Final Preparations Underway to Increase Bourne Aviation’s Global Presence
In a recent press release, Bourne Aviation has announced plans to add ten (10) new virtual airlines to its global alliance, further promoting its global presence. Upon the completion of the addition, more than 35 airlines will be a part of Bourne Aviation’s collective group of virtual airlines.
Up for consideration are: Malaysia Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Turkish Airlines, TAM, Hawaiian Airlines, TAP Portugal, Austrian Airlines, TACA, Kenya Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Asiana Airlines, and Korean Air.
A complete list of current alliance members can be found at: http://www.bourneaviation.com/virtualairlines.php … Continue reading ‘Final Preparations Underway to Increase Bourne Aviation’s Global Presence’
Pegasus Simulations Set to Launch Atlantic International Virtual
Scheduled for entry into the virtual airline market, Atlantic International Virtual, subsidiary of Pegasus Simulations, Inc., is on course to launch operations from a Boston-Logan International hub (KBOS) on November 14, 2008. Included in the plans are provisions for many different types of aircraft, including, but not limited to; the Embraer 170 (E70), Boeing 737-800 (B738), 757-200 (B752), and 767-300 (B763) with service to over a dozen cities worldwide. The 4th quarter 2008 start-date has the executive staff at full throttle as they work to ensure an on-time opening.
Pegasus Simulations, Inc., parent-company of Atlantic International, is also looking to add to their growing roster of experienced staff members. “We are still in the progress on hiring more executive and operations staff,” said CEO Robert Sayles, and those interested in joining their team should visit the Atlantic International web-site at: http://aivirtual.org for more information.
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Corporate Air Maintenance Outsourced
Seattle-based Corporate Air (VATSIM:CPT) announced a partnership with Air Services, a ground-services provider based at the Jefferson Co. International Airport (0S9), in an early morning press-conference.
Air Services is a ground services provider offering clients a variety of services ranging from general aircraft maintenance to 100-hour engine/airframe inspections. The agreement reached establishes a solid partnership between the two companies offering Corporate Air virtual hangar space and discounted maintenance fees.
“We’re excited to take the next step into the future with Air Services,” said Corporate Air’s Airline Operations Manager, Chris McGee. He went on to say that, “this partnership will not only allow us to have a central maintenance base but will also be financially rewarding.” … Continue reading ‘Corporate Air Maintenance Outsourced’
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