VATRACKER automatically detects your pilots flying on IVAO and VATSIM, tracks their flights in real time, and files PIREPs directly into phpVMS — no ACARS client needed.
Once installed, VATRACKER runs every minute and handles everything without manual intervention.
VATRACKER scans IVAO and VATSIM every minute looking for your airline's callsign prefix. When a pilot from your VA is found flying, it's instantly tracked.
Live position, altitude, speed, status and ETA are updated in real time in your phpVMS live map. Your members can see each other flying.
When the pilot lands, VATRACKER automatically files a complete PIREP into phpVMS — with correct flight time, distance, route and pilot pay calculated.
Built specifically for virtual airlines that want automatic flight tracking without asking pilots to install anything.
Monitors IVAO and VATSIM simultaneously. Any pilot from your VA flying on either network is detected automatically.
Pilots just fly normally on IVAO or VATSIM. No ACARS client, no plugin, no special setup needed on their end.
Real-time positions fed directly into your phpVMS live map. Pilots appear with correct heading, altitude and flight status.
On landing, a complete PIREP is filed — flight time, distance, route, aircraft, finances. Goes through phpVMS's own system so all stats update correctly.
Pilot pay, gross revenue and expenses calculated using your phpVMS pay rates and schedules. Everything integrates with your existing setup.
4-step installation wizard. Connect to phpVMS, configure detection, set up cron — done in minutes with no file editing.
VATRACKER connects directly to the IVAO and VATSIM data feeds every minute. No delays, no manual refresh.
At any given moment, VATRACKER is monitoring thousands of live flights across both networks — identifying yours automatically by callsign prefix.
VATRACKER comes in two versions depending on which phpVMS your virtual airline runs.
For virtual airlines running the classic phpVMS 5.x platform.
For modern virtual airlines running phpVMS 7 (Laravel-based).