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View My PIREPs

What Is a PIREP?

A PIREP (Pilot Report) is your official flight record.
After completing a flight and submitting it through ACARS, your PIREP becomes a permanent log of that operation.

This page allows you to review your flight in detail.

What You’ll See on the PIREP Page

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Your PIREP page includes a full breakdown of your flight performance and operational data.

Flight Summary

At the top of the page, you’ll see:

  • Airline and Flight Number

  • Aircraft and Subfleet

  • Departure and Arrival Airports

  • Block Time

  • Route information

  • Submission time

This confirms the basic details of your flight.

Performance Overview

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The performance section provides a detailed breakdown of how your flight was evaluated.

Depending on the flight data recorded, you may see:

  • Landing Rate (FPM)

  • Touchdown G-Force

  • Sim Rate Usage

  • Stall Detection

  • Overspeed Monitoring

  • Phase tracking (Climb / Cruise / Descent)

  • Maximum and Average Ground Speed

  • Maximum Altitude (shown as Flight Level)

  • Climb and Descent Rates

  • Time Enroute

This gives you insight into how your flight was scored.

AutoPIREP Grade

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If AutoPIREP grading is enabled, your PIREP will display:

  • Numerical score

  • Letter grade

  • Decision status (Accepted, Pending, or Rejected)

  • Points earned

Flights that meet grading criteria are automatically accepted.

Flights that do not meet criteria may enter Pending Review.

Pending Status & Banked Points

If your PIREP enters pending status:

  • It is temporarily locked for review.

  • Staff cannot immediately modify it.

  • You may have the option to use Banked Points to force-accept the flight.

If available, you’ll see a button allowing you to use 150 banked points to accept the PIREP.

This system gives pilots flexibility while maintaining operational standards.

Flight Phases & Data Tracking

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Your PIREP includes detailed phase tracking:

  • Climb phase begins once ground speed exceeds operational thresholds.

  • Cruise phase tracks maximum altitude achieved.

  • Descent phase tracks descent rates until ground speed drops below taxi thresholds.

This ensures realistic phase reporting and accurate performance metrics.

Status Indicators

Each PIREP will display one of the following statuses:

  • Accepted

  • Pending

  • Rejected

  • Cancelled

Status determines whether the flight counts toward hours, awards, tours, and career progression.

Why This Page Matters

Your PIREP page is more than just a record — it is your performance dashboard.

It allows you to:

  • Monitor your flying quality

  • Track landing consistency

  • Improve operational realism

  • Build toward awards, career levels, and achievements

Every flight contributes to your long-term record.

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