Help centre · For pilots

Your passport, awards and public profile

Where Vaeroly shows what you've flown: the network passport at each airline, your Vaeroly passport across all of them, awards and certificates, your public profile and the leaderboards.

The network passport

Your airline's Dashboard has a Network passport card: the countries and airports of that airline's network, with each country's flag.

  • The bars show how many of the network's countries and airports you've visited.
  • Each country you've visited shows how many of its airports you've been to and how many landings you made there. Click it to list its airports, visited first.
  • Yet to visit lists the countries of the network you haven't flown to yet.

Only flights that count (accepted or complete) stamp it, and both the departure and the arrival airport count as visited. A country is missing when your flight there is still pending or was rejected, or when the airport's country isn't known.

Your Vaeroly passport

My passport (in the main site's menu) adds up every airline you fly for: countries, airports, flights and airlines, with a stamp for each country showing when and with which airline you first landed there. Milestones mark 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 countries. Your first accepted flight gives your first stamp.

Awards

Open Events & tours → Awards to see your airline's awards, which ones you have, and your progress toward the others. Some are earned by flying (hours, flights, smooth landings, a tour finished), others are given by staff. A landing rate you typed in yourself doesn't count for the landing awards.

Certificates

If your airline has turned on certificates, My flights → PIREPs & logbook has a Certificates card with a PDF for each rank you've reached, each tour you've finished and each award you've been given. They're made when you download them, so they always show your name as it is now.

Your public profile

Tick Public profile under Privacy on your Profile and press Save to get a page anyone can open, with your ranks, hours, awards and passport at every airline. It never shows your email, network IDs or Discord account. See Privacy settings.

Leaderboards

Standings → Leaderboard ranks your airline's pilots by points from accepted flights, for a period and a hub you choose, with the Butter board of the softest landings. To stay off it, and off airport kings, goal and challenge top pilots and duel results, tick Leave me off leaderboards on your Profile. Your flights, hours, points and rank still count.

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