Start on Starter for free, then move into recurring paid plans only when your airline needs higher limits, automations, or deeper operations.
Core operations for a new or small virtual airline. Great if you are just a pilot starting out.
Free
Automations and integrations for growing airlines. Great for community building
$14.99/mo
Advanced operations for realism-focused or large airlines. Great for unlimited expansion.
$24.99/mo
Billing-gated features change by plan, but every airline still gets the tracked-flight foundation.
Booking, dispatch, and route planning workflows
Desktop Pre-Flight Briefing and live ACARS tracking
Scoring, PIREP lifecycle, and airline policy enforcement
Pilot progression, stats, and leaderboards
Fleet visibility, operational status, and permissions
Continuous product updates and support channels
The most common questions about FlightLinq's pricing
Yes. Starter is designed for a new airline getting online with FlightLinq's core workflow before moving up to higher limits or advanced admin features.
Yes. Airline owners can change plans in the Billing tab. Depending on the change, it may take effect immediately with proration or at the next renewal. Your airline data stays with the account.
No. Subscription cancellation or downgrade does not automatically delete your airline. Paid feature access can change at the end of the billing period, but airline records are preserved subject to product policy.
No. Most pilots only need the base flight tracking workflow. Paid tiers are mainly for airline owners who need higher limits or advanced billing-gated tools.
Yes. If you start a paid plan or add-on identified as recurring, it renews automatically until canceled. Renewal timing is shown in the Billing flow before you confirm.
Generally no. Unless required by law or expressly stated otherwise at purchase, charges are non-refundable once processed.