REAL OPERATIONS01
The London StandardOTHH → EGLL
7 h 46 · total sessionYOUR AIRCRAFT. YOUR TIME. YOUR WORLD.
Exactly three reasons to take off.
Your aircraft, your evening, three flights worth flying – then a fair review of the landing and a logbook that fills itself in. Plan on anything, Xbox included; measured reviews need a small recorder on a Windows PC.
Your sim, your aircraft, how long you have. Three flights worth flying, each labelled honestly – then a fair review of the landing. Plan on anything, Xbox included; measured reviews need a small recorder on a Windows PC.
03Three complete flights freeNo cardSimBrief optionalMSFS 2020 + 2024PC, Xbox and PS5
OBSERVED LANDING−0 fpm1.00 g · 737-800 · EGNX · no bounce ✓
WORLD DISCOVERY02
Down the Gulf to DubaiLTFM → OMDB
4 h 05 · total sessionSKILL BUILDER03
The Kathmandu arrivalVIDP → VNKT
1 h 50 · total sessionNo endless list. No filler.Choose one and fly. →
Three flights, not a list
Your aircraft, your evening, 49,144 airports — narrowed to three worth flying.
A landing that was measured
A small recorder watches the flight and reports −114 fpm, not “felt firm”.
A career you sign on to
Your airline, your base, your fleet. Second Officer to Captain on hours you actually flew.
Pay that looks like pay
Every leg earns at the rank you held that day, on real airline scales.
Badges you have to fly for
Ten approaches in a row within standard. Fifteen knots across the runway. Nothing for turning up.
Sleep through the cruise
The sim pauses before the top of descent, so the landing is still yours to fly.
A CAREER, NOT A SCOREBOARD
Start as a Second Officer. Earn your command.
Name your airline, your base and your fleet. Fly the legs. The rank, the hours and the pay build themselves from what the recorder actually saw — nothing you type into a logbook ever buys a promotion.
- Second OfficerEverybody starts here
- First Officer25 hours · 20 landings · 60% within standard
- Senior First Officer100 hours · two types · 70% within standard
- Captain500 hours · three types · 75% · a command check
- Always one next leg. Dispatch it in SimBrief and it is waiting on your card when you sit down.
- Pay that looks like pay. Every recorded leg earns at the rank you held that day. A realistic year on a narrowbody pays what a real First Officer is paid.
- Badges you have to fly for. First night landing. A measured 15 kt crosswind. Ten approaches in a row within standard. Nothing for turning up.
CAREER RECORDObserved flying only
First Officer148 h · 62 sectors · 71% within standard
| EGLL → LGAVA321 · 3h20 | £218 |
|---|---|
| LGAV → EGLLA321 · 3h35 | £232 |
| EGLL → LFPGA320 · 1h10 | £91 |
EARNED SO FAR£10,140
AT THE NEXT RANK£20,063
The same flying, as a Senior First Officer, would have paid £9,923 more. That is the promotion, in the only terms that matter.
EVERYTHING, WITHOUT THE SCROLLING
What it is, what it does, and what it costs.
Pick a question. Every answer is one click away – nothing is buried further down the page.
FROM QUESTION TO FLIGHT DECK
Ready to fly in three simple decisions.
Three Flights removes the searching without taking away your control.
Pick an aircraft, available time and the kind of flight you want – or lock exact airports.
Compare three deliberately different choices instead of another overwhelming database.
Open the briefing, fly, then take sixty seconds to log it. Your last landing becomes your next starting point.
DIFFERENT ON PURPOSE
Three things you will not find anywhere else.
Other tools hand you a map of suggestions and leave you scrolling. We give you three flights with three different reasons – one real operation, one discovery, one skill – and then we stop. Choosing takes seconds, not an evening.
Every card is labelled Real Now, Plausible or Estimated, and every review mark carries a reason and a weight. A firm landing in 25-knot gusts is read fairly. What we cannot measure, we do not score. Nobody else labels their guesses.
Nothing to install to get your three flights: open it on a phone beside the TV, fly, log the flight in a minute. That is the same on Xbox, PS5 and PC. The measured landing review – the fpm, the g, the centreline – needs a small recorder running on a Windows PC. Consoles have no telemetry link and we do not pretend otherwise.
Measured, not guessed
Every scored event shows its evidence and threshold.
Context before penalty
Brief transitions and meaningless seconds do not become artificial failures.
Missing means not scored
Unavailable aircraft-specific values are declared – not fabricated.
WHO BUILT THIS
A simmer built this, not a committee.
I'm Shannon Loder. I have flown flight simulators for more than fifteen years and I hold a UK private pilot's licence. Three Flights is the tool I wanted for my own evenings: stop scrolling a map of the whole world, fly one of three flights worth flying, and get an honest review of the approach afterwards.
Built for every simmer — the first Cessna as much as the study-level airliner. More about why →
THREE FLIGHTS
Stop searching. Start flying.
Your aircraft. Your time. Your world. Exactly three reasons to take off.