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Fly the network,
not just the route

Eight virtual airlines, one pilot account. Cargo out of Liège at night, long haul from Paris and Amsterdam, Scandinavia and the Middle East — your hours, rank and awards follow you across all of it.

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London

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Tel Aviv

09:40 (GMT +3)

Tokyo

15:40 (GMT +9)

We would like to say welcome, visitor!

Welcome aboard.

AirCrewCentral is one pilot account across eight virtual airlines. Bring your own simulator — MSFS, P3D, X-Plane or FSX — and everything else is here: 992 routes, 38 aircraft, live ACARS tracking, a training academy and a fleet that ranges from the ATR 72 to the 747-8F.

New here? Read the New Pilot Guide, pick an airline below, and file your first flight today.

Newest Pilots

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Amir

Paris-Orly Airport

Joined 2 weeks ago.
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Hasan

Ben Gurion International Airport

Joined 2 weeks ago.
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AndreyStupnikov

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Joined 1 year ago.

Eight airlines, one logbook

Switch between them whenever you like. Hours, rank and awards stay with you — you never start over.

ASL Airlines Belgium

ASL Airlines Belgium

Short-haul feeder

TAY LGG

ATR 72 · B737F

FedEx / TNT Belgium

FedEx / TNT Belgium

Overnight linehaul

FDX LGG

B737F · B777F · MD-11F

Challenge Group Virtual

Challenge Group Virtual

Heavy and outsize

CHZ TLV · LGG · MLA

B747F · B777F · MD-11F

Martinair Virtual

Martinair Virtual

Cargo and charter

MPH AMS

B747F · MD-11F

KLM Virtual

KLM Virtual

Long-haul passenger

KLM AMS

B777-300ER · A330

Air France Virtual

Air France Virtual

European passenger

AFR CDG

A320 · A321

Transavia Virtual

Transavia Virtual

Leisure charter

TVF AMS

B737-800

SAS Virtual

SAS Virtual

Scandinavian network

SAS ARN · OSL

A320 · A321

The fleet

Drawn to a single scale — the size difference on this page is the real one. Seats, payload and range come straight from the fleet register, so they match what the contract board offers.

Boeing 737-700

Regional passenger

Type
B737
In fleet
3
Seats
132
Range
3 000 nm
Cruise
M0.78

Airbus A320

European passenger

Type
A320
In fleet
2
Seats
168
Range
3 300 nm
Cruise
M0.78

Boeing 737-800

European passenger

Type
B738
In fleet
12
Seats
176–189
Range
2 900 nm
Cruise
M0.78

Boeing 737-900

High-density passenger

Type
B739
In fleet
2
Seats
188
Range
3 000 nm
Cruise
M0.78

Boeing 737 Freighter

Short-haul cargo

Type
B73F
In fleet
5
Payload
23 t
Range
2 900 nm
Cruise
M0.78

McDonnell Douglas MD-11F

Trijet freighter

Type
MD11
In fleet
6
Payload
91 t
Range
3 600 nm
Cruise
M0.82

Boeing 777F

Long-haul cargo

Type
B77F
In fleet
6
Payload
102 t
Range
5 000 nm
Cruise
M0.84

Boeing 777-300ER

Long-haul passenger

Type
B77W
In fleet
2
Seats
296–408
Range
7 400 nm
Cruise
M0.84

Boeing 747-8F

Largest freighter

Type
B748
In fleet
2
Payload
138 t
Range
4 400 nm
Cruise
M0.85

How it works

Three steps between reading this page and filing your first flight report.

  1. 01

    Pick an airline

    Eight operators, one pilot account. Cargo, passengers, short hops or long haul — the choice is what you want to fly, not where you start. Your record follows you across all of them.

  2. 02

    Connect your simulator

    MSFS, P3D, X-Plane or FSX — bring whichever you already own. ACARS tracks the flight gate to gate on its own: taxi, climb, cruise, and the landing you would rather nobody saw.

  3. 03

    Build the logbook

    Rank comes from hours in the air. Awards come from what you did along the way — night freight, ocean crossings, airports nobody else has touched. Nothing resets when you switch airline.

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About AirCrewCentral

AirCrewCentral is a unified virtual aviation hub.
We bring together multiple virtual airlines under one roof, sharing one pilot center and one database.

Whether you fly cargo or passengers, Europe or intercontinental routes — you’ll find a place here.
Our network mirrors real-world airline diversity and professionalism.

Your Career Across Airlines

One pilot account, eight airlines, one logbook. Fly cargo out of Liège, long-haul from Paris and Amsterdam, or short hops across Europe — every flight adds to the same career.

Your rank, hours, reputation and pay rate follow you, not the airline you happen to fly today.

Join once. Fly the whole network.