There's also a bit of symbolism in the arrows besides representig the initials of your company; they almost imply to me that your airline gets me there and back.

I have to say that I'm impressed with your billboard colors. Modern, simplistic, much like many of the current European air carriers — and many US carriers of late. It works well.

should this be made in a seperate list though or on the aircraft page itself. i think a list with everythign together would be best myself. A separate list would be cleaner, but on the aircraft page itself would be more logical. Fortunately, Wiki mark-up lets you reference certain sections of ...

alasizon wrote:I believe the extent that we could take it to before it becomes a huge can of worms is a list of the freeware and payware developers and where their work is available.

That was my main idea. Just something to aid others in finding suitable aircraft for the types.

Would it be kosher to list models, panels, and related files for the aircraft on these pages as well? Or would that be opening up a can of worms?

Yeah. I've been taking it slow with mine. My goal is to start out small, get some repaints made, earn a few more aircraft, and plan out my route structure. I've been talking with a guy I know that does dispatching for another VA (they're not on FSA though) and see if he can't give me pointers. I'm ...

Have you tried recruiting in forums? I know Avsim has a VA section for such stuff. I've also seen people on the feelThere forums, pitching their airlines to users of their payware aircraft.

As someone mentioned, using programs like Active Sky Advanced to enhance weather and give you real-world weather means flights will always be different. Also, fly using real-world rules. Sometimes you have to divert around storms, sometimes airports are below minimums for an instrument approach and ...