We at JSF have doors open at the web site so you can see what we are all about, no need to register to gain access, we have nothing to hide. Please read the crew guide. All we ask from you is that you fly one flight a month, be over 18, have Kcars and TS3.

So please check out our JSF web site at: http://www.vjsf.net/vjsf/.

Roy Elliman Chief of Staff
Chuck Mays Joint chief of Staff

The airline, registered with VA Financial Systems (VAFS), www.vafinancials.com, is set to open before the end of the month, and Synergy ATC Academy anticipates enrollment to be hearty and brisk. The current wishlist of aircraft types is as diverse as it is extensive ranging from business jets and single-engine props to wide-bodied commercial airliners and twin-turboprop puddle-jumpers.

Up for consideration are the Airbus A320 family (A318, A319, A320, A321), A330 series, and the A340-600 along with the Cessna Citation X, Grand Caravan, and C170. The Embraer E-Jet series (E70, E90), the Boeing 737NG series (B737-700, -800, -900, and BBJ series), 747 series (B747-200/F/300/F/400/F), 757-200/300 in both passenger and cargo variants, 767-300/400 in ER and standard configurations, 777-200/ER/LR/300/ER, the deHavilland Twin Otter (DH6) and the Bombardier Q series of turboprops (Q100/200/300/400) are also being considered. The airline is also looking at the McDonnel Douglas DC-10/F, MD-11/F and even the DC-3 are being considered for use as cargo aircraft, and exotic aircraft like the AN-225, C-5, C-17 and XB-70 are also being reviewed.

Obviously the list is lengthy but not exhaustive. The airline is looking to maintain a positive cash-flow and considers pilot morale a priority over company performance, especially in the volatile environment of today’s commercial aviation market. It is important to note that the airline is still planning its global business strategy and no plans have yet to be finalized.

Any interested pilots should visit www.synergyatc.com for more information.

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.