Chicago, IL, – Atlantic International Virtual Airlines (AIV) announced today AIV3.0, their upgraded web site with a new company logo and much more. AIV senior management has been working behind the scenes to come up with a refreshing look, as they recently re-branded the airline. AIV3.0 is scheduled to be release to the public in June 2012 with a much power punch to the flight simulation community. Also, with AIV3.0, AIV will be changing their Corporate Headquarters and Home Airport to Chicago O’Hare International Airport (KORD). Back in April 2012, AIV announced 2 new additions to their fleet, which it will be the Boeing 777-200LR and Bombardier Q-400. We will be position these new aircraft’s to their new Domiciles within the new few weeks before we launch AIV3.0, said Corey Durham, Vice President of Flight Operations. AIV re-brand also allowed the airline to do a major makeover not only our web site and logo, but a new paint scheme, which it has painted all of their B777?s and Q400?s. Their will continue to paint the remaining fleet and should be completed by end of 2012. We have worked countless hours during the past year on planning and developing our re-launch to the flight simulation community, said Nathan Cox, Vice President of Domicile Operations of Atlantic International Virtual Airlines.

Project AIV3.0

Project AIV3.0, Atlantic International Virtual customized and advanced system, will offer its members the most updated technology and enhanced award and recognition system. We are really proud of our developers, they have done an outstanding job upgrading Project AIV 3.0, said Andrew Horn, Vice President of Corporate Operations of Atlantic International Virtual Airlines. New members can go to our web site at http://www.atlintlvirtual.org and fill out our membership application, we ask our members to give us up to 48 hours to process their application. Members can email our Member Relations Department at HQMEM@atlanticvirtual.org, if they have any questions regarding their pending application, said Horn. Please see a list of new additions to AIV3.0:

• New Logo
• New Paint Scheme
• New web site Design included integrated forum and blog
• Charter Operations
• 2 additions to the fleet (B777/Q400)
• 1 addition to our domicile operations (KORD)

We appreciate the community for their outstanding support during our recently re-launch back in March of 2012, we ran through some loops, but we are on the right track. We have received so many feedback’s and we think the community will continue to enjoy our initial product. We will continue to invest and develop Project AIV to many stages; we are looking forward for our supporters to grow with us at AIV. We are excited about our 3.0 and I think our supporters will feel the same, said Taylor Olson, Vice President of System Operations. I truly appreciate my entire staff team support during our re-brand phase, I couldn’t have done it without them, said Robert Sayles, AIV CEO. It’s being a long road, but now we can see the blue skies, it’s going to be rewarding, said Sayles.

Hiring New Staff

AIV are looking for dedicated and committed volunteer staff members to help run their growing virtual Airline. Because of the recently addition to AIV Domicile Operations (KORD), they are looking for Hub Managements staff members to help oversee KORD and few other key leadership roles within the airline. For the most updated Career opportunities, please visit our Career Center at http://atlintlvirtual.org/vacancies. If you have any questions regarding staff openings, please email our HR department at workhere@atlanticvirtual.org.

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines Background and History

Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) will be for simulation pilots, an environment in which the individuals can experience, learn, and have fun while conducting basic and advanced piloting skills using Microsoft flight simulation software. Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) is a virtual airline based on the concept of the real world airlines operations. AIV consist of real world airline employees and aviation enthusiasm looking to give flight simulation enthusiasts a taste of real world airline operations.

Contact:

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines. Corporate Communications HQCOM
hqcom@atlanticvirtual.org

ICAO:AIV
Call-sign: Atlantic Star

Project AIV2.0, Atlantic International Virtual customized and advanced system, will offer its members the most updated technology and enhanced award and recognition system. We  are really proud of our Developer, he did an outstanding job with Project AIV 2.0, said Andrew Horn, Vice President of Corporate Operations of Atlantic International Virtual Airlines.  Future members can go to our website at http://www.atlanticvirtual.org and fill out our membership application, we ask our members to give us up to 48 hours to process their application.  Members can email our Member Relations Department at HQMEM@atlanticvirtual.org, if they have any questions regarding their pending application, said Horn.

We appreciate the community for their outstanding support during our re-development phase.  We have received so many feedbacks and we think the community will enjoy our initial product.  We will continue to invest and develop Project AIV2.0; we are looking forward for our supporters to grow with us at AIV.  We are excited about our re-launch and I think our supporters will feel the same, said Corey Durham, Vice President of Flight and Training Operations.  I truly appreciate everyone’s support during our re-launch, we couldn’t have done it without them, said Robert Sayles, AIV CEO.  It’s being a long road, but now we can see the blue skies, it’s going to be rewarding, said Sayles.

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines Background and History

Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) will be for simulation pilots, an environment in which the individuals can experience, learn, and have fun while conducting basic and advanced piloting skills using Microsoft flight simulation software. Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) is a virtual airline based on the concept of the real world airlines operations. AIV consist of real world airline employees and aviation enthusiasm looking to give flight simulation enthusiasts a taste of real world airline operations

CONTACT:
Atlantic International Virtual Airlines. Corporate Communications HQCOM
hqcom@atlanticvirtual.org
ICAO:AIV
Call-sign: Atlantic Star

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines will re-launch on March 12, 2012

DULLES, VA (KIAD) — February 19, 2012–Atlantic International Virtual Airlines (AIV) Senior Management team announces the official re-launch date.  AIV will re-launch on Monday, March 12, 2012 after many months of re-developing their operations.  AIV will start accepting applications for their Washington Dulles International Virtual Domicile (KIAD) on March 1, 2012.

