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we need more more that wish to fly on a regular basics and for fun
we operate 2 e170’s 6 emb 120 er’s
and 3 metro 23’s
you one have to fly once a week thats it
G’day all
Here is a brief look at the first quarter results for Korean Air Virtual.
Kal Virtual has flown for more than 700 hours, carrying over 32,000 passengers to 14 destinations and making a profit of $ 27,263,138 million dollars.
Fleet Statistics: 22 aircraft
We currently have: 7 x B747-400 / 4 x B777-200 / 3 x B777-300 / 3 x B737-800 / 3 x A330-200 / 2 x A330-300
Fleet usage percentages: 747-400 = 66% / 777-200 = 12% / 777-300 = 11% / 737-800 = 4% / 330-200 = 5% / 330-300 = 2%
This great start has only been possible by the efforts and support from the pilots at Kal Virtual. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of them for their help.
Wishing you all a Happy Easter from everyone at Korean Air Virtual.
Rgds
Dominic Harte
ceo Korean Air Virtual - www.koreanairvirtual.com
About Us : American Virtual Airlines is one of the most advanced, and dedicated Virtual Airlines in United States. American Virtual Airlines recreates the real world operations of American Airlines using Flight Simulator. The main hubs for American Virtual Airlines are Atlanta, GA (KATL) and Salt Lake City, UT (KSLC). If you are interested in starting your virtual career with American Virtual Airlines please fill out an application. We use a fully simulated system to re-create all real world American Airlines schedules and passenger demands. We would also like to hear any feedback that you may have about our legacy American Virtual Airlines. We are currently are having an “Grand Opening” as we setup routes, flights, and statistics data. If you are a partner airline at Simmiles, and would like to continue your Virtual Airlines success, as well as ours, please contact our Chief Executive Officer, Aaron Arrowood at Ceo@americanvirtualairlines.com. If you are a pilot looking to join a Virtual Airline, then please visit us online for more information regarding registering. You can visit us online by going to www.americanvirtualairlines.com.
Our Fleet : Our actual fleet that we follow from the real world American Airlines, which can be visited at www.aa.com.
Boeing 777
Airbus 300-605R
Boeing 767-323ER
Boeing 767-223ER
Boeing 757-223
Boeing 737-800
MD -80
Super ATR
Embraer 145
Embraer 140
Embraer 135
CRJ700
Fleet : We do run a small assortment of non-real life fleet of aircraft. For more information, visit us online at www.americanvirtualairlines.com
Thank you,
Aaron Arrowood
Chief Executive Officer
American Virtual Airlines
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our first comp will be held from april 1st to april 31 st
all airnorth virtual pilots are allowed to enter a max of
4 images per pilot.
post your screens for the comp in the forum
images will be judged on the 2nd and 3rd of may
images will be posted on ano virtual website under competions
winner will recieve an air north stubby holder and keyring bottle
opener and an embrear e170 cap.
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Dear Members,
Due to the inactivity of our CEO since 2 months ago, please send any emails if needed, be it feedback or general enquiries, to our Operations Manager at operations@singaporevirtualairlines.com, who has been and will be running Singapore Virtual Airlines and its 2 subsidiaries till further notice when our CEO returns to office. If there is anyone who has been unable to reach our CEO at his email address for the past 2 months, please resend to operations@singaporevirtualairlines.com. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Please take note of the change and thank you for your attention.
Warmest Regards,
Lester Lee
Operations Manager
Singapore Virtual Airlines
Welcome to Delta Virtual Airlines. The Largest Airline in the USA and one of the Largest in the world. We have a very large fleet. We are growing and the more pilots we have flying the faster we can grow. Delta Virtual Airlines flies to more then 200 airports around the world. Our passenger fleet is as follows. (Please note this is what we plan our fleet being once we have grown)
Delta Air Lines
Airbus A319-100 (57 - 319)
Airbus A320-200 (69 - 320)
Airbus A330-200 (11 - 332)
Airbus A330-300 (21 -333)
Boeing 737-700W (7 - 73W)
Boeing 737-800 (39 - 738)
Boeing 737-800W (32 - 73H)
Boeing 747-400 (16 - 744)
Boeing 757-200 (137 - 757)
Boeing 757-200W (35 - 752/757)
Boeing 757-300 (16 - 753)
Boeing 767-300 (19 - 763)
Boeing 767-300ER (55 - 767)
Boeing 767-300ERW (3 - 767)*
Boeing 767-400ER (21 - 764)
Boeing 777-200ER (8 - 777)
Boeing 777-200LR (8 - 77L)
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-30 (22 - D9S)
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-40 (7 - D9S)
McDonnell Douglas DC-9-50 (34 - D9S)
McDonnell Douglas MD-88 (115 - M80/M88)*
McDonnell Douglas MD-90 (16 - M90)* Delta Connection
Canadair CRJ-100ER (80 - CRJ)
Canadair CRJ-200ER (180 - CRJ)
Canadair CRJ-200LR (141 - CRJ)
Canadair CRJ-700ER (68 - CR7)*
Canadair CRJ-900LR (96 - CR9)
Embraer EMB-120 (13 - EMB2)
Embraer ERJ-145LR (55 - ER4/ERJ)
Embraer 175LR (52 - E75)
Saab 340 (49 - SF3)
Retired Aircraft
Airbus A310-300*
ATR 72
Beechcraft 1900D
Boeing 727-200
Boeing 737-200
Boeing 737-300
Boeing 767-200
De Havilland Dash 8-100
Embraer EMB-110*
Embraer ERJ-135LR
Embraer ERJ-145XR
Lockheed L-1011-1*
McDonnell Douglas MD-11
If you would like to join our Delta Virtual Airlines please send a pilot application. if you have any questions please contact us.
