Description
New in v0.9.0
Career Mode Beta - requires premium
Cabin announcements for MSFS and X Plane 12
New Wiki https://docs.flyhub.app/
Your career starts here.
FlyHub is the flight simulation platform that turns your hours in the virtual skies into something that actually means something. Connect it to MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, or X-Plane 12 — and from your very first flight, it's tracking, scoring, and building a pilot career that grows with every departure.
Two ways to fly. One platform.
Free Flight is for pilots who want flexibility without limits. Bid on real airline schedules, build your own routes, fly charter missions, recreate historical operations from past decades, or work through structured tours — all on your terms.
Career Mode puts you on the payroll. Get hired by a real airline, negotiate your contract, bid on monthly schedules based on seniority, complete type rating training, manage a salary and living expenses, and climb from First Officer to Senior Captain. Every decision has consequences. Every flight matters.
Every flight. Fully analyzed.
The moment your wheels leave the runway, FlyHub is working. Live telemetry tracks your entire flight in real time — and when you land, a detailed scoring report breaks down landing rate, G-force, touchdown position, approach stability, configuration compliance, and more. Every flight is logged permanently.
260+ real airlines. Decades of aviation history.
Fly up-to-date routes from over 200 real passenger, cargo, and historical operators — American, Emirates, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, FedEx, and more — each with accurate fleets and real route networks. Want to fly a Pan Am 747 on a route that hasn't existed in 30 years? Historical Routes has you covered.
Built for serious simmers.
SimBrief integration · VATSIM & IVAO support · Live traffic map · Scenery-aware route planning · In-sim overlay · OBS stream overlay · Discord Rich Presence · Console manual tracker and much more!
Free to start. Yours to keep.
Cadet — Free, forever. Five rotating airlines per week, one personal airline of your choice each month, up to 6 scheduled flights, unlimited logbook, and full flight scoring. Not a trial — a complete experience with no expiry.
Captain — $4.99/mo or $47.90/yr. Every airline, all historical routes, Career Mode, VIP Ops and charter flying, unrestricted scheduling, priority support, and your Captain profile badge. For pilots who want the full picture.
FlyHub is in open beta and actively developed. Download and get started today.
FlyHub — Airline Schedules and Career
FlyHub is an app designed for flight simulators that enhances the flying experience by providing a structured airline career platform. It features automatic flight tracking and landing analysis through live telemetry, generating detailed reports and maintaining a persistent pilot profile. With access to over 200 real airlines and the ability to recreate historical airline operations, FlyHub offers a rich environment for sim pilots. The app includes a free tier with core functionalities and an optional premium tier for expanded features.
User Reviews
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Version History
FlyHub Update — New Airlines & Career Onboarding Improvements Another batch of airlines has arrived on FlyHub, alongside a new option for pilots starting a Career! New airlines AirZeta — South Korea’s expanding cargo carrier, formerly Air Incheon, now operating a much larger freighter network following the acquisition of Asiana Airlines’ cargo business. Smartavia — A Russian low-cost carrier operating domestic and regional services with its Boeing 737 fleet. Air Macau — Macau’s flag carrier, connecting Macau with destinations across mainland China and East Asia. Jin Air — One of South Korea’s major low-cost carriers, with an extensive domestic and international network across Asia. Trinity Airways — The new identity of T’way Air, bringing everything from short-haul 737 operations to long-haul widebody flying. Aero K — A South Korean low-cost carrier based at Cheongju, operating A320-family aircraft across Korea and East Asia. New Career Starter Market Preference Starting a new Career now gives you more control over where FlyHub searches for your first employer. Your nationality and preferred job market are now separate choices, so you can choose to: Search worldwide — Get starter opportunities distributed across different regions. Stay near your nationality — The recommended option for a more natural career start. Choose a specific region — Start your job search in the part of the world you actually want to fly in. Your choice is saved with your Career and continues to be used if FlyHub needs to generate new starter offers after an unsuccessful training attempt. Bug fix: 4-star airlines should show again on onboarding if you choose the easiest difficulty Happy flying!


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about 11 hours ago
Any idea what's behind this?
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I'll take a look into all those requests
The only one I cannot do is the X Plane 10 one, it is not maintained anymore and I don't have a copy of the simulator so I just cannot justify maintaining a new simulator that is not broadly used
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Additional languages might come down the line
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I would appreciate a one time payment possible, even if it's a bit more expensive than the current annual plan to help you with the costs but ever since I saw it on British AvGeek channel I've been very addicted to this
Awesome job!
If possible, could you add Buffalo Airways and Riyadh Air to the app?
I also would love a tour based on the Lockheed Tristar since I recently bought the IniBuilds plane
Either way, keep going, this is amazing!
3 months ago
I'll take a look into those requests!
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The reason FlyHub optional subscription exists right now is not because I want to “legally rip people off.” I’m a solo developer building this in my spare time outside my DevOps job, and FlyHub relies on data that has to be maintained, expanded, and updated every month across all the airlines we support.
That data is not free, and as FlyHub grows with more airlines, routes, historical networks, and monthly updates, the ongoing costs grow as well.
A fixed one-time price would probably be easier to sell, and I completely understand why many people prefer it. The issue is that, at the moment, I haven’t been able to secure a long-term data agreement that would make that model sustainable.
There are several reasons for that, including long-term commercial licensing, the rights to store aviation data over time for historical routes purposes, and the ongoing cost of maintaining and updating that data regularly.
That said, I do understand the appeal of a one-time purchase. If I’m able to get a better long-term deal for the data and make the numbers work, a one-time option may come in the future.
Thanks for leaving feedback 🫶🏻
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