Due to Atlantic International Virtual Airlines Technology “Go Forward Plan”, AIV has enhanced their technology capabilities and along with a new URL.  The new URL will be www.atlanticvirtual.org and is now active on the World Wide Web.  We are asking everyone to make note of our new domain and to update your records accordingly.

“We have begun the hiring process for Atlantic International Virtual Senior operations staff”, said Andrew Horn, Atlantic International Virtual Airline, and Vice President of Corporate Operations. We will search and bring on committed professional staff members, both real world airline employees and flight simulation aviation enthusiasts alike.  If you are interested in a staff position, please email workhere@atlanticvirtual.org. The only requirement is a love of aviation and a willingness to help others.  Please continue to monitor Atlantic International Virtual progress on our re-launch on our official blog or Facebook Page. We appreciate the support and certainly the patience during our redevelopment stage.

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News and Information (Divison of Marketing HQCOM)

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Will services 19 Destinations from its Mid Atlantic Hub

DULLES, VA/ Dec. 16/ — Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) announces today that the re-launch airline will initially operate 19 new cities from their Washington Dulles International Airport Domicile.  The comeback Airline has decided to use the E170, B737, B757 and B763 aircraft’s for the company fleet. Today’s announcement is the result of a partnership among AIV, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, Embraer, The Boeing Company and the State of Virginia.

“Atlantic International Virtual Airlines is making a significant investment in the Metropolitan Washington Area and Dulles International Airport. This strategic investment is designed to maximize Washington’s assets, create a positive environment for business and serve as a vehicle for tourism to the entire United States,” said Andrew Horn, Atlantic International Virtual, Vice President of Corporate Operations. ”

Below you will see Atlantic International Virtual Airlines start up cites for the year 2012 and we will continue to add more new cites in 2013:

Anchorage, Alaska. (ANC)
Atlanta, Georgia. (ATL)
Boston, Massachusetts. (BOS)
Chicago, Illinois. (MDW)
Denver, Colorado. (MIA)
Greensboro, North Carolina
Houston, Texas. (IAH)
Kansas City, Kansas. (MCI)
Los Angeles, California. (LAX)
Miami, Florida. (MIA)
Nashville, Tennessee
New York, New York. (JFK)
Mexico City, Mexico. (MEX)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California. (SFO)
San Juan, Puerto Rico. (SJU)
Seattle, Washington. (SEA)
Syracuse, New York
Toronto, Canada. (YYZ)

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines and its partners will deploy a diverse young fleet of aircraft at the Washington Domicile. All flights will be operated with a combination with Boeing 737s, 752,  763 and Embrarer 170 aircraft.  We will continue to add more aircraft to Atlantic International Virtual fleet that is fuel efficiency, said Mary Jones, Director of Corporate Development, Atlantic International Virtual.  “I am very pleased on the progress so far on the development of Atlantic International Virtual, said Robert Sayles, Chief Executive Officer, Atlantic International Virtual.  Atlantic International Virtual plans to launch in 2012 and for more information on Atlantic International Virtual, please visit www.atlanticva.org.

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Atlantic International Virtual Airlines Background and History
Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) will be for simulation pilots, an environment in which the individuals can experience, learn, and have fun while conducting basic and advanced piloting skills using Microsoft flight simulation software. Atlantic International Virtual (AIV) is a virtual airline based on the concept of the real world airlines operations. AIV consist of real world airline employees and aviation enthusiasm looking to give flight simulation enthusiasts a taste of real world airline operations

Feel free to visit Atlantic International Virtual Airlines web site at www.atlanticva.org.

CONTACT: Atlantic International Virtual Airlines. Corporate Communications    hqcom@atlanticva.org

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines has begun Phase I out of III, which phase I is mainly focus on its web development. AIV currently are redeveloping the organization which it consist of the new website and its technology development. “We recently decided to re-launch Atlantic International Virtual Airlines because the love of flight simulation and aviation as whole”, said Robert Sayles, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Please click here to visit our Facebook Page or Official Blog to follow the progress of our development.

We appreciate your support and look forward on serving you soon.  Atlantic International Virtual Airlines plans to operate out of Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD), and will commence operations around the first quarter of 2012.

ICAO:AIV
Callsign:AtlanticJet

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About Atlantic International Virtual Airlines

Atlantic International Virtual Airlines (AIV), provides the flight simulation community with some of the most advanced simulation technology. While utilizing both Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, those at AIV will take advantage of the PHPVMS software. This advanced Virtual Airline Administration software provides its users complete financial, aircraft, and pilot statistics, a flight and schedule search, complete fleet management, pilot registration and profiles, and an advanced live ACARS integration.  For more information about Atlantic International Virtual Airlines, please email our Corporate Communications Department at hqcom@atlanticva.org or visit our website at http://www.atlanticva.org

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.

Pegasus Simulations, Inc. (P.S.I.) is a non-profit organization, founded in November 2006 by real-world airline employees looking to enhance their flight simulator experience by creating an environment where individuals can experience, learn, and have fun while conducting basic and advanced piloting skills using Microsoft Flight Simulation software. Pegasus Simulations, Inc. is the parent-company of Atlantic International Virtual, a  virtual airline based on the concepts of real-world airline operations.