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Dobbo Airlines Brazil Achieves 100% Fleet Ownership, Marking a New Era of Growth and Modernization

São Paulo, Brazil — 29/03/2028 — Dobbo Airlines Brazil, South America's leading airline, proudly announces the successful completion of its transition to 100% fleet ownership, a historic milestone that strengthens the company's financial foundation and long-term strategic independence.

The airline now operates a fleet of more than 1,100 aircraft, featuring a diverse and highly efficient mix that includes the ERJ 135/140/145 series, ERJ 170/175/190/195 family, Boeing 757 and 767 aircraft, and the Antonov AN-148/158 fleet. This achievement positions Dobbo Airlines Brazil among the most asset-strong carriers in the global aviation industry and reinforces its ability to deliver consistent, high-quality service across its extensive network.

"This moment represents years of disciplined growth, strategic planning, and the unwavering dedication of our people," said Dobbs1996, CEO of Dobbo Airlines Brazil. "Owning our entire fleet gives us unmatched flexibility as we enter our next phase — a comprehensive fleet renewal program focