WHO BUILT THIS
A simmer built this, not a committee
Three Flights is made by one person who flies, for people who fly.
Shannon Loder
I have been flying flight simulators for more than fifteen years, and I hold a UK private pilot’s licence. Flying is my passion rather than my side project, and Three Flights is the tool I wanted for my own evenings.
The problem it solves is my own habit. Open the simulator, look at a map of the whole world, spend twenty minutes deciding, close it again without flying. Three Flights does the opposite: exactly three flights worth flying tonight, chosen for the aircraft you actually own and the time you actually have, each one labelled honestly for where its information came from. Then, afterwards, a fair review of the approach and the landing — the part of a flight that most deserves attention and usually gets none.
It is built for every simmer. The first-timer in a Cessna who wants somewhere to go, the returning pilot who has an hour on a Tuesday, and the study-level captain who wants to know whether that touchdown was really as good as it felt. Nothing here assumes you already know what you are doing, and nothing here talks down to you if you do.
What it will not do
It will not guess. Anything the simulator did not record is left out of your review rather than invented, and every card on the site says whether its information is observed, real-route or estimated. It will not rank you against strangers — your landings are measured against your own. It will not pretend to be a flight school, and the review score covers the approach and the landing, nothing more.
The company
Three Flights is operated by UK Centre of Excellence Ltd, registered in England and Wales. Full company details, including the registration number and registered address, appear on the terms page and at checkout before any payment is taken.
Talk to me
If a score looks wrong, if a band should be tighter for a type you know well, or if the platform did something it should not have — say so. The marking scheme is published on every review for exactly that reason. This is a small product built by someone who is still flying it every week, and it improves fastest when pilots argue with it.