The airline pilot career simulator for MSFS 2024
Live the career of an airline pilot.
Aviaro gives you the next airline duty. Prepare it, fly it in Microsoft Flight Simulator, see exactly how you performed, and return to a career that remembers.
In private development. Closed beta is not yet open.
The career loop
A reason to fly. A career to return to.
One connected rhythm turns each simulator flight into the next chapter of your airline career.
- 01
Get hired
- 02
Receive roster
- 03
Prepare duty
- 04
Fly in MSFS
- 05
Review evidence
- 06
Progress
- 07
Next duty
A working pilot's perspective
Open MSFS. Report for duty.
Aviaro starts before the runway. Employment gives you a base, a roster gives you structure, and every sector becomes an assigned piece of a continuing career.
Employment with purpose
Choose a pilot job, join an airline, and work from an assigned base.
Duties, not random flights
Report times, sectors, aircraft families, and preparation belong to one published roster.
The Aviaro experience
Built around the whole duty.
Three connected parts make Aviaro different from a flight tracker, virtual airline, or standalone economy layer.
A career that assigns the next flight
Employment, roster, duty timing, qualifications, reputation, rank, and logbook results persist from one sector to the next.
A flight that stays protected
The Windows Gateway owns active tracking, checkpoints, events, and recovery locally—even through temporary network or application interruption.
A report that explains itself
Every supported scoring decision identifies the rule, evidence, explanation, and score impact. Missing proof stays not evaluable.
A connected category
More than tracking a flight.
Aviaro connects the pieces that usually live in separate tools.
| Experience | Tracker | Virtual airline | Economy | Aviaro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracks simulator activity | — | — | ||
| Assigns an airline roster | — | — | ||
| Builds a persistent pilot career | — | — | ||
| Connects duty, flight evidence, and progression | — | — | — |
Evidence-first scoring
Know what happened—and why.
Aviaro evaluates normalized, confirmed evidence. It does not fill gaps with guesses, and every score-changing result remains inspectable after the flight.
Hard landing
Touchdown vertical rate −150 fpm
Overspeed
Reliable aircraft operating limits unavailable
Your flight is not disposable.
Local checkpoints, durable events, and an outbox protect active tracking through temporary network loss or a Gateway restart. Recovery is implemented and replay-tested; broader real-flight validation remains in progress.
Keep the career on your second screen.
Use Aviaro from a desktop browser or iPad to follow career and live-flight views while MSFS runs. The Windows Gateway must remain connected to your simulator.
Private development, reported with evidence.
The career loop, simulator Gateway, local recovery, explainable scoring, browser companion, responsive iPad experience, and internal Windows packaging are implemented. Substantial real-MSFS validation and external distribution preparation are still ahead.
No invented launch promise.
Aviaro will open only after the product has earned confidence across multiple real flights, recovery conditions, and supported aircraft profiles.
View development statusCompatibility
Designed for the simulator setup you already fly.
Current private-build targets—not a promise of universal aircraft support.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before departure.
What the current private build does, what it requires, and what is still ahead.
What is Aviaro?
Aviaro is an airline pilot career simulator that runs around Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. It gives the pilot employment, assigned duties, flight preparation, evaluation, and persistent career progression.
Is Aviaro available now?
No. Aviaro is in private development. Public distribution and closed-beta enrollment are not currently open.
Is Aviaro a flight simulator?
No. You fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Aviaro provides the airline career around that flight.
Why not just join a virtual airline?
A virtual airline is best when you want a human community, group events, shared procedures, and training. Aviaro is a private career simulation that is ready whenever you are. It does not require joining or managing an organization.
Is Aviaro an airline-management game?
No. The user is the pilot. Salaries and contracts provide career context, but Aviaro is not centered on buying fleets, hiring employees, or operating an airline company.
Which simulator does Aviaro support?
The initial product is being built for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on a Windows simulator PC.
Does Aviaro require FSUIPC7?
The current Windows Gateway connects to Microsoft Flight Simulator through FSUIPC7. Exact installation and version requirements will be published before external beta access.
Which aircraft are supported?
The Fenix A320 family is the first validation priority. Additional aircraft and generic telemetry support are being tested. A definitive compatibility and scoring-coverage matrix will be published before external release.
Does Aviaro work on iPad?
Career pages and the live-flight view are designed for a browser on iPad. The Windows Gateway and simulator PC remain required for live MSFS tracking. Aviaro is not currently a native iPad app.
Does Aviaro integrate with SimBrief?
Private builds can launch preparation with assigned-flight details and import the latest SimBrief OFP metadata. Final public workflow and requirements will be documented before beta.
How does scoring work?
Evaluated events include an explanation, evidence, timestamp, and score impact. Aviaro is designed not to apply a penalty when the required behavior cannot be established reliably from simulator data.
What can Aviaro score today?
Current private builds mainly support taxi-speed and landing-severity deductions. Unsupported rules remain not evaluable until Aviaro can establish the required behavior reliably.
What happens if the internet drops?
Active tracking remains owned by the Windows Gateway. Local checkpoints and queued synchronization are designed to preserve the active-flight record through temporary network interruptions.
What happens if MSFS or the Gateway crashes?
The Gateway keeps a local active-flight checkpoint and can offer recovery after a restart. This protects Aviaro’s flight-tracking state; it does not guarantee restoration of every aircraft system or simulator position after an MSFS crash.
Are Aviaro’s airlines and schedules real?
Aviaro’s target is realistic airline networks and internally generated plausible schedules. Current private builds use controlled development fixtures. Public data sources, rights, and final production coverage will be validated before release.
Is Aviaro affiliated with Microsoft, an airline, or an aircraft developer?
No endorsement or partnership is implied unless separately announced and documented.
What will Aviaro cost?
Pricing has not been announced.
The next duty starts here
A flight matters more when a career remembers it.
Explore the complete pilot-career loop today. Public access will follow only when real-flight validation says Aviaro is ready.