scootvirtual

Hi everyone, I am proud to announce the opening of our Virtual Airline - www.scootvirtual.net Scoot Virtual offers a professional and friendly environment for pilots of all levels of experience. We support FS9, FSX, FSX-SE, P3D, and X-Plane. Whilst Scoot Virtual is based primarily on the Scoot Airline, we wanted to offer more choice in regards to schedules and aircraft. That meant expanding Scoot Virtual operations further by implementing the Scoot Value Alliance partners. The Value Alliance was established by eight (8) airlines in the Asia-Pacific region on 16 May 2016. Members can now select flights from Scoot, NokScoot, Nok Air, Cebu Pacific, Cebgo, Jeju Air, Vanilla Air, Tigerair and Tigerair Australia with unparalled access to more than 160 destinations across the region, covering a third of the world. History hasn’t been forgotten at Scoot Virtual with a range of retired aircraft available to operate through our historic schedules. Tour and event flights are held on a regular basis earning pilots some cool award badges! We are also very proud of our website and systems, which offer all the features our pilots can imagine and which have been developed by Sava Markovic. We would like to personally thank him for his professional work and input. We can highly recommend him to others - http://www.savamarkovic.com A few of the features Scoot Virtual offers: Accurate fleet and Schedules Custom ACARS software by TFDI Award badges Customized flight map with flight tracking. Also has the ability to book flights Integrated simbrief option for all schedules Auto forum registration when registering at Scoot Virtual Super-fast dell servers with daily backups Social activities with a dedicated forum and Facebook page Support for FS9, FSX, FSX-SE, P3D, X-Plane Professional pilot center We kindly invite you to join us for the exciting journey ahead! Thank-you, Mike Sharpe Scoot Virtual founder

Hi everyone, I am proud to announce the opening of our Virtual Airline - www.scootvirtual.net Scoot Virtual offers a professional and friendly environment for pilots of all levels of experience. We support FS9, FSX, FSX-SE, P3D, and X-Plane. Whilst Scoot Virtual is based primarily on the Scoot Airline, we wanted to offer more choice in regards to schedules and aircraft. That meant expanding Scoot Virtual operations further by implementing the Scoot Value Alliance partners. The Value Alliance was established by eight (8) airlines in the Asia-Pacific region on 16 May 2016. Members can now select flights from Scoot, NokScoot, Nok Air, Cebu Pacific, Cebgo, Jeju Air, Vanilla Air, Tigerair and Tigerair Australia with unparalled access to more than 160 destinations across the region, covering a third of the world. History hasn’t been forgotten at Scoot Virtual with a range of retired aircraft available to operate through our historic schedules. Tour and event flights are held on a regular basis earning pilots some cool award badges! We are also very proud of our website and systems, which offer all the features our pilots can imagine and which have been developed by Sava Markovic. We would like to personally thank him for his professional work and input. We can highly recommend him to others - http://www.savamarkovic.com A few of the features Scoot Virtual offers: Accurate fleet and Schedules Custom ACARS software by TFDI Award badges Customized flight map with flight tracking. Also has the ability to book flights Integrated simbrief option for all schedules Auto forum registration when registering at Scoot Virtual Super-fast dell servers with daily backups Social activities with a dedicated forum and Facebook page Support for FS9, FSX, FSX-SE, P3D, X-Plane Professional pilot center We kindly invite you to join us for the exciting journey ahead! Thank-you, Mike Sharpe Scoot Virtual founder

Hey Guys ,I ran the benchmark per the instructions and here are the results-I havent upgraded my video card yet as I thought FSX was more CPU dependant.Im a little dissapointed with the results especially with the OCZ running FSX.Would my results be a lot higher by upgrading my video card and maybe ram with lower timing?Thanks,Mike.