After you join
What being a member actually involves
No check-ride and nothing to be signed off for. You join, you fly one sector for
the airline, and you log it — that is the induction. Everything below is the
Operations Plan, in the order you will meet it.
Your first seven days
One logged sector inside seven days of being accepted. Any published route
counts, at Cadet rank and inside the three-hour Cadet limit. It is the flight
report that stops the clock, once staff have validated it.
A warning goes out two days before the deadline, so
nobody is closed without notice — and anyone closed this way may apply again
with nothing held against them.
Staying current
One validated flight every 30 days. The crew centre tracks it and acts on it
automatically — it is not a rule somebody has to remember to apply, and a
warning goes out seven days before.
Miss it and you move to the inactive roster. Nobody
is removed for it: your hours, rank and flight history are kept, and you are
active again the moment you log a flight.
When life gets busy
Leave of absence is granted on request for up to 90 days and pauses the
activity clock. Rank and hours are held exactly where you left them.
Line Trainers are there for the first few sectors,
for remedial help, and for anyone coming back after a while away.
Filing a flight
Fly under an Aeromexico callsign on the Expert Server in a fleet aircraft and
the crew centre captures the leg, matches the route and credits it. You can
file by hand if something is missed.
Reports are filed within 48 hours of landing and
validated within 72, with the flight number, aircraft, block time and
evidence of the arrival.
Getting promoted
Automatically, on validated hours. Each rank releases more of the fleet and
raises the longest sector you may file — from three hours at Cadet to no limit
at all at Senior Captain.
See the full ladder
What is expected
Expert Server rules and every ATC instruction. Realistic fuel and payload. Fly
the whole sector. And treat other members and the wider Infinite Flight
community with respect — one standard, staff included.
The standards in full