Wow,
Loved the scenery when flying to Juneau (PAJN), but getting a A321-200 in was somewhat tricky with the prevailing conditions.
If anyone is interested in flying in the area, it would seem to have some great fun legs to fly... challenging too

So where are all those available packages stored if not at warehouses? Airlines purchase them, so why not give those airlines who purchase these warehouses a bonus when it comes to cargo as they not only have to purchase a warehouse, but also pay regular rent on their warehouse. In fact, unless an ...

Hiya, I had set up a challenge between Angel Falls, to Victoria Falls, via Niagara Falls in a Cessna Caravan (which I've done both ways incidentally) obviously using multiple hops; the most difficult being the one on the way to the Greenland stop-over. Takes some time to do, but fun in real weather ...

Thanks Joe

A further idea regarding packages/cargo, If an airport increases its cargo capacity by an airline building a warehouse, does the package availability increase at the airport, or indeed does the airline get requests to deliver cargo, rather than collect it from the generic cargo availability or by ...

Time for a change of scenery...
I've been flying around Europe for some months now, so going to check in to the North American Hub in Lincoln Nebraska for a couple of months before moving on again

Reached level 12 (again)

Okies
Big round of applause please... now reached level C10 which means I van now fly aircraft of any weight

No problem,
Incidentally, the program also inserts failures occasionally for you to overcome periodically

Link to the website:
http://www.fspassengers.com/

Hiya Buddy, to be honest I don't even know if FSPassengers is available any more, but basically you start your career in a single engine prop aircraft and work your way up through the levels, earning points and hours. Each level increases the size of the aircraft you can fly dependant on its weight ...

Now graduated to C10 (again) an looking forward to some flights in the A320 series, and B739/ 757's

Hiya Buddy, I've been a flight simulator engineer since 1981, maintaining and 'flying' simulators that train Royal Air Force crews; heavies, fast jets and helicopters during my career, currently on the A400M. I always wanted to be a pilot, but could never find the time or the cash to have a go, but ...

Graduated to Senior first Officer (for the third time - C8) and am currently flying an A318 in the skies over Europe.

Absolutely agree with that sentiment :)

Hiya Matthew I'm happy to fulfil your requirements if you want to join, and if you have any specific aircraft requirements let me know. Take a look at the aircraft in the VA and if you need something, either sell it to me, or I can purchase what you want. You can see I fly a lot of older aircraft ...