Flightradar24 to SimBrief helps flight sim users grab details from supported Flightradar24 flight and aircraft pages and open SimBrief with the relevant information ready to review. It is designed to cut down manual entry and make building dispatches faster with route, timing, and aircraft-related data.
Works with supported Flightradar24 flight and aircraft pages and opens SimBrief with captured flight information.
The extension reads the supported data from a Flightradar24 flight or aircraft page and opens SimBrief with that information prepared for a new dispatch.
It is built for Flight Simulator users and other sim pilots who want a quicker way to create dispatches based on real-world flights.
It saves time, reduces copy-and-paste work, and makes it easier to move from browsing flights to generating a SimBrief plan with route, departure timing, and aircraft details already carried across.
Go to a supported page on Flightradar24 where the extension can access the details it needs.
Use the browser context menu on the page and choose the Flightradar24 to SimBrief action when it becomes available.
The extension captures the relevant data from the page, such as route-related details, departure timing, and other supported values.
SimBrief opens with the captured information filled in. Review it, make any adjustments you want, and generate your dispatch.
The context menu entry is intended for supported Flightradar24 flight and aircraft pages, not for every page on the site. If you do not see it, or if it is temporarily disabled, confirm you are on a supported page and give the page data a moment to load.
The options page lets you tailor how the extension behaves when sending data to SimBrief.
Choose whether departure and arrival airport pages open as part of the workflow, and decide whether those tabs stay in the background or take focus immediately.
Fine-tune the flight data that carries across, including real-world departure timing, aircraft registration, and whether airline codes use the IATA or ICAO format.
Save the values you use most often so a new SimBrief page starts closer to your normal workflow.
Create rules by aircraft type, then add airline-specific overrides beneath them. Matching prioritises aircraft type first and then airline, with validation to help prevent duplicate entries.
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