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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