Pacific Airways

If anybody is looking for an airline that has a very user friendly approach, up to date fleet, Bi-weekly VATSIM fly-ins, very active forums and a friendly bunch of pilots, then Pacifc Airways is the airline for you!Pacific Airways has an extensive route network that includes its Pacific Express regional subsidiary as well as a broad international coverage that can take you from our hubs to Europe, Asia, The Carribbean, the South Pacific, North Afirca and the Americas. We have a passenger and cargo division. Our cargo operations are based at New York, Los Angeles and London. Our fleet has just been updated to include the CRJ-900, which makes us the first virtual airline to operate the aircraft on its regional network, Pacific Express, soon to be renamed Pacific Blue. We also cater from the small B1900D to the 747-400. We have a dedicated set of staff who are continually looking to improve the airline even further to offer something different at each of our 7 Hubs, a brief description of each is below:Seattle is our biggest and first hub, which serves as our headquarters.Seattle is also our gateway to Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.Miami is our gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America.This hub also provides flights throughout the U.S. and Europe.The Mile High City is our gateway to the Southwestern U.S., Mexico, and the Pacific.Chicago, the windy city, is our gateway to the Northwestern U.S., Canada, and Europe.New York, "The Big Apple", is the east coast connection for our Cargo Division. This hub provides both cargo and passenger flights.Los Angeles serves as the world headquarters for our Cargo Division. This hub offers passenger flights in addition to cargo operations.L A X - "The sky's the limit!"London is our newest and only international hub. London provides passenger and cargo flights, utilising all of London's major airports (EGLL, EGKK, EGSS, EGGW, EGLC), serving most coutries throughout Europe, plus many domestic flights too. London is the only hub that operates the BAe-146 (from London City), which serves some interesting airports throughout Europe, and is soon to have more flights added to an already extensive route network.Each hub has a Hub Director and Chief Pilot to help oversee the running of the hub and keep things moving along nicely. There is the opportunity to request charter flights to and from airports of your own choice if they are not on the regular route network.Our forums are constantly active and any problems you have will more than likely be solved by one of our pilots upon posting in the forum.Registration is easy, just take our simple entrance exam and score 70% or more, and you become a Pacific Airways pilot. So why not come and become one of the family of the friendliest pilots on the web.Visit us at Pacific Airways today and join in the fun.http://pacific.flyafa.com/Rob ScottPAY8156London Hub Chief Pilot