FlyHub — Airline Schedules and Career

Career Mode Economy Update More Affordable Type Ratings Type-rating prices now depend on the aircraft family: Turboprops: $5,000 Regional jets, including Embraer families: $10,000 Narrowbodies, including the A320 and 737: $15,000 Widebodies, including the 787: $20,000 Flagship aircraft, including the 747 and A380: $25,000 Internal type training offered by your current airline is now fully company-paid, and you will continue receiving your normal salary while training. Fairer 30-Day Contracts The 30-day commitment remains, but early-resignation penalties are now more affordable and decrease every day. Your maximum penalty is the lower of: $5,000 One week of expected gross pay That amount is then prorated based on the number of days remaining in your contract. For example, with $5,390 in expected weekly pay: Resign immediately: $5,000 Resign after 10 days: $3,333.33 Resign after 20 days: $1,666.67 Resign after 30 days: $0 Reputation loss is also prorated and capped at −0.5. Protected Weekly Take-Home Pay Normal mandatory deductions are now capped at 25% of gross weekly payroll. This cap combines: Taxes and social contributions Housing Normal living costs Normal commuting expenses You will keep at least 75% of your gross payroll before separate financial obligations are applied. Loans, voluntary union dues, penalties, property purchases, medical charges, and personal events remain outside this protection. Cheaper Type-Rating Recurrency A type rating will remain current when you fly an aircraft from that family at least once every 90 days. When a rating expires: It is not removed from your career. Flying that aircraft family again can restore it. Simulator recurrency costs 10% of the original rating price. A single simulator session restores all expired ratings. The total simulator fee is capped at $2,500. Retraining for aircraft families operated by your current airline is free. Five New Airlines Have Arrived Career Mode has also expanded with five additional airlines, bringing new regions, fleets, and route networks to explore. 🇧🇩 Biman Bangladesh Airlines Bangladesh’s national carrier brings domestic, regional, Middle Eastern, European, and long-haul operations from Dhaka and Sylhet. 🇨🇾 Cyprus Airways Based in Larnaca, Cyprus Airways adds Mediterranean flying with connections across Europe and the Middle East. 🇨🇾 TUS Airways Another Cypriot carrier joins FlyHub, focused on leisure and regional Airbus operations between Cyprus, Israel, the Greek islands, and Central Europe. 🇷🇺 UTair Aviation UTair introduces a broad Russian network combining major-city routes with operations to remote and regional destinations. 🇷🇺 Nordwind Airlines Nordwind adds Russian scheduled and leisure flying, including domestic services and longer holiday routes from Moscow and other major cities. What This Means for Your Career You should now be able to: Progress into new aircraft much sooner. Explore different airline fleets without months of repetitive grinding. Change employers without risking an immediate financial collapse. Keep normal weekly expenses proportional to your earnings. Use loans as an option instead of a requirement. Build careers across even more regions and airline networks. Spend more time flying and less time recovering from oversized fees. Thank you for all the detailed feedback, calculations, and real Career Mode examples. They directly shaped this update.