PIREP Processing Overview
All submitted are processed automatically. A PIREP may take up to ten (10) minutes to be processed, during the course of which, your PIREP will go through several states.PIREPs with the status of ‘Reply Needed’ require prompt attention by you. You will not be able to start any new flights until after you respond to these PIREPs.
PIREP Status Definitions
Common Reasons for Review
PIREPs may be flagged for review for various reasons, including:- Landing fuel outside recommended ranges
- Improper engine cool-down procedures
- Excessive flight speed or G-forces
- Unstable approaches
- Simulator pausing or time acceleration
- Disconnections from the tracking system
Failure Rules
The following table outlines specific conditions that will trigger a PIREP review or automatic action:New Livery/Airframe and Rejected Livery/Airframe are the rules that most often catch an approved substitute aircraft. If a substitution is why your PIREP was flagged, see Substitute Aircraft for what to put in your comment.Flight Scoring System
Landing rate is scored on G-force. See Landing Rates for the full scoring bands and what to aim for.Learn About Flight Scoring
Understand how flights are tracked and scored in our ACARS system. Learn about performance metrics, validation requirements, and how to maximize your pilot score.
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