5★
Delta Air Lines5★
Emirates5★
United Airlines5★
A few of the simulated employers you can work toward in FlyHub. Choose your own path; offers depend on difficulty, location, qualifications and your record. Stars show FlyHub Career tiers.
Career progression
Earn your stripes.
Hours, tenure, reputation and recent performance shape promotions. Each step comes with a new contract.
- 01
First Officer
Your first contract. Your first ratings. A reputation to build.
- 02
Senior First Officer
Experience that shows. More time with your airline, more to aim for.
- 03
Captain
Earn the left seat. Revisit your airline’s past in Historical Operations.
- 04
Senior Captain
The top of the rank ladder. A career built on consistent performance.
Dashboard
Give every flight
a reason to happen.
Your Dashboard brings the next operation, weather, roster and career timeline together. Come back knowing what you are working toward.
Check fatigue and readiness, then follow the work from Dispatch to payday. Training results, job offers and promotions give the next flight a bigger purpose.
Meet your Career Dashboard- 01
Dispatch
Choose the work
Itineraries, bids and reserve calls.
- 02
Calendar
Make it your week
Place your flights. Lock your roster.
- 03
My Flights
Fly your assignment
Put your training and preparation to work.
- 04
Finance
Make it count
Pay, costs and the next career decision.
My Company
An employer with
more than a logo.
Choose more than a livery. Your airline shapes your routes, qualifications, home base and benefits. Staying builds seniority; moving opens a different chapter.
Training that opens doors
Earn type ratings and request company-funded training when eligible. Another aircraft family can open a different network.
Union membership with trade-offs
Weigh dues against medical savings, hotel and meal benefits, appeals and employment protections.
A base, a roster and time off
Move to a new company base or request vacation and sick leave. Budget for relocation and unpaid time away.
Dispatch, Calendar & My Flights
Work worth planning your week around.
Plan a connected trip, bid for the routes you want, or go on reserve for short-notice work. Your aircraft qualifications and location shape the options.
Build an itinerary
Review connected assignments and aircraft before filing them to Calendar. Place flights on dates, check the order, and lock your roster when you are ready.
Bid for your preferences
Rank the route lines you want in the monthly Bid Board. Seniority influences the awards, so staying with an airline can change the work you get.
Answer a reserve call
Go on standby for short-notice work with its own response and reporting windows. Eligible assignments can earn extra pay; jumpseat travel helps you reach the departure airport.
Lock your roster to send assignments to My Flights. Flying on the planned date can earn bonuses; performance, fatigue and recurrent checks still matter.
Historical Operations
Earn a seat in
your airline’s history.
Reach Captain or Senior Captain and revisit routes your current airline operated in the past, where its archive is available. Pick individual flights with Manual Bid or build a multi-leg trip with Scheduler.
Historical flights have their own pay and progression rules and stay separate from your regular Calendar roster. This unlock comes from your pilot’s rank, not the name of your subscription.
Discover Historical OperationsFinance / Pilot life
There is a life between the flights.
A place to live. A way to get to work. Enough rest for the next duty. Choose what your paycheck supports, and see how it affects your pilot.
Your address is a career decision.
Stay flexible with crew lodging, rent somewhere of your own, or work toward buying a home. What feels comfortable also has to fit your paycheck.
- Crew lodging
- Rent a place
- Own a home
- Your budget
- Upfront costs and a monthly commitment
- Your next duty
- Sleep, stress and recovery
Finance / Investments & Ledger
Your salary starts
another set of decisions.
Plan around pay, living costs and the next career move. A new job may pay more and still leave less after housing, relocation, training and debt.
Pay that follows your career
Rank, contract, airline and region shape your pay. Follow weekly payroll, bonuses and deductions.
Invest with room to breathe
Build a rental-property portfolio. Balance income against down payments, loans and debt, separately from your own home.
Every movement in the ledger
See salary, taxes, living costs, union dues, medical charges and property income. Follow the money in your Ledger.
Job Market
Choose the career
you want to earn.
Search airlines by fleet, region, country, operation and tier. Find a job that fits your qualifications today, or a destination to work toward.
Hours and reputation open doors, but meeting the minimums does not guarantee an offer. Your record matters, and airlines can approach you with opportunities too.
Explore the Job Market- 01
Compare the whole offer
Look beyond the hourly rate to the base, benefits, training and cost of moving.
- 02
Make the application count
Application limits and review windows reward a considered choice. Keep track of interviews and expiring offers.
- 03
Interview and qualify
Interview performance can affect the salary offered. Some moves require type-rating training or a share of its cost.
- 04
Sign your next chapter
Review the contract before accepting. A move can change your seniority, base and benefits; a promotion needs a new contract too.
Included with Captain
Make your first
career decision.
Career Mode is part of your one-time Captain license. No separate Career subscription or VA Growth plan is needed.
- 01
Choose your challenge
Create a pilot and choose Easy, Normal or Hard. Keep up to three independent careers if you want different paths.
- 02
Find your starting point
Choose a starter airline, complete the interview, pick a base and review your first contract.
- 03
Begin your flying life
Complete any required training, build your roster and start shaping the career you want.
Do I need Premium?
Yes. Career Mode is included with the one-time Captain license and is currently in beta. You do not need the Virtual Airlines Growth plan. Create a FlyHub account, choose Captain, then open Career Mode in the app.
Is the Captain plan the same as Captain rank?
No. Captain is the name of FlyHub’s Premium license. Captain rank is a milestone your pilot earns through Career Mode. Buying the license does not skip training, requirements or promotions.
Is this different from Virtual Airlines?
Yes. Career Mode follows your personal pilot career at an airline, with contracts, pay, qualifications and progression. Virtual Airlines is about joining or running a shared community airline. You can use both modes, and their progress stays separate.
Do I have to fly every day?
No, but your active career has commitments. Choose work you can complete and request vacation or sick leave when you need time away. Approved leave protects you from the relevant inactivity and performance checks. Leave is unpaid, and existing duties still need attention.
What happens when I close FlyHub or switch careers?
Your selected career keeps its clock running when you close the app, so deadlines and offers still matter. Switching to another save pauses the one you leave. You can keep up to three separate careers, each with its own pilot, money and progress.
Can I choose how challenging it is?
Yes. Easy, Normal and Hard change your starting finances, starter offers and training requirements. Choose the pressure you enjoy, then build your career from there.
Can I fly historical routes straight away?
Historical Operations opens at Captain or Senior Captain rank when your current airline has an archive. Buying the Captain license alone does not unlock it. These flights sit outside your normal Calendar roster and follow their own pay and progression rules.
Is the salary or investment money real?
No. Salary, living costs, loans and property investments are part of the simulation. Your Career balance has no cash value and is separate from your FlyHub subscription.
Can I use MSFS, X-Plane or a console?
FlyHub supports telemetry tracking with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, plus manual flight logging for console and other setups. Use the Windows app to manage your career and choose the supported tracking method for your flight.
Next contract
The left seat
starts with one interview.
Pick a starter airline, choose your base and fly the roster that gets you promoted.