January 11, 20242 yr https://www.worldwidevirtual.net Very similar to flyvirtual but time acceleration is allowed. Edited January 11, 20242 yr by lancealotg
January 11, 20242 yr Another vote for Fly UK here Edited January 11, 20242 yr by maxpax444 https://maxpax444.com
January 11, 20242 yr https://www.thedeltavirtual.com Building a full scale 737-800 Simulator running P3D v5.x 210 degree wrap around screen Jason Lohrenz (@lohrenz737) • Instagram photos and videos Lohrenz 737 Simulator Project (lohrenzsimulator.com)
January 11, 20242 yr Neofly is worth mentioning as a free option. It is not as sophisticated as some of the other VA you pay for - but the basic career for just you flying is free. You only pay if you want options like managing other pilots.
January 12, 20242 yr Walker Air Transport is also very good and provides something for both the casual and more strict pilots. The website, acars and simbrief integration is suberb. https://walkerair.us/ I have been with them since Nov 2022 and 510 flights later.
February 1, 20242 yr I like United-Virtual - but for some of the reasons that may turn off others. While anyone can join, the route selection is limited and aircraft type is as well (narrow-body "trainers"). For more complete access to aircraft and routes, a check ride is required (practice, practice, and practice a "canned route" - then record it... and if you think it's up to par - submit). Those rides are graded very similar to the grading regimen I had in USN flight school. A very thorough critique is given and while it is accurate and respectful, there is no cheap, unearned praise. Beyond the main check ride, there are advanced check rides one can take for type ratings, but those are completely optional and not required for type if the pilot decides to qualify by hours instead (a slower but certainly less-stressful way to go). Coming into flight sim from real-world aviation (mil, com - and general as a CFII), I do appreciate the more professional, disciplined and standardized approach they take. The resources and training material are very comprehensive as well. I'd be interested to know if there are similar approaches out there with other VAs. I have flown for AlaskaVA, OneWorld, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam virtual airlines as well. But of those, I find that United-Virtual is the best for me - but quite possibly for the same reason that it may not be best for others. Edited February 1, 20242 yr by leeflet Grammar corrections
December 12, 20241 yr There are good airlines which are using the new Newsky a plugin that works with simbrief, Vatsim and IVAO.
December 12, 20241 yr On 1/12/2024 at 12:58 AM, Saffa_Jake812 said: Walker Air Transport is also very good and provides something for both the casual and more strict pilots. The website, acars and simbrief integration is suberb. https://walkerair.us/ I have been with them since Nov 2022 and 510 flights later. I'd agree with that, Walker has been great for me. G Gary Davies aka "Gazzareth" Simming since 747 on the Acorn Electron
December 12, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Gazzareth said: I'd agree with that, Walker has been great for me. G It is tough to find any fault with Walker. It is as open or restrictive as you want it to be....
January 10, 20251 yr Yup. Can do scheduled flights, cargo flights, charter flight; lots of themed "tours" if you don't know what to do. Can be combined with other apps, like Neofly or APLv2. 5800X3D, 64GB 3200 RAM, 7900 XT 20GB
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