Greetings!
Singapore Virtual has purchased 2 Airbus A330-300 widebody aircraft, in preparation for our progressive fleet renewal programme starting 28th March. The Airbus A330-300s will be replacing the older Boeing 777-200s on some of our operations to the Middle East and the Maldives. We will be adopting a progressive approach to keep up with real world Singapore Airlines’ fleet renewal programme.
From 28th March, Singapore Virtual will be serving Zurich on the Airbus A380-800 instead of the usual B777-300ER, by using a spare slot on one of our A380-800 aircraft, without a need to buy a new one. Singapore-Abu Dhabi-Kuwait, Singapore-Abu Dhabi-Jeddah and Singapore-Male will also be served by our new A330-300s, instead of the Boeing 777-200s. These changes are aimed at keeping in line with real world Singapore Airlines, who will also be implementing these changes on 28th March 2010. These changes will also see Singapore Virtual doing a restructuring of its fleet, with the decommissioning of 3 older Boeing 777-200 aircraft.
On a side note, Singapore Virtual would like to welcome the new management team of Star Alliance codeshare partner, Air Canada Virtual, and we wish Air Canada Virtual a promising future ahead.
Singapore Cargo Virtual has also started making its first sign of profits, just within its first week of operations, and we are glad that our profits have been significant and consistent throughout the year across the parent company Singapore Virtual and our 2 subsidiaries, Silkair Virtual and Singapore Cargo Virtual, thanks to the support of our committed pilots.
Air Canada Virtual is now open for business! We’re better than ever, with more routes than ever before! Be sure to check Air Canada Virtual Airlines out, and also our Star Alliance partners!
Philippine Airlines Virtual (PALv), has launched new flights and introduced new aircraft to its fleet over the past few days. Coinciding with Philippine Airlines launch of its second Boeing 777-300ER (Boeing 777-36NER/RP-C7776), PALv has launched new direct 777 flights from Manila to Sydney and Melbourne, in the coming days we will be restructuring our Australian flights with these new 777 aircraft, which will mean the introduction of PAL’s new Manila-Melbourne-Brisbane-Manila triangle route, which is expected to be flown with the Airbus A330-300, this new Manila-Brisbane via Melbourne flight will be launched in a couple of days.
Philippine Airlines Virtual has also introduced new flights with the Boeing 747-400 (RP-C7471) to Riyadh, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, this is the first middle eastern flight flown by PAL for years, and can be flown now onboard RP-C7471. We expect to update regional flights and frequencies to Singapore and Japan thanks to the freed up frequencies of our Airbus A330-300 fleet due to the capacity increase from the introduction of the Boeing 777-300ER to our fleet. Remember to view our News Section on the Website for continous updates on the airline, as well as our messageboards.
We also hope you can visit the new vACC Vatsim Philippines website, thanks to the guys for that!
Enjoy 2010,
Happy Flying
Philippine Airlines Virtual
Jetstar is now re hiering any intrest can be emaild to jason@simmiles.com
Dear Members,
Singapore Airlines Cargo Virtual is proud to the first of its kind here on Simmiles, as a subsidiary of mainstream Singapore Airlines Virtual. The cargo division will run as a separate entity with separate statistics from the mainstream carrier. We currently own a fleet of 9 Boeing 747-400F freighters, which we will use for our North American, European, African and Middle East operations. The European market will be our focus for now, with our secondary hubs in Brussels and Sharjah, where we will base some of our operations.
Unlike normal passenger flights, a cargo flight does quite a number of hops around the world before returning back to base. Such a system would allow our pilots to gain more exposure in flying in foreign territories, where we have to step out of our comfort zone and be familiar with other airports and airspace. Our pilots strongly welcome this new cargo division, and there is support from them to expand our operations, and establish the Singapore Virtual brand as a strong one, here on the Simmiles network.
Singapore Virtual and its subsidiaries, Silkair and Singapore Airlines Cargo, are very open to partnerships with other Virtual Airlines, and we look forward to establish a lasting partnership with interested Virtual Airline partners. Singapore Airlines Cargo is part of the WOW network in the real world, which is a cargo alliance between SAS Cargo, JAL Cargo and SIA Cargo. Should SASv and JALv decide to open cargo divisions, we are very much open for negotiations for a cargo partnership, which benefits all involved.
Singapore Virtual would like to thank all its pilots for their support for the past 1 year of operations, and we cannot thank them enough for bringing us this far. Our pilots have been a very great team, and it has shown us how our active and motivated human resource has established us as one of the leading Virtual Airlines on Simmiles.
Warmest Regards,
Lester Lee
Operations Manager
Singapore Virtual Airlines
