Slavic Airlines GroupEST. 1929 · EPWA WARSAW
Slavic Airlines GroupEST. 1929 · EPWA WARSAW
For Slavic Airlines Group Pilots
Company SOPs, guidance on using this site, and links to the official aircraft manuals for everything in our fleet. Everything here is meant to help you fly like it's Slavic Airlines, not just any airline.
Standard Operating Procedures and internal guidance written specifically for Slavic Airlines Group. This section fills in as documents are published — check back as the roster grows.
Company-wide standard operating procedures — radio phraseology, callsign use, dispatch expectations.
Coming soonHow to book a flight on this site, generate a SimBrief plan, and sync it to SayIntentions.
Coming soonWhat to do in your first week: account setup, vAMSYS registration and link, your first booked flight.
Pilot Setup Guide v1.1 (PDF) →
Updated 15 Sep 2026Everything you need installed to fly for us, and the handful of setup problems that account for most support questions.
MSFS 2020 and 2024: nothing to install. Since Pegasus 2.0.15 it connects through SimConnect, which comes with the simulator. FSUIPC is no longer required and you can uninstall it if you only added it for us.
X-Plane 11/12: nothing to download — Pegasus prompts you to install its own plugin the first time you run it.
Prepar3D, FSX, FS2004: install the latest compatible FSUIPC. The free unlicensed version is all we use.
Our flight tracker. Download it from your pilot area once you have registered — sign in with the same email and password, no separate key to copy.
Pegasus updates itself, and running an out-of-date copy is a hard stop rather than a warning, so let it update when it asks.
Flight planning: route, fuel, and weights. Our dispatch generates your operational flight plan through it, so linking an account makes booking considerably smoother.
Charts and current AIRAC navigation data. Not required to fly with us, but it is what links your SimBrief account and keeps your flight plans matching current real-world procedures.
This is the single most common reason the tracker never sees your simulator. Pegasus and the sim should both run normally — not elevated.
If you genuinely must run one as administrator, then everything in the chain has to be, including FSUIPC where you still use it. A mismatch is what breaks the connection.
Pegasus only lists an airline once you hold a booking there, so an empty airline list almost always means no flight is booked yet rather than something being broken.
It also always picks your oldest outstanding booking — if you hold two, it will track the earlier one first.
Signing into Pegasus on a second computer silently signs out the first. If tracking stops unexpectedly, check whether you left it running elsewhere.
AI-powered ATC, co-pilot, and cabin crew in your simulator. Entirely optional, but if you use it, we can personalise your crew and dispatcher with Slavic Airlines Group's own voice.
Quick pointers to the tools already built into slavicairlines.com.
Log into your Account dashboard, pick a route and tail number, and book it. Mark it flown once you've completed it in the sim.
The Dispatch page pre-fills a SimBrief plan from any route in our schedule — pick your route and tail, and it opens SimBrief with the fields already set.
Create your account on this site, then from your Account page register with vAMSYS (free) and press Link my vAMSYS account — you approve it once on vamsys.io and your pilot number appears on your profile. Your flights show on the Live Tracker as you fly them. Full walkthrough: Pilot Setup Guide (PDF).
Add your personal SayIntentions API key to your profile, then use the "Sync to SayIntentions" button on a booked flight to personalize your in-sim ATC, crew, and co-pilot with Slavic Airlines Group's own voice.
Your aircraft talks to one ACARS provider at a time — PMDG: EFB → Settings → ATC Network; Fenix: the Fenix app → ACARS Service — and the choice is Hoppie, SayIntentions or BeyondATC. Tick the ones you use on your Account page and mark which is active. What reaches you where:
Official documentation from each developer in our fleet. We link to the developers' own sites rather than hosting copies ourselves — these are their products and their manuals.
PMDG's own Document Center covers every current aircraft, including click-spot guides and e-learning format manuals.
Visit manuals.pmdg.com →Fenix's user guide is built directly into the aircraft's EFB (Pilot Brief page) rather than hosted separately — check there first, or their site for support.
Visit fenixsim.com →Just Flight's product pages include manuals and reference material for the Fokker series.
Visit justflight.com →iniBuilds hosts documentation and support material for their widebody Airbus line.
Visit inibuilds.com →Confirmed for a Q3 2026 release, MSFS 2024-compatible at launch, with both RR and PW engine options. We will link the manual here when BlueBird publishes it.
Coming soonLinks go to each developer's official site as of publishing — if a link ever seems out of date, use their site's own search/support section rather than a third-party mirror.
Official Slavic Airlines Group liveries for every aircraft type in our fleet. Install straight into your Community folder, or via the developer's own livery manager where available.
Liveries for the 737-700/-800/-900 and 777-200ER/-300ER/-200LR.
Coming soonLiveries for the full Fenix narrowbody family.
Coming soonIncluding Feniks, our A380-800 flagship, SP-38000.
Coming soonRegional narrowbody liveries.
Coming soon