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Your pilots’ features in Stratos come from plugins. The Plugins page lists the ones your airline gives its pilots, in the order they appear in Stratos’s sidebar. Click one to change its settings and who gets it.
At a glance
  • New airlines start with Dashboard, Flight Tracking, Landing Analyser and Logbook, so there’s nothing to install before your first flight.
  • Browse adds more, including private plugins a developer has shared with your airline.
  • Pilots get changes straight away, or when their current flight ends.
  • Flight Tracking can’t be removed: it’s how Stratos tracks and files flights.
The airline's Plugins, in the order pilots see them, with BrowseThe airline's Plugins, in the order pilots see them, with Browse

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Add a plugin

  1. On Plugins, click Browse.
  2. Pick a plugin. Its page shows what it does, its screenshots, its release notes and the settings it has.
  3. Under Who gets it, choose All pilots or Specific pilots.
  4. Click Add to your airline.
Browse plugins with Ops Bulletins, a private plugin shared with the airline, picked: choosing All pilots or Specific pilots before adding itBrowse plugins with Ops Bulletins, a private plugin shared with the airline, picked: choosing All pilots or Specific pilots before adding it
Browse groups plugins three ways:
  • Airline plugins: you add these for your pilots.
  • Shared with your airline: private plugins a developer has built for your airline and shared with it. No one else can see them. See Private plugins.
  • Pilot plugins: pilots add these themselves in Stratos, so there’s nothing for you to do.
Specific pilots comes with Pro and Pro+. Once a plugin is added you can also give it out By rule: see Who gets a plugin.

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Change the order

Drag the handle on the left of a plugin to move it. Pilots see plugins in this order in Stratos’s sidebar.

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Remove a plugin or reset its settings

Click the plugin, then its ⋯ menu:
  • About this plugin shows what it does, its screenshots and what’s new in this version.
  • Reset settings to defaults puts the plugin back to how it ships: every setting, event rule, additional field and scoring band. Pilots get the change straight away, or when their current flight ends, and it can’t be undone.
  • Remove from your airline takes it away from pilots, straight away or when their flight ends, and deletes its settings. You can add it again from Browse.
A plugin's more options menu open, with Reset settings to defaultsA plugin's more options menu open, with Reset settings to defaults

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Change a plugin’s settings

Click a plugin to open it. Its tabs hold your airline’s settings for it, which apply to every pilot who has it. Settings save as you change them; Saved shows beside the tabs. The plugins from Skyvex Software have their own screens:

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Other developers’ plugins

Every other plugin gets a Settings tab built from what its developer lets airlines set. Each setting shows its name, what it does and its control, and Default puts one setting back. A plugin with nothing for your airline to set says Nothing to set up. Below the airline settings, Set by each pilot lists the settings pilots choose for themselves in Stratos, with each one’s default. You can’t change these here.
Fuel Policy's Settings tab: the airline's settings from the plugin, each with its control, and Set by each pilot opened belowFuel Policy's Settings tab: the airline's settings from the plugin, each with its control, and Set by each pilot opened below