Frequently Asked Questions

Use the Join Us section of the website to create your pilot account. Once registered, you can begin exploring the EuroAirlines network and start your virtual flying career.

EuroAirlines is a virtual airline for flight simulation enthusiasts, so you will need a compatible flight simulator to operate flights.

Our operations are designed around modern flight simulation. Supported simulator options can be listed and updated by the EuroAirlines administration as the airline develops.

Visit Flight Schedules under Operations to browse the available EuroAirlines routes and find a service that you would like to operate.

The Live Operations section provides access to the airline's live flight tracking and operational information.

After completing your flight, use the available flight reporting tools to submit your PIREP and have the flight added to your pilot record.

EuroAirlines is planned around a diverse fleet covering regional aircraft, narrowbodies and long-haul widebodies, including Embraer, Airbus and Boeing aircraft.

Yes. The EuroAirlines network is designed to provide a mixture of regional, European and intercontinental operations.

Ranks are based on your accumulated flight hours. The progression currently runs from Cadet through Second Officer, First Officer, Senior First Officer, Captain, Senior Captain, Training Captain and Chief Pilot.

Chief Pilot is currently the highest EuroAirlines pilot rank and requires 750 flight hours.

Any activity requirements will be communicated through the EuroAirlines pilot operations and administration.