New junior members who register at WHO and point out that they have none -or minimal experience, can make themselves acquired with the terminology and the operation methods to fly a plane.
A separate radio-frequency and airport in FSX are of course assigned.

Developing a department on this way we hope that there will be a flow through from beginning members to the more professional sessions of WOH.
Also with the foundation of this department the management hopes to prevent mutuel incomprehension that can cause irritation on both sides.

“By doing things on this way we are sure to simplify the access of our airline and in the same time provide a positive contribution to the use of the internet nowadays among juniors, ” a spokesperson said.

Visit http://www.wingsoverhollandfs.page.tl/Wings-Over-Holland-Junior.htm (note: the site is in Dutch)

Wings Over Holland hopes this will boost pilot confidence when flying in English-speaking sessions and while communication with English-speaking controllers in FSX multiplayer. Pilots enrolled at the school are cooperating with Birmingham Virtual Airport where they are integrated into Birmingham’s Virtual Airline Financial Systems (VAFS).

“It was discovered that those pilots have more fun fly[ing] for foreign virtual airlines,” said the Wings Over Holland President, “[and] it’s our wish that more virtual airlines give new pilots the possibility to learn fly and to raise their skill [level while being taught] by experienced and dedicated pilots.”

 Wings Over Holland invites all interested members to their website, wingsoverhollandfs.page.tl, where you can also find a link to Birmingham Virtual Airport (*note: Some of the content at wingsoverhollandfs.page.tl may be inaccessible to those who are unable to read Dutch).