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Thank you for that feedback ! 💙

Most likely due to the scale and length of contract with data provider they get discounts or something I'm simply not able to obtain at the time being Thanks for the feedback though!

Thanks for taking a look. Just to clarify, it’s definitely not meant to be a teaser, a lot is already available on the free plan. The subscription exists to help make the project sustainable long term, especially because the airline data I update every month comes with ongoing costs. Data is what drives the cost of apps like this. It’s expensive, and there’s a reason why services like FSLTL lost access to FR24 data. This kind of data is widely used across the industry, so maintaining access to it comes at a real cost.

Hi everyone, This is my first post here on AVSIM, so first of all, thanks for reading. The flight sim community has been awesome, and I really appreciate the chance to share this here. :) I wanted to introduce FlyHub, a flight simulation companion app I have mostly developed on my own, with some help from fellow developers I have worked with in the past. FlyHub is built for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024 and X-Plane 12, and it has now been available for around 4 months. In that time, it has grown to over 3,000 registered users, with a lot of great feedback from the community. We also have a Discord with almost 800 members, so if you want to follow development, give feedback, report issues, or suggest features, you are very welcome to join. The app is built around two main ways to fly: Free Flight Mode and Career Mode. Both modes use schedule information for more than 230 airlines, with data that has been made possible thanks to the support of users who have joined so far, along with some personal investment to help the project get off the ground. Free Flight Mode is the flexible side of FlyHub. You can browse airline schedules, book flights, build single or multi-leg itineraries, track your flights, use the calendar, fly tours, grow your logbook, earn XP, and fly at your own pace. It is meant for pilots who want better tracking and planning tools without being locked into a strict career economy. The free Cadet plan includes core flight tracking, the Dashboard, Schedules, Calendar, Tours, five weekly rotating airlines, one monthly airline choice, and unlimited logbook history. For pilots who want something much deeper, FlyHub also includes a structured Career Mode. Career Mode is separate from Free Flight and is designed more like a long-term airline pilot career. You create your pilot, choose a difficulty, join an airline, select a base, complete interviews, sign contracts, train on aircraft, earn type ratings, fly assignments, manage your money, build reputation, gain seniority, and work your way toward better jobs and promotions. Career Mode includes systems such as: Airline employment, contracts, and company progression Career dispatch and assignment generation based on your airline, aircraft, base, ratings, and situation Calendar-based roster planning Type ratings, training flights, and checkrides Job market, applications, interviews, passive offers, promotions, and transfers Seniority, rank progression, and airline movement Monthly bid board and route bidding Reserve duty, jumpseat/repositioning, and fatigue pressure Salary, expenses, rent, taxes, loans, medical checks, and payroll history Reputation, performance reviews, strikes, resignation penalties, and long-term consequences Career notifications, profile, CV, achievements, leaderboards, and logbook progression And honestly, quite a bit more. Outside of the career system, FlyHub also includes real-time simulator telemetry tracking, flight phase detection, flight recovery support, SimBrief integration, METAR/weather awareness, Discord Rich Presence, live traffic map, in-sim overlay messages, and detailed post-flight scoring. The scoring system looks at things like landing rate, touchdown G-force, runway alignment, touchdown zone, unstable approaches, overrun or excursion checks, bounce detection, lights, gear, altimeter, and other penalty breakdowns. There is also a Scenery Scanner that can detect installed airport scenery across MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, and X-Plane 12. This can be used by the route planning system so you can prefer or require routes that use airports where you actually have scenery installed. For streamers, FlyHub also includes a built-in OBS/browser-source overlay system that can show live flight data such as callsign, network, aircraft, origin, destination, altitude, ground speed, heading, vertical speed, ETA, progress, status, and flight phase. It also supports custom colors, CSS, layouts, and dual-PC/LAN setups. FlyHub has also been showcased by different YouTubers and streamers across the community, including English, German, Spanish, and Polish-speaking creators. If you want to see the app in action before trying it, there are already a few previews and videos available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJGpkkdbTCU&t=1002s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71DFHt1OMLQ&t=320s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atZSOUQd4bY&t=181s You can also find some FlyHub previews through Steve Ellis’ Twitch channel if you follow him — yes, the creator of BA Virtual. I have also made some tutorials myself that show different parts of what FlyHub offers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtnQWu_GHqM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-IlgTrcdRw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEnamRM5QQA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S339QClIRGo FlyHub supports full telemetry tracking on PC with MSFS and X-Plane, and there is also a manual/offline tracker for console users or for setups where telemetry is not available. You can try FlyHub here: https://flyhub.app You can also download it from Flightsim.to: https://flightsim.to/addon/105102/flyhub-airline-career-telemetry-and-flight-tracking-platform Docs are available here: https://docs.flyhub.app I would really appreciate feedback from the AVSIM community, especially from pilots who enjoy airline operations, realistic schedules, dispatch planning, career progression, or long-term logbook building. Thanks again for reading. :) Sebastian

