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Lakefront Air Announces Fresh Livery, Enhanced Website and New Routes

editor — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 15:04:35 +0000

Cleveland, OH – Lakefront Air Virtual (www.lakefrontairvirtual.com) recently unveiled its new-and-improved look along with changes to its flight operations. Building on foundations that have developed since the airline’s launch in 2008, the latest from Lakefront includes a fresh new livery and an enhanced website.

“We wanted to focus on bringing in new pilots by creating an even better image for Lakefront Air,” stated CEO, Chris White at a recent press conference. “The new livery and website reflect our progression as an established virtual airline, and we hope the community will see that.”

Staff members will continue to update and refine the website, as many new features are reportedly in the works.

As part of the airline’s overhaul, Lakefront also announced service to 5 new cities and a shifted focus from its Milwaukee and Omaha hubs to its primary center of operations in Cleveland, Ohio. The new destinations now served by Lakefront Air include: Albany, NY; Rochester, NY; Hartford, CT; Louisville, KY; and Dallas, TX.

This brings the total number of Cleveland-based routes to 54, compared to just 17 and 7 at Milwaukee and Omaha respectively.

“As a Cleveland-based airline, we could think of no better place at which to expand our operations,” said White. “Flights at our Milwaukee and Omaha hubs didn’t prove to be very popular, so we decided to scale back those operations.”

Other sources indicated that Lakefront Air could introduce new destinations in the coming months on the west coast as well as in the Caribbean. Staff members declined to comment on future expansion plans.

“Time will tell us what’s in store for Lakefront,” concluded White. “This is a very exciting time for the airline, and I can assure you that our community will only grow stronger from here.”

Visit Lakefront Air Virtual at: www.lakefrontairvirtual.com

UASO Migrating to New Server

editor — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 16:21:27 +0000

Norfolk, VA- Over the next 24-48 hours, the UASO website will be relocated to a new home server to facilitate the remodeling of the UASO website. This server switch will not affect any aspect of UASO operations, however, during this migration, certain functions of the UASO website may be inactive and/or inoperative. Please bear with us as we work out the kinks of the migration. A notification will be sent out when all of the kinks have been identified and corrected.

Details on the website modification will be released early next week. Stay tuned for updates and please pardon the site migration! Please visit http://www.vuaso.org

Sincerely,
The UASO Administration

MyFlightdeck.org Opens Its Doors

editor — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 01:18:47 +0000

Being a huge fan of HomeBuilt Cockpits, I just wanted to make you guys aware of this new place to hang out! Congratulations to Efrain on his new site! Read below!
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I would like to inform you that a new web site catering to the home cockpit building community is now open to the public! MyFlightdeck.org is a new community geared towards showcasing the projects created by many flightsim enthusiasts around the world. Its focus is on helping builders show their creations to the community and in the process, establish a community where ideas, tips and tutorials can be exchanged while at the same time, providing a social networking environment where great friendships can be formed.

Feel free to visit our web site at www.myflightdeck.org and help us build a community where everyone will benefit from.

Regards,
Efrain Ruiz