Your career.
Your aircraft.
Your flights.
A persistent career addon for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. From bush strips and light GA, through the regionals, all the way up to the big iron. Take contracts, fly them yourself, and decide where your career goes.
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Start your career
Choose how you want to fly and start there. Walk-up jobs at a local field, scenic and instruction sorties, medevac, freight, charter work: no set path, and nothing to unlock first.
Your orders ride with you on the sim's own EFB tablet, and every flight you complete adds hours, presence and reputation. The career you end up with is the one your flying adds up to.
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Take on real contracts
Accept a job and fly it, in your simulator, start to finish. No instant completions. No skipped flights.
Land where you said you would and the contract pays. Divert and it does not, and now you have a more interesting problem: an aircraft somewhere you never planned, and a decision about what to carry home. There is always work to be found wherever you land.
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Build your fleet
Own aircraft, not entries in a menu. They wear out. Inspections fall due. Seats can be reconfigured. Fuel prices move every couple of hours.
Buy factory-new, or gamble on a tired airframe with a check already overdue. It all lands on your operating cost, and on your profit.
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Build an operation
Turn the flying into something bigger when you want to: an airline, a charter outfit, a cargo business, a feeder network. The operation is one part of your career, not the whole of it.
Money behaves like money. Fuel, maintenance, loans and reputation all land on your bottom line, and better contracts are never unlocked. They turn up because you earned them.
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Fly with other pilots
You are not flying an empty world. Every route holds only so much demand: fly it first and you earn more, leave it too long and someone else has taken the work.
Post jobs you cannot cover, fly what others post, or sign on as another operator's pilot.
Or ignore all of it. The career plays perfectly well alone.
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Your career evolves with you
Your aircraft, finances, reputation and decisions add up to a persistent career that grows flight by flight. Your passport stamps a country the day you first reach it. Your logbook fills in by hand, totals carried page after page.
How many countries can you reach before you retire?
Whatever kind of career you want
The same career carries a Cessna off a grass strip and a 777F out of a hub. Work one lane, or every one of them. VectorMe makes the flights matter.
General aviation
Air taxi, scenic tours, instruction, survey grids, skydive drops. A local sortie comes with real objectives: viewpoints to overfly, circuits to complete, every one of them tracked from the sim.
Bush & island
Commuter operators flying 25 to 350nm lifelines in a Twin Otter, PC-12, Islander or Do 228. School runs, hospital transfers and mail rounds into remote fields where the aeroplane is the only way in.
Charter & contract
One-off jobs and world events off the board: VIP, medevac, courier, positioning. The handling notes and the brief are written for the job you actually took.
Airline contracts
Ninety-nine partner carriers across five tiers, offering charter, wet-lease, codeshare and franchise deals. Fly well for one of them and they come back with more routes, and better ones.
Freight
Twenty-two cargo operators with demand measured in kilos, and eleven real freighters to move it, from a Caravan up to a 777F. Any aircraft can take a freight job, though a proper freighter carries some twenty times more.
Your own network
Contract your own hubs and the routes out of them, scout feeder fields to keep them stocked, and fly against demand every other operator is drawing down too.
Why VectorMe
You fly it, or it does not count
Every leg happens in your simulator. A live link watches it and validates the arrival. Nothing completes from a menu.
Nobody hands you a roster
No schedules to fit around and no minimum hours. Fly for yourself, or sign on with another operator when you want the work and hand it back when you cannot fly it.
Nothing unlocks on a timer
Better work arrives because you earned it: routes you have flown, fields you keep turning up at, partners who have learned to trust you.
The world does not sit still
Shared demand that other operators are drawing down too, and a fuel price that moves whether you are flying or not.
You buy it, you own it
One payment. No subscription, no seat you can lose, no server that decides one day that your career has lapsed. It keeps working.
A career, not a save file
Passport, logbook, ranks and medals that follow you from your first Cessna to your first widebody.
Single payment, no subscription fatigue
No rented access, and nothing that stops working if you take a season off. Pay once and the career is yours, including everything on this page and whatever comes next.
- The full app
- Sim link, live tracking, validated payouts
- The in-cockpit EFB app for MSFS 2024
- Plays solo, if preferred
- Shared world
- Use it on more than one PC
- Free updates, no upgrade fee
- 14-day refund, no questions
- Yours permanently, not rented
- Licence key emailed straight away
- Works on more than one machine
Secure checkout by Paddle. Your licence key is emailed to you straight after.
Get the client
The desktop app sits alongside the simulator and talks to it directly. Install it, enter the key from your email, and you are dispatching.
Needs Windows 10 or 11 and Microsoft Flight Simulator. There is nothing to install into the sim itself. Your licence key is emailed the moment you buy, and you can ask for it again if it goes astray.
Which simulator does it work with?
Microsoft Flight Simulator. The sim link is built in, so there is nothing extra to install.
Do I have to fly every flight?
Yes, and that is rather the point. There is no time-skip. A contract pays when the aircraft you dispatched actually lands at the destination.
Do I have to manage all of it?
No. Take a job, fly it, get paid: that path stands on its own and never asks you to open a spreadsheet. Maintenance, finance, hubs, cabins and crew are waiting for the day you want more to run, not standing between you and the flying.
Does it work offline?
Airports, aircraft and your career are local, so single-player works with no connection. The shared world needs one.
What do I need to get started?
The simulator, VectorMe, and an aircraft to fly. You begin with starting capital, and the first two bank tiers will lend to you before you have even registered a company, so a first airframe is within reach on day one.
Does it change anything in my simulator?
No. Nothing is installed into the sim and no aircraft files are touched. VectorMe reads position, altitude and speed while you fly and leaves everything else alone.
Can I fly with friends?
Yes, and you are already in the same world as everyone else. Route demand is shared, so you draw from the same city pairs. Beyond that you can post jobs to the community board, pick up theirs, hire each other as pilots, and watch their aircraft moving on your map.
Do I have to fly the exact aircraft I dispatched?
Something of the same class. VectorMe checks the aircraft you actually flew against the performance envelope of the one on the contract, so an equivalent type is fine and a light single flown against a narrowbody job is not.
Where is my career saved?
On your machine. There is a one-click backup in Settings that exports everything to a file and restores it again, which is also how you carry a career to another PC. Your licence covers more than one machine.
Is there really no subscription?
None. One payment, and the app keeps working whether or not you come back to it. Updates are included and there is no upgrade fee.
Lost your key, or want a refund?
Re-send a licence key from key retrieval, or look up a purchase on the account page. Refunds follow our refund policy.