How to Register or Log In to Air Child

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Air Child is a virtual airline whose pilots' flights support UNICEF. To join or access your account, use the Register or Log In links in the site's main navigation menu. Registration is open to new visitors; existing pilots log in to reach their personal flight area. The site currently lists 145 total pilots, so you'd be joining an established but not crowded community.

Where to Find the Entry Points

The top navigation menu on air-child.aero contains the account links alongside the public pages:

  • Home — the welcome page
  • Pilots — pilot listings
  • Flights — flight information
  • Live Map — live flight tracking
  • Private — the members-only area
  • Register — create a new account
  • Log In — sign in to an existing account

If you're new, Register is your starting point. If you already have an account, use Log In. The Private link leads to the area reserved for signed-in members, so it will typically require you to be logged in first.

Registering as a New Pilot

  1. Open air-child.aero and locate the navigation menu.
  2. Click Register.
  3. Complete the registration form with your details and submit it.
  4. Once your account is created, log in to access the private pilot area.

After joining, you become part of a community described as friendly and open-minded, with a flat organizational structure where every pilot's voice counts. The site states that both casual flyers and hardcore simmers are welcome.

Logging In to an Existing Account

  1. Go to air-child.aero.
  2. Click Log In in the navigation menu.
  3. Enter your credentials and sign in.
  4. Use the Private link to reach your personal flight management area.

What You'll See Once Signed In

The public homepage already shows some community activity you can check before joining:

Statistic Value
Total Pilots 145
Total Schedules 5,602
Total Aircraft 307
Flown Hours 26,773h 55m

The homepage also lists newest pilots and their joined dates, and displays current times for Los Angeles, New York, London, Berlin, Beijing, and Tokyo — useful if you plan flights across time zones.

Common Questions

Do I need an account to browse? No. Home, Pilots, Flights, and Live Map are public. The Private area is for members.

What happens after I register? You gain access to the pilot area where you can book flights and log hours. The site's stated purpose is that virtual flights translate into real-world support for UNICEF through its sponsorship system.

Is there a cost? The available page content does not mention any pricing, payment, or fees, so no cost information can be confirmed from the site itself.