SimPilot Exchange

Your flights feed the market.

Flights carry passengers and cargo, burn fuel, use airports and move airline aircraft. SimPilot World uses that activity in its virtual market, where asset performance can change over time.

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01Flights operatePilots and AI flights generate activity.
02Activity is measuredDemand, traffic, fuel and fleet utilisation are recorded.
03Assets reactMarket values and performance evolve at each cycle.
04Pilots decideBuy, sell, own or lease using virtual SPC.
Four types of asset

See what is behind each market price.

Prices reflect activity across SimPilot World, including flights, services, ownership and market events.

Commercial airline fleet operating at airport gates Airline assets

Airlines

Route coverage, completed flights, passenger activity, fleet utilisation and market events can influence airline performance.

  • Review historical value and recent changes.
  • Buy or sell available virtual ownership shares.
  • Compare local, regional and global operators.
View airlines
International airport terminal, runways and aircraft operations Airport assets

Airports

Passenger and cargo movements, flight volume and airport services contribute to an airport’s activity.

  • Review performance linked to traffic.
  • Accumulate shares up to controlling ownership.
  • Take part in the value created by airport services.
View airports
Aviation fuel storage and aircraft refuelling operation Fuel provider assets

Fuel providers

Storage capacity, airport coverage, demand and delivered fuel link each provider to day-to-day flight activity.

  • Monitor supply activity and price movement.
  • Trade virtual shares through the Exchange.
  • Compare flight activity with fuel demand.
View fuel providers
General aviation aircraft, business jet and airliner in a maintenance hangar Aircraft market

Aircraft market

Each aircraft has its own location, condition, utilisation and history. Pilots can buy or lease fleet aircraft, or order a new one from a manufacturer.

  • Buy an aircraft for greater potential operating revenue.
  • Lease with lower returns and system-managed maintenance.
  • Track flights, condition, maintenance and delivery.
Open aircraft market
Inside Crew

Market activity starts with a flight.

Select a schedule, assign an available aircraft, fly it with ACARS and submit the result. That operation then becomes part of the economy.

SimPilot World Crew asset trading dashboard
Trading desk

Review the market before you trade

Compare tracked assets, market capitalisation, operating profit and price movement before buying or selling virtual shares.

SimPilot World pilot career dashboard
Pilot dashboard

Career and economy in one place

Rewards, attendance, contracts, news and career progression remain connected to the pilot's operational identity.

SimPilot World scheduled flight selection
Flight selection

Choose an operation

Schedules are filtered by location, destination, aircraft and airline before a pilot dispatches the flight.

SimPilot World aircraft booking and fleet availability
Fleet availability

Book a specific aircraft

Registration, location, condition, fuel and availability link each booking to an individual aircraft.

Asset trading

Check the figures before you trade.

Search the available assets, review their price history and recent performance, then buy or sell virtual shares using SPC.

FindFilter airlines, airports and fuel providers, then choose the assets you want to follow.
AnalyseStudy price progression, percentage variation and the best or weakest performers of the current market.
TradePurchase available shares or sell positions when sufficient market liquidity is present.
OwnBuild a virtual portfolio whose value changes with platform and market activity.
Enter the Exchange
Pilot certifications

Train for the aircraft you want to fly.

Certifications guide progress through the Professional career. Each stage offers practice flights and a scored examination. Passing it grants the next qualification and access to further aircraft categories and airline opportunities.

  • Practice before the exam. Use the available attempts to become familiar with the selected aircraft and its operating profile.
  • Earn rare Prestige Points. Certification flights are among the most valuable opportunities for building PR and advancing the pilot career.
  • Receive a permanent qualification. The certificate records the route, aircraft, flight time, examination categories, final score and authorised aircraft.
  • Build a verifiable career. Important qualifications may also be preserved through the SimPilot World blockchain registry.
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Progressive SimPilot World certification pathway
Progressive qualifications, examination fees, practice attempts and PR rewards.
Example of a SimPilot World pilot certificate
A scored career document issued after a successful examination.
Qualifications are not tradeable assets.

Certifications and the Exchange are separate systems. They meet when a pilot’s qualifications determine which aircraft, contracts and operations are available.

A simulation economy, not a financial service.

SimPilot Exchange assets, shares and SPC exist exclusively inside the SimPilot World simulation ecosystem. They are virtual game elements, have no monetary value and are not real securities or investment products.