Fleet, Downloads and Airports
Fly with any ACARS, connect with IVAO, operate with SKYLINK Dispatch.
Fleet lifecycle
Every aircraft has an owner class, passenger/cargo/exclusive type, size class, registration, public manufacturer/model name, IVAO designator, SimBrief ID, range, capacity, base, current location and operational status. Completed flights update location, hours, cycles, utilization and maintenance exposure.
Three-hub network
LTAC, LTFM and LSZH are the only official SKYLINK hubs. Hub Balance and Hub Fleet use only these bases. LTBJ remains a normal active airport. Available company aircraft without a booking return to their assigned hub after 14 inactive days.
Aircraft Chronicle and return duties
Each registration has a public Aircraft Chronicle with identity, image, service map, pilots, sectors, air time, payload narratives and maintenance chapters. Aircraft cards in Fleet, homepage Aircraft Locations, Live Flights and Replay link back to the physical tail's Chronicle.
A completed successful Connection away from home may create an Aircraft Return Flight. Manual aircraft transfer to its home hub closes an obsolete open return task without awarding a flight reward.
Maintenance and stands
Company maintenance charts include aircraft owned by SKYLINK Airlines or SKYLINK Exclusive; third-party aircraft are not SKYLINK maintenance responsibility. Managed stands use verified coordinates with independent Domestic, International, Cargo, Medium and Heavy eligibility. Actual stands can be shown even when no stand was assigned; ATC assignment prevails over the advisory assignment.
