Personal roster

Pick a real airline and get ten of its actual flights: the same routes, numbers and types. You choose the deadline. The roster is personal and leaves your airline's money and fleet alone.

How to build a roster

1. 1Pick an airline and a familySearch by name or ICAO code, Russian names work too. Family: A320, 737, 777 and so on.
2. 2Flight length, pattern and hubShort means up to 2 hours block, medium 2 to 6, long 6 and up. "Round trips from the hub" bring you home, a "Chain" moves on through the network.
3. 3Pick a deadline and acceptA roster has 10 flights, or 6 long ones. Deadline: a week, 2 weeks, a month or none. Same number of flights, just a slower pace. "Another schedule" builds a new variant, "Accept the schedule" starts the clock. One active roster per pilot.
4. 4Fly them in orderFly the next flight as a free flight with the tracker running. It is credited on its own when the tracker closes the flight.

When a flight counts

• Only a free flight recorded by the tracker. A flight booked through an airline does not go here.
• Departure and arrival airports as in the roster. Divert to an alternate and the flight is not credited, but you can fly it again before the deadline.
• An aircraft of the same family as in the roster.
• Strictly in order: only the next flight can be credited.
• A flight that ended in a crash is not credited.

Skips

Each roster comes with 2 skips: "Skip" removes the next flight, and it earns no XP. If the roster isn't working out, "Abandon schedule" closes it, and the XP already credited stays.

What you get