Hi everyone, This is my first post here on AVSIM, so first of all, thanks for reading. The flight sim community has been awesome, and I really appreciate the chance to share this here. :) I wanted to introduce FlyHub, a flight simulation companion app I have mostly developed on my own, with some help from fellow developers I have worked with in the past. FlyHub is built for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024 and X-Plane 12, and it has now been available for around 4 months. In that time, it has grown to over 3,000 registered users, with a lot of great feedback from the community. We also have a Discord with almost 800 members, so if you want to follow development, give feedback, report issues, or suggest features, you are very welcome to join. The app is built around two main ways to fly: Free Flight Mode and Career Mode. Both modes use schedule information for more than 230 airlines, with data that has been made possible thanks to the support of users who have joined so far, along with some personal investment to help the project get off the ground. Free Flight Mode is the flexible side of FlyHub. You can browse airline schedules, book flights, build single or multi-leg itineraries, track your flights, use the calendar, fly tours, grow your logbook, earn XP, and fly at your own pace. It is meant for pilots who want better tracking and planning tools without being locked into a strict career economy. The free Cadet plan includes core flight tracking, the Dashboard, Schedules, Calendar, Tours, five weekly rotating airlines, one monthly airline choice, and unlimited logbook history. For pilots who want something much deeper, FlyHub also includes a structured Career Mode. Career Mode is separate from Free Flight and is designed more like a long-term airline pilot career. You create your pilot, choose a difficulty, join an airline, select a base, complete interviews, sign contracts, train on aircraft, earn type ratings, fly assignments, manage your money, build reputation, gain seniority, and work your way toward better jobs and promotions. Career Mode includes systems such as: Airline employment, contracts, and company progression Career dispatch and assignment generation based on your airline, aircraft, base, ratings, and situation Calendar-based roster planning Type ratings, training flights, and checkrides Job market, applications, interviews, passive offers, promotions, and transfers Seniority, rank progression, and airline movement Monthly bid board and route bidding Reserve duty, jumpseat/repositioning, and fatigue pressure Salary, expenses, rent, taxes, loans, medical checks, and payroll history Reputation, performance reviews, strikes, resignation penalties, and long-term consequences Career notifications, profile, CV, achievements, leaderboards, and logbook progression And honestly, quite a bit more. Outside of the career system, FlyHub also includes real-time simulator telemetry tracking, flight phase detection, flight recovery support, SimBrief integration, METAR/weather awareness, Discord Rich Presence, live traffic map, in-sim overlay messages, and detailed post-flight scoring. The scoring system looks at things like landing rate, touchdown G-force, runway alignment, touchdown zone, unstable approaches, overrun or excursion checks, bounce detection, lights, gear, altimeter, and other penalty breakdowns. There is also a Scenery Scanner that can detect installed airport scenery across MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, and X-Plane 12. This can be used by the route planning system so you can prefer or require routes that use airports where you actually have scenery installed. For streamers, FlyHub also includes a built-in OBS/browser-source overlay system that can show live flight data such as callsign, network, aircraft, origin, destination, altitude, ground speed, heading, vertical speed, ETA, progress, status, and flight phase. It also supports custom colors, CSS, layouts, and dual-PC/LAN setups. FlyHub has also been showcased by different YouTubers and streamers across the community, including English, German, Spanish, and Polish-speaking creators. If you want to see the app in action before trying it, there are already a few previews and videos available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJGpkkdbTCU&t=1002s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71DFHt1OMLQ&t=320s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atZSOUQd4bY&t=181s You can also find some FlyHub previews through Steve Ellis’ Twitch channel if you follow him — yes, the creator of BA Virtual. I have also made some tutorials myself that show different parts of what FlyHub offers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtnQWu_GHqM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-IlgTrcdRw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEnamRM5QQA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S339QClIRGo FlyHub supports full telemetry tracking on PC with MSFS and X-Plane, and there is also a manual/offline tracker for console users or for setups where telemetry is not available. You can try FlyHub here: https://flyhub.app You can also download it from Flightsim.to: https://flightsim.to/addon/105102/flyhub-airline-career-telemetry-and-flight-tracking-platform Docs are available here: https://docs.flyhub.app I would really appreciate feedback from the AVSIM community, especially from pilots who enjoy airline operations, realistic schedules, dispatch planning, career progression, or long-term logbook building. Thanks again for reading. :) Sebastian