✈️ Pilot Resources
Charts, procedures, frequencies and everything you need to fly in the Levant FIR on VATSIM
Charts, procedures, frequencies and everything you need to fly in the Levant FIR on VATSIM
🛬 Airports
The main airports within the Levant FIR — click the links for charts and procedures.
🌍 FIR Information
Key facts about the Levant Flight Information Region.
FIR Name
Levant FIR
ICAO Prefix
OL · OS · OR · OJ
VATSIM Division
VATME — Middle East
vACC
Levant vACC (LVAC)
Transition Altitude
6,000 ft
Transition Level
FL 70 (varies)
RVSM Airspace
FL 290 – FL 410
Speed Limit (below FL100)
250 KIAS
📊 Charts & Procedures
Where to find accurate charts for simulation use.
🖥️ VATSIM Resources
Tools and references specific to flying on the VATSIM network.
💡 Tips for Flying in the Levant FIR
Make the most of your experience when ATC is online.
Include correct aircraft type, equipment codes (e.g. /S or /L),
cruise altitude and full airways routing. SimBrief generates these automatically.
Levant vACC controllers prefer voice communications. Text is always available as a fallback —
append /v/ to your callsign if voice only.
Set squawk 2000 before departure if no code has been assigned yet. Always confirm your assigned squawk read-back before take-off.
Plan your flight to coincide with active bookings. Flying with ATC online dramatically improves the realism of your flight.
Start your top-of-descent at roughly 3× your altitude in thousands of feet (FL350 → 105 NM out). Approach controllers will appreciate an aircraft that is properly prepared.
Had a great experience? Let us know via the ATC Feedback Form. It helps our controllers improve and is always appreciated.
Have a question not answered here?
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