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One would ask the question, why all the changes? Over the years there are many factors that dictate the success of a virtual airline. If you're not emulating a real world airline organization you have to work hard to maintain your pilot base. Today there exist a world of real world "As real as it gets" VA programs, all of which are highly structured and require their pilots to fly all their flights on-line with one of the major ATC organizations. Some of these programs require you to go through a rigorous training program and a lot of protocol formalities just to have the opportunity to fly, say a Beech 1900. Anyway what I have created is a home for the individual who does not have the time or inclination to become that absorbed with a virtual airline, particularly that new person who just wants to get his or her feet wet and decide down the road as to the extent they wish to be involved. Daveair, is a light program and allows anyone with some experience in flight simulation to have that opportunity to experience the ins and outs of what a virtual airline is all about. One of the most difficult issues to deal with is keeping the virtual pilot happy and interested. If you ignore the pilot you will loose him, if you keep him interested he is loyal to your cause. I have managed over these past three years to maintain my core pilot base. They have been with me along time and active. We have had many come and go, moving on to newer experiences. Daveair is a program geared toward the beginner and for the leisure pilot that doesn't have a lot of time to get heavily involved and are looking for a short haul program.
So Daveair welcomes those who which to be apart of a light virtual airline program. When they are ready they will move up the latter.
David Zaleski
Daveair Virtual Airline hosted by www.Pcvirtualpilot.com
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