Realistic regional operations
Fly hub-and-spoke sectors inspired by the regional network, from quick turns to longer cross-country legs.
Operate realistic regional routes, build your logbook with smartCARS, progress through pilot ranks, and sharpen your skills through SkyWest Virtual's VATSIM-focused training program.
SkyWest Virtual brings the pace and variety of regional airline flying into a modern virtual-airline environment: short sectors, challenging airports, hub operations, automated flight tracking, earned progression, and a community built around getting pilots back in the cockpit.
Fly hub-and-spoke sectors inspired by the regional network, from quick turns to longer cross-country legs.
Track flights and submit PIREPs through the Crew Center workflow without turning the hobby into paperwork.
Progress from Cadet through the flight-deck ranks as your activity and experience grow.
Hubs, flight operations, support, events and training all connect through the rebuilt SkyWest Virtual Discord.
Use the existing SkyWest Virtual application flow. Your current OAuth process stays exactly as configured.
Enter the Crew Center, select your home operation and find the next leg you want to fly.
Connect smartCARS, fly the sector, submit the PIREP and keep building your SkyWest Virtual career.
A focused fleet built around the aircraft that define modern regional operations.
Modern regional workhorse for high-frequency hub flying and longer thin-market sectors.
E175High-capacity CRJ flying for busy hub routes and medium-range regional missions.
CRJ9Versatile regional flying with the performance for short sectors and demanding airports.
CRJ7A premium-focused CRJ configuration for realistic regional partner operations.
CRJ5The classic fifty-seat regional jet and a demanding aircraft for hands-on line flying.
CRJ2Pick a home hub and work the network from major gateways across the western and central United States.
SkyWest Virtual's training environment supports a P1–P4 progression with dedicated instructors, student areas, training requests and checkride coordination.

Develop stronger radio, procedural and network-flying skills in a structured virtual aviation environment.
No. SkyWest Virtual is an independent flight-simulation community and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by SkyWest Airlines.
The public program is designed around Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane. Specific aircraft/add-on support can be coordinated through the Crew Center and Discord.
SkyWest Virtual uses its Crew Center and smartCARS workflow for flight tracking and PIREP operations.
No. This public-site redesign intentionally leaves the existing application and OAuth flow untouched.
The dedicated training environment is available at training.skwvirtual.com and is linked directly from this site.
Choose your hub, get your pilot ID and put the regional jet where it belongs — in the air.