vPilot

VPilot is a software application developed by Ross Carlson that enhances the virtual flying experience for users of the flight simulation program, Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) and Lockheed Martin Prepar3D.

One of the main features of vPilot is its model matching system, which automatically replaces the default aircraft models in FSX or P3D with more realistic models for other pilots who may be flying nearby. This ensures that users see realistic representations of other aircraft in the sky and on the ground.

Another feature of vPilot is its integration with online networks, such as VATSIM and IVAO, which allow users to connect and fly with other virtual pilots from all over the world. vPilot provides tools to help users communicate with Air Traffic Controllers and other pilots, as well as displaying real-time weather information and flight tracking maps.

VPilot also includes a range of customization options and supports multiple languages, providing users with a fully immersive and personalized virtual flying experience.

Since its release in 2013, vPilot has become a popular choice for virtual aviation enthusiasts, receiving frequent updates and enhancements to improve its functionality and compatibility with new versions of FSX and P3D.

• VPilot enhances the virtual flying experience by providing more realistic aircraft models and supporting online networks such as VATSIM and IVAO
• The software integrates with real-time weather information and flight tracking maps to provide users with an immersive experience
• VPilot offers a range of customization options and supports multiple languages
• The software is frequently updated to improve functionality and compatibility