SunAir Express Virtual Airlines Forum

If you visit the Pilot Operations Center, and list the airports, you'll begin to see some of the new destinations our new flights will reach.

Regards,

Dave Vega

In the non-virtual world, you would get the appropiate amount of fuel from the dispatcher. It would still be up to you to add more fuel if you want to increase your comfort factor. Feel free to post under which conditions you would add more fuel. :idea: The following paragrah is for those that like ...

As some of you already know, we have been working on a new flight schedule. And though we are very close to be done, there are still some hurdles we have to clear. But first, let me tell you about what to expect. For the most part, the flights we fly today were the original flights crafted by the ai...

Fellow Captain, If you fly in Europe, suggest visiting http://www.euroutepro.com/euroute_module.htm . There you will find a great utility that will help you find high quality flight plan information for your virtual flight. It includes maintained real world routes, weather, alternate destinations, a...

As mentioned in our last fly in, we found a new image capture utility that can be configured to produce .jpg files, plus one could even specify the file size. It's called SnapShooter. You can find it at http://www.avsim.com. Specifically, you can get it from here: http://library.avsim.net/download.p...

Congratulations Juan. Enjoy those long flights.

Dave Vega

Shane,

If you mean, are there any SAX liveries for the PMDG 737-700 and the Level-D 763, the answer is yes. Please email me with the request, and I'll email them to you.

Dave Vega

One can clearly see major wind patterns on this image, thanks. Another source of winds aloft is here, http://aviationweather.gov/products/nws/fdwinds/ This one gives you visual indicators on wind direction: http://www.usairnet.com/cgi-bin/Winds/Aloft.cgi Dave Dave - It's not the best - it doesn't sh...

Neil, thank you for the link correction. You've confirmed this site only has valid winds aloft info for the continous US. In their FAQ, they say: Q: What geographical area is served by FltPlan.com? A: At the present time, we provide full flight planning coverage for the contiguous U.S. only. We prov...

Simple approach first. Go to http://www.fltplan.com, log in with user id: sax, and password: pilot. On the opening screen, find the section titled "Quick Info," select the aircraft you're using, enter departure and destination airports, and click on "Press Here for Quick Info" bu...