To join the competition, first create a Lifted account. Your Lifted account is used for competition registration, recorder sign-in, flight submissions, and results.
New to the competition? Follow this page from top to bottom. We start with the simple version, explain what you are joining and what your flight is judged on, then take you through entry options, registration, preparation, official attempts, judging, and what happens if you qualify.
First understand the competition and the flying objective. Then create one Lifted account, choose your entry, register for Aeroesport GT, prepare Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 with the correct competition recorder, fly your official qualification attempts, and submit your flight data for assessment and judging.
Aeroesport GT begins with remote qualification. You fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 using the official competition recorder. Your flight data is submitted for assessment and judging. Qualified pilots can then move forward to later competition stages and the finale.
You can complete the qualification stage from your own location using a compatible computer and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
The official recorder captures your flight telemetry and submits the completed attempt so it can be assessed and reviewed.
Qualification determines who advances. Later competition stages and the finale are separate stages for pilots who qualify.
You compete within an age division:
Now that you know what Aeroesport GT is, understand what an official qualification flight is actually testing. You do not need to memorize the full rulebook yet. Start with the four ideas below.
Use the assigned aircraft, route, simulator settings, and competition profile. The objective is not simply to reach the destination.
Speed, altitude, bank, turns, approach, landing, configuration, and overall aircraft control all matter.
No AI or autopilot, no route shortcuts, no unauthorized configuration changes, and no abnormal repositioning.
Your official flight data is recorded and assessed against the competition profile. Larger or sustained deviations, overspeed, stalls, excessive bank, improper configuration, loss of control, runway excursions, and other rule violations can reduce the result or trigger penalties.
You do not need to memorize everything yet. You only need to know what qualification uses and where each part comes from.
Official qualification attempts are flown in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Follow the assigned aircraft, competition route, simulator settings, and instructions provided for your entry.
Use the same Lifted account for competition registration, recorder sign-in, and your flight results. Do not create separate accounts for each step.
Qualification can be flown with keyboard and mouse, gamepad, or a full flight-simulator controller. Handling can feel different between control setups.
Keep the recorder open and your internet connected until the completed flight has finished processing and submission is confirmed.
Individual and school entries are handled differently.
Best if you are ready to qualify without extra practice time. You receive the official competition recorder, can fly a maximum of 3 official qualification attempts, and each official attempt can be up to 15 minutes.
Best if you want to practise first. You receive up to 2 hours of total practice flying, with as many practice sessions as that allowance permits, plus detailed reports and recommendations. Your official qualification remains a maximum of 3 attempts, up to 15 minutes each.
Qualification-phase package for a smaller school squad.
Qualification-phase package for a larger school aviation club or STEM program.
To register for the School Squad Pass or Master STEM Pass, please complete our dedicated School Team Registration Form. This is the official registration process for school teams. If you need help before submitting the form, contact us at competition@aeroesport.com .
Once you have chosen your entry path, complete your competition registration in the following order. Your Lifted account will connect your registration, recorder, flight submissions, and results.
Go to Lifted.top and create an account. This becomes your competition identity for registration, recorder sign-in, and results.
After signing in, open the Aeroesport competition registration page and start your entry.
Fill in your full name, date of birth, nationality, phone number, address, and other requested information accurately. Your age division is based on your date of birth.
Individual entrants choose Free Qualification or Pilot Practice Pass. School teams should contact the competition team instead of using the individual package flow.
Check your details before submission. If you selected Pilot Practice Pass, complete the secure payment step before access is confirmed.
Once registered, your competition page becomes the place to open your registration, download the correct recorder, and access Tips, Tricks, and Installation Tutorial.
After registration, always download the competition recorder from the page shown for your registered package. The competition recorder is separate from the normal Lifted flight recorder, and Free Qualification and Pilot Practice Pass use different competition recorder files.
After your registration is complete, move into flight preparation. Follow these steps before starting an official qualification attempt.
When you reach the flying stage, you do not need to choose the departure and destination airports. Your Qualification attempt starts at VTSS β Hat Yai International and finishes at VTSH β Songkhla.
Once your flight is completed, the recorder submits your flight data to the competition system. The submission then moves through automatic assessment, judging, review, and finalization before your official qualification status is confirmed.
Use your Lifted account to review submitted competition results and status when available.
Finalized qualification information may be communicated through the results page, email, and official Aeroesport channels.
If you qualify, you will receive information about the next competition stage and the route toward the finale and final ranking.
The qualification process is the beginning of the Aeroesport GT journey. The roadmap below shows how registration, qualification, judging, results, competition stages, and the finale connect from beginning to end.
Before using one of your official attempts, confirm that your account, recorder, simulator, and competition setup are ready.
Contact the Aeroesport competition team for registration questions, school team packages, or competition support.
competition@aeroesport.comVisit the Aeroesport website for competition information, announcements, and the wider Aeroesport GT program.
Visit aeroesport.comCreate your Lifted account first. Then register for the competition, choose the correct entry option, and follow this guide in order.
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