[1] Real routes, dispatch, type ratings, logbook, PIREPS, progression from Junior First Officer to Captain. Real Airlines.
Real routes, one logbook. Progress to Captain.
Airline ops, routes, dispatch, logbook, progression.
Career mode just got a full suite of controls: type rating progression, strict or flexible scheduling, route duration preferences, and fleet pinning for senior pilots. Plus new airlines and refreshed networks for Delta, American, and United.
Two schedule styles, two very different rhythms. This guide explains what Strict and Flexible mean, what your roster will look like in each mode, and how to choose the one that fits your life.
SimRoster started as a career simulator. It is about to become something bigger.
Three new airlines are live this week. JetBlue out of JFK, KLM from Amsterdam Schiphol, and Emirates from Dubai. Real routes, real fleet, real flight numbers.
Already flying for one airline and want to try another? Here is the full walkthrough, screen by screen, from your home page to your new roster.
SimRoster runs like a native app on your iPhone or iPad. Add it to your home screen in seconds, no App Store needed, and it updates itself automatically.
Air Canada now available
LOT Polish Airlines now available
NEW: Improved Type Ratings — realistic progression and haul specialization
Etihad Airways now available
Caribbean Airlines now available
Frontier Airlines, Singapore Airlines, and Qatar Airways now available
Performance improvements and quality of life updates
Japan Airlines (JAL) is now available
Alaska Airlines is now an option when you pick an airline, and we fixed a bug where the app could zoom in unexpectedly after you sign in
EasyJet, Aegean Airlines, and behind-the-scenes improvements across the whole application
JetBlue, KLM, and Emirates now available
JetBlue & performance improvements
Turkish Airlines and Iberia, performance improvements
Flight time estimate & instant scheduling mode switch
New look
PIREP fix: submit same-day flights
SimRoster v1.1.0: Real Data, Real Flights
SimRoster launches
