any good virtual airlines?

can someone refer me to a good virtual airline that needs a pilot?

If you want a really good training program go to www.nwva.org
Or if you don't want to go through a training program try www.deltava.org or www.upsvac.com

Theres a big list in the VA section of this forum and most will be looking for new pilots. www.deltava.org have thousands of pilots so there isn't normally a limit

on deltaav.org what do you do do they send you flights that you have to complete or what. it sounds like fun so far but i would like some more info on it

simairline.net has a great list of VA's

Nolanair operate a fleet of Embraer ERJ-145's on short and medium haul flights out of San Fransisco Intl. If you would like to download and fly this plane, or become a pilot with nolanair, just email bnolan02@hotmail.com.

If you have more than 10 hours with another VA, you could automatically be accepted as a Commercial Captain with nolanair! Just apply today.

We are a free Virtual airline that is open to both novices and experienced flight simulator pilots alike!

We are currently seeking microsoft flight simulator virtual pilots to come and join our ranks. Even if you've just started playing, you are guarenteed a position with our airline!!!
We are also seeking people for managerial positions within the airline, including technical staff and directors.
So if you would like to become a pilot with the aviation world's newest airline, just send an email to bnolan02@hotmail.com and include:
- Your full name
- Country of residence
- previous VA experience (remember you dont need to have any!!)

Let's not forget about United Virtual, a pretty veteran virtual airline with some top pilots and training!

Or, a new airline that's only about a year old is ATAv, or ATAvirtual.com. They're about 200 pilots strong (i think) and are very eager to have new members!

It's www.deltava.org
You choose your own flights as long as they're real flights that delta flys. You work your way up by passing writen tests. You take an entry test to determine where you start, or in what aircraft.

www.upsvac.com
They have a biding system and a rank and pay system. Very cool.

im in air northwest www.airnorthwest.org its the most organized one ive been apart off. good ranking system and large variety of planes and routes that cover the globe. for example alaska bush routes and carribean routes.

You just bumped a six and a half year old thread...

Why not add www.airnorthwest.org to the Sticky on top of the list...?

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