Built for simmers who want every flight to lead somewhere.
AeroPath was created around a simple idea: your simulator should remember your flying story. Not just one flight at a time, but where you finished, what you flew, how you performed and what your next sector could be.
The AeroPath idea
Most sim sessions begin with the same question: where shall I fly today? AeroPath gives you context by remembering your last flight, your current airport, recent routes, aircraft history and flight data.
Why AeroPath exists
Flight simulation is at its best when it feels connected. AeroPath is designed to give simmers a persistent companion system that sits between the website, the desktop app and the Pilot Portal.
For serious simmers
AeroPath is built for users who fly regularly, use proper planning tools and want more than a basic logbook.
Continuity first
Your last arrival becomes your next starting point. AeroPath helps build a connected flying history instead of isolated flights.
Website and app together
The website handles your account, Pilot Portal, downloads and subscription. The desktop app handles simulator connection and flight data sync.
Pilot Portal
Your personal AeroPath portal will show total flights, hours, last flight, aircraft history, route history, landing rates and flight insights.
Built around real tools
AeroPath is designed around simulator workflows including X-Plane, Microsoft Flight Simulator, SimBrief planning and Navigraph chart use.
Simple access
One account gives access to the AeroPath website, Pilot Portal and desktop app, with login protection to prevent account sharing.
Where AeroPath is heading
AeroPath will continue to grow around flight history, route suggestions, replay, aircraft usage, airport history, landing performance and deeper simulator companion features.