Join Uzbekistan Airways Virtual.

START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW

A simulator. An aircraft.
A reason to fly.

A virtual airline is a community that gives your simulator flying a shared schedule, activities and a record of your flights. It is not an airline ticket or a real-world pilot qualification.

• A simulator and an installed aircraft supported by your chosen service. Our films are recorded in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024; current VA eligibility is shown in Phoenix.
• An aircraft variant, engine and configuration matching the booking. A livery does not make an incompatible aircraft suitable.
• Pegasus ACARS to record the VA flight, with the correct booking loaded. It is separate from our optional UZB Ops companion.
• A suitable flight plan, current conditions and the preparation required for your aircraft. Check the Getting Started guide for SimBrief linking and alternatives.

Simulator and tracker setup

Our flight films and primary aircraft reference use MSFS 2024. Pegasus supports MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024; install its required FSUIPC components for those simulators. Match your add-on variant, engine and configuration to the VA booking.

Read the official Pegasus setup and simulator requirements ↗

You do not need a pilot account to enjoy our films or read the public preparation guides.

JOIN / SIGN IN / PREPARE

One pilot account.
A clear first departure.

Register with the VA in vAMSYS, then sign in through Pilot Login. You do not need a separate account for this public website. Read the current Operations Guide before accepting it.

After signing in, open Getting Started → and Your First Flight →. Link Navigraph for SimBrief, install Pegasus and choose a service matching your aircraft. UZB Ops is an optional companion and does not replace Pegasus.

To connect your community identity, link Discord in your vAMSYS account ↗, then follow the server’s Start Here instructions. If a pilot role is missing, contact Pilot Support ↗. Keep personal account details out of public chat.

CHOOSE A FIRST JOURNEY

Istanbul, then Central Asia.
Or the other way around.

Use Getting Started for your aircraft setup and first booking, then choose an international return rotation or a regional journey. Both starting tours welcome online and offline flying. Complete the legs in order and register for the tour before the first one.

Phoenix links require pilot access. Current tour conditions and UTC windows take precedence over this public introduction.

TOUR 03 / VERIFIED IN PHOENIX

Eight legs.
Four places to discover.

Almaty, Bishkek / Manas, Astana and Dushanbe are the four destinations beyond our home base. Including Tashkent, this tour uses five airports. It does not cover every country in Central Asia.

1. 01
   Tashkent → AlmatyUZTT → UAAA
2. 02
   Almaty → TashkentUAAA → UZTT
3. 03
   Tashkent → Bishkek / ManasUZTT → UCFM
4. 04
   Bishkek / Manas → TashkentUCFM → UZTT
5. 05
   Tashkent → AstanaUZTT → UACC
6. 06
   Astana → TashkentUACC → UZTT
7. 07
   Tashkent → DushanbeUZTT → UTDD
8. 08
   Dushanbe → TashkentUTDD → UZTT

Tour window: 22 October 2026, 14:00 UTC to 31 December 2026, 23:59 UTC. Register before your first qualifying leg, complete the sequence in order and depart and land within the event window. UZB / HY callsigns; use the permitted A320-family aircraft offered in the booking. Online and offline flying are welcome. Completion: 180 points, once. Current conditions remain in the live event ↗.

Your scenery, ready for departure.

Choose an optional airport edition for your simulator. Use one full replacement per airport; check dependencies and installed versions. Manas remains under provenance review.

YOUR FIRST ACCEPTED PILOT REPORT

One flight.
A clear next step.

1. Join our VA on vAMSYS.

   Open the registration page for Uzbekistan Airways Virtual. Create an account or sign in with your existing vAMSYS account, read the rules and follow the platform steps. Joining Discord is separate from becoming a VA pilot.

2. Book the right aircraft and sector.

   Choose the permitted service in Phoenix. For a tour, register first and book the next required leg. Match the type, engine, cabin and registration to your installed aircraft.

3. Connect SimBrief and prepare a fresh plan.

   Link your Navigraph account in your vAMSYS account settings to enable SimBrief, then generate and check a new OFP for every sector, including the return. Review weather, runway, performance, fuel and alternates. Keep UZTT for Tashkent and UZSS for Samarkand in the VA booking; compare legacy UTTT/UTSS with the airport actually loaded by your add-ons. Follow the current network-identification instructions when flying online.

4. Confirm Pegasus before departure.

   Open the correct VA booking in Pegasus and confirm the departure airport and callsign. Keep it running through the flight and submission. UZB Ops does not replace the VA tracker.

5. Park, submit and review.

   Complete shutdown and confirm your PIREP was submitted. PIREP means pilot report: the record of your simulator flight. Check staff comments and the tour logbook before starting the next sector.

AFTER THE FIRST ROTATION

More ways to make it yours.

A CREW TO COME BACK TO

Ask while it is a small problem.

Before your first booking, ask about aircraft compatibility or setup. If something goes wrong, include your pilot ID, flight or PIREP reference, UTC date and time, and relevant simulator/add-on versions.

Explore the public learning library and documented cases while the crew helps with your question.