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Virgin Atlantic Virtual
(http://www.virginatlanticvirtualairline.net)
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| We welcome you to Virgin Atlantic VA. One of the newest airlines on the ramp.We offer you a truly exclsuive airline that is progressing at a rate knots.If you have feedback please dont hesitate to contact us.**YOU MUST HAVE A VATSIM ID, IN ORDER TO JOIN**
Mark Gronan | 7/23/2008 | 216 Views
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Virgin Atlantic Virtual Airlines
(http://www.geocities.com/jamie_davey21)
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| This new VA is avalible without training or paying or entrance exams.This is your chance to fly the official Virgin fleet on scheduled flights to destinations around the world. This airline is set up to help train existing pilots and new pilots.I hope you can join,Jamie Daveyowner of the VA
jamie_davey21 (Registered User) | 2/16/2006 | 1126 Views
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Virgin Blue VA
(http://vb-va.tripod.com/)
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| The best Virgin Blue VA in Australia
Blake | 2/27/2007 | 413 Views
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Virgin Blue Virtual Airlines
(http://www.vbvirtual.150m.com)
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| Welcome to VBVA!! We are all keen fans of our real world real life airline counterpart Virgin Blue and have set our goal. We do not represent Virgin Blue legally in any way shape or form, nor are we funded by them in any way. Please feel free to download any Virgin Blue, Pacific Blue or Regional Express Aircraft.
Nicholas McMillan | 2/23/2007 | 355 Views
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Virgin International Airways
(http://www.simairline.net/via/)
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| A virtual airline based on the real Virgin America, Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Blue, Pacific Blue, Virgin Express, Virgin Nigeria, and Virgin Sun, and part of the SimAirline.net group.
Aaron Robinson | 9/15/2004 | 1281 Views
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Virgin Virtual Airlines
(http://virgin.virtualairline.org)
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| You're invited to fly with a friendly, supportive virtual airline flying the routes of Virgin and Pacific Blue in Australia and New Zealand, Virgin Express in Europe, and Virgin Atlantic worldwide. Our focus is on having fun while flying professionally. Our website us fully automated with the most advanced features any pilot could want including, ACARS integration, logbooks, dynamic maps, schedules, very active forum etc. Join us and fly the world with Virgin Virtual Airlines.
Jennifer Conner | 8/30/2004 | 1657 Views
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Virtual Aeroflot
(http://www.virtualaeroflot.bourneaviation.com/)
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| Virtual Aeroflot is a virtual airline based on the operations of the real world airline Aeroflot. It simulates all the current schedules, flights and routes of the airline using the exact fleet. Some of our major features include the advanced system for recording all the flights in one single logbook, Rank system based directly on the number of hours flown, A dedicated section named "Flying School" containing great tutorials by expert simmers covering a lot of topics from flying to add ons, Maps generated for the logbooks, A collection of the best free ware aircraft and repaints compatible with FSX and FS9 for all our virtual airlines and the list of features continues. As Virtual Aeroflot is a member of Bourne Aviation Alliance, you can fly for all the other airlines in the alliance with the same account. We hope that you will drop by to pay a visit.
Salman Khan | 7/6/2008 | 190 Views
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Virtual Aerosvit
(http://www.virtualaerosvit.com)
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| My partner Matthew and I would like to announce that Virtual Aerosvit is officially open and is accepting new pilots.For the best part of three months, Matthew and I have worked hard on getting the website, and the systems that make a virtual airline function, in an operable position. We have made vast improvements to the site, and we have added many features with more ideas in the works.What is Virtual Aerosvit?Virtual Aerosvit is a Virtual Airline that is based on the real Ukrainian airline Aerosvit. Virtual Aerosvit was founded on the 6th of July with full permission of Aerosvit. Virtual Aerosvit started off on a free hosting site with adverts and a simple design. (If you want to see what changes have been made since we had the old website, three months ago, visit here.) Since then, we have paid for the web hosting and the domain name and built a website that we are proud of.What is your aim?Our aim is to create a community that provides a fun and relaxed environment, without all the competition and demands. We want to create an environment where pilots can sign up, chat in the forums, get together and fly. There are no strict guidelines on where to go, we just want people to have a choice. They can fly a scheduled flight from our flight schedule, or just simply fly from one airport to another. We allow pilots to choose when they wish to fly, and the flight hours will be logged.What planes do you have?Our fleet consists of:A320-214An-24B737-200B737-300B737-400B737-500B767-300ERWhere do you operate?Our main hub is the Boryspil (Kiev) airport in the Ukraine. Most flights depart from Boryspil and land all over the globe. We have a scenery package, available for the pilots to download, of Boryspil airport, which is very detailed.What jobs are available?We are mainly looking for pilots in order for this virtual airline to operate. However we may be soon looking for an aircraft painter, public relations director, fleet manager and an engineer. If anybody is interested in filling in one of the staff positions, then please contact me personally at ceo@virtualaerosvit.com. If you would like to become a pilot then please click on the ‘Join’ link on our website.What features are on your website?We have a range of features on our website ranging from the most common necessities such as a pirep system, to soon a pilot payroll system. We plan on integrating a system where pilots would receive a pay when participating in events and just generally logging the hours. The money earned can then be spent in a shop on the website that would sell extras ranging from a personal email address to a personalised paint for their aircraft. Its something that we plan on integrating