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FAQ

3. Help

Find answers here to questions frequently asked of us by those in our Pilot community.

Scheduled

3. Help Flight Operations

The Scheduled Flight Module gives Pilots an opportunity to experience life as a 'Line Pilot' for a major passenger airline. If you wish to depart from another location, you may purchase a Jumpseat Ticket to transfer to another airport.   Finding a Scheduled...

Discord

2. Training

Online ATC

3. Help

Your Call Sign Your Verbal Call Sign For Radio Calls WAT + Flight Number Walker + Flight Number If your flight number is 325,you flight number is always WAT325. When making radio calls, if your flight number is 325, depending on your region in the...

CrewOps Website > The Navigation Bar

2. Training

Rank & Points

3. Help

Rank Walker Air Transport utilizes the Stratos (Windows/MacOS/Linux), smartCARS 3 (Windows/MacOS/Linux) or FlightTrackerXP (Mac) ACARS systems and the company’s proprietary, fully-automated Flight Data System (FDS) to log data produced and transmitted to us b...

Liveries

3. Help

Patreon

3. Help

Locating Your PIREP

3. Help Pilot Reports (PIREPS)

PIREPS are stored in your Logbook. They may be accessed by using the Navigation Bar in the Crew Ops website. Locate your name on the right side of the Navigation Bar. Scroll down to Profile and click it. At the top of the screen opening afterwards, you'll s...

Point System

3. Help Pilot Reports (PIREPS)

Points are awarded for each completed flight receiving an ‘Approved’ designation. The number of points you earn will depend on several factors – as you can see from the categories and points awards in the chart below. Approved Rejected Diverted The crit...

Approved, Rejected & Diverted

3. Help Pilot Reports (PIREPS)

A completed flight will automatically be categorized in one of the following ways:Manually-completed PIREPS are not allowed. Approved Rejected Diverted The criteria used to make that decision is as follows. Approved Rejected Diverted ...

simBrief

3. Help

simBrief enables Pilots to automatically create an Operational Flight Plan (OFP) based on the details of their intended flight – and, with only a few clicks, easily integrate it into our System. You must have an active simBrief account in order to use the int...

Welcome

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

Before you proceed with this part of your Orientation, you must complete reading through the The Crew Operations Website module. It'll make what follows much less frustrating and more easily understandable and enjoyable.Link:  The Crew Operations Website Once...

Downloading & Installing ACARS

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

In order for our customized, proprietary Flight Data System to function properly, it must be connected to your Sim so the data your flight generates can be transmitted to it. That transmission of data is facilitated by ACARS software. The term ACARS is intend...

Flying Your First Flight

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

We've covered all of the supportive areas. Now, it's time to bid your first flight and actually fly it. Log In To The Crew Ops Website Go to https://walkerair.us/.   Click Crew Login in the Navigation Bar. After doing so, the login box will appear. ...

Completing Your Flight

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

After landing, taxi to your parking spot and stop. Once you do that, your flight officially ends. Take a moment to review your ACARS Flight Log before filing it. Details about doing that can be found here. File your Flight Log. After doing so, a PIREP for y...

Reviewing Your PIREP

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

The data produced by your simulator during your flight was transmitted to our Flight Data System (FDS) by ACARS. After receiving and processing it, our FDS was able to generate the reports and displays found in your Logbook. To review the PIREP for the fligh...

Conclusion

2. Training New Pilot Orientation

Congratulations! You've now completed the first of what we hope will be many more flights with us. As with anything new and unfamiliar, the more you fly, the more comfortable you'll become with how we do things, so we strongly and enthusiastically encourage y...