Skybus Launch is a Success Says CEO
Opening day for SkyBus was a success. Yesterday morning at approximately 9:00am Skybus plane SX522 pushed from its gate bound for Richmond Va. Continue reading
Dayjet Adds 737-800
Officials from DayJet Virtual Airlines announced today the airline buys a new 737-800.
Dayjet typically uses the Learjet 60, but Board Members felt that acquiring the 737-800 would amp up business.
Virtual Allegiant Air Adds Los Angeles Hub
Low-cost airline, Virtual Allegiant Air, LLC, a subsidiary of Virtual Allegiant Travel Company, today announced it will establish a new base in the world-class, leisure destination Los Angeles, with low-fare, nonstop jet service from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) beginning May 1.
Flying to and from America’s favorite small cities, Allegiant plans to launch the new service with flights to LAX from 12 markets already served by the carrier with introductory low fares.
Island Pacific Group, Oasis VA Might Merge
Island Pacific Group Virtual and Oasis Virtual Airlines Corporation today announced that the two carriers are in negotiation for a possible merger. Rumor has it that the two companies are negotiating an agreement in which the two carriers will combine in an all-stock transaction with a combined enterprise value of $1.7 billion, creating the flightsim communities premier global airline. Continue reading
Flock Air Opens Twitter Feed
Vienna, Austria based Flock Air is constantly trying out new ideas to reach their audience. Today the airline announced the opening of its Twitter feed.
Atlantic Northeast Reopens Website
Atlantic Northeast Virtual, originally founded in early 2003, relaunched it’s web site yesterday after the most significant series of changes in the airline’s history. The web site was originally taken down on January 6th this year to allow for the major upgrade and move to a new domain. Continue reading
New jetEngland Virtual Buys 737-800
JetEngland Virtual, a new virtual airline based in the UK, today announced the roll out of the Boeing 737-800. The 737-800, which is the smallest aircraft in the fleet will be used to shuttle passengers accross the United Kingdom and European destinations.