to provide some interest and gives the pilots something to aim for. We have an interactive map that allows pilots to get a visual idea of the routes we have, and if you hover over a particular route, it will display information on that route such as trip time and route length. We also provide a route schedule, so if pilots want to fly a particular route, just pop over to the schedules page and review the flight times for your chosen route. The map and schedule work well together for choosing your next flight. We have a forum that will not only provide information on the goings on, but will be there for the pilots to relax and have a chat. We also have integrated a gallery into the website where pilots can upload their images and screenshots for the rest of the community to see. Who knows we may have a screenshot competition and other competitions that pilots can participate in.There are many features on the website, and we plan to add more things. If anybody has an idea that they would like to see on the site then by all means contact us and we will see if it is feasible.Any plans for the future?There are so many plans for the future that I don’t know where to begin. We plan on supporting FSX when it comes out as well as constantly updating and improving the website. We also plan on opening a cargo section to the site, so a MD-80 is currently being painted and the cargo section of the site is under construction. We do provide help to the new pilots among us, so we will assist them with getting to grips with handling a small Cessna to the larger 737s. We aim to utilise the co-pilot software from gates.to and fsnet. This will allow us to teach the newer pilots more effectively as well as providing a more personalised approach. So where can I find you?You can find the website here www.virtualaerosvit.com. This is where the site is located, as well as the forums. If you have any questions you can either contact Matthew or myself directly through the contact form on the website or email viceceo@virtualaerosvit.com or ceo@virtualaerosvit.com. If you have any questions regarding the site contact me at webmaster@virtualaerosvit.com. We regularly check our email so you can expect a reply within a couple of hours.We have got this far, all we need now is for people to join and start the ball rolling in getting what can potentially be, a good VA.Alex BerezovskyCEO
Alex Berezovsky | 9/26/2006 | 650 Views
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Virtual Air Canada
(http://www.vacanada.org/)
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| Rated in the top 10 virtual airlines in the world. At this time, 4-4-2007, we have a total of 38,000 flights flown, 1,160 pilots, and a total of over 132,000 hours in the sky. It is a challenging, fun, and authentic virtual airline community with hubs in Montreal, Torornto, Winnipeg, and Vancouver. We have a very reliable, modernized fleet including CRJ's, EMB's, Boeing, and Airbus aircraft. Our staff is a group of highly trained, and highly proffesional individuals that will actually help you with you the things you don't understand, instead of make fun of you. Once you've joined, you'll know this is where you belong. Welcome aboard, pilot.
Ryan Borth (vac2276) | 4/4/2007 | 406 Views
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Virtual Air Canada
(http://www.virtualaircanada.bourneaviation.com/)
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| This is virtual airline based on the operations of Air Canada and Air Canada jazz. We simulate all the current schedules, flights, routes and fleet. We are part of the Bourne Aviation alliance which helps us in offering our pilots a lot more than what a single Virtual Airline can.By joining Virtual Air Canada, you join the whole Bourne Aviation Alliance.This VA is recognized by Air Canada!
Salman Khan | 6/2/2008 | 150 Views
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Virtual Air France-KLM
(http://www.virtualairfrance-klm.bourneaviation.com/)
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| This is virtual airline based on the operations of Air France and KLM. We simulate all the current schedules, flights, routes and fleet. We are part of the Bourne Aviation alliance which helps us in offering our pilots a lot more than what a single Virtual Airline can.By joining Virtual Air France-KLM, you join the whole Bourne Aviation Alliance.
Salman Khan | 6/2/2008 | 143 Views
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Virtual Air India
(http://www.freewebs.com/virtualairindia/)
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| We are one of the few Indian Virtual Airlines. We have only been running for a week and already have 8 pilots. So if you are interested, join today!
Akhil Dewan | 4/2/2008 | 175 Views
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Virtual Air Jamaica
(http://vajamaica.co.nr/)
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| Virtual Air Jamaica is Jamaica's best virtual airline. It was started in March 2007 and we are growing steadily. We have VERY FRIENDLY staff who will help you out with whatever you need. At Virtual Air Jamaica, it is about serving the pilots and making them have a lot of fun. We are Jamaica's #1 Virtual Airline.
Andre Campbell | 4/9/2007 | 545 Views
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Virtual Airways Plus
(http://www.vaplus.org)
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| Virtual Airways Plus was founded a small but very experienced group of virtual pilots. We all have years of experience in flight simulation, and some of us have a little experience in real world aviation too. Even though we are still relatively new as a group, we are growing and striving to offer a relaxed but professional atmosphere for our pilots. We believe that aviation as a whole requires patience, dedication and knowledge to master...it doesn't matter what you are flying. The basic principles are all the same. We want to be able to offer our pilots the ability to fly whatever scenario he or she may want to fly in the flight simulator.
VAP2100Jon (Registered User) | 11/3/2008 | 0 Views
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Virtual Alaska Airlines
(http://www.virtualalaskaairlines.bourneaviation.com/)
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| This is virtual airline based on the operations of Alaska Airlines. We simulate all the current schedules, flights, routes and fleet. We are part of the Bourne Aviation alliance which helps us in offering our pilots a lot more than what a single Virtual Airline can.By joining Virtual Alaska Airlines, you join the whole Bourne Aviation Alliance.
Salman Khan | 6/2/2008 | 149 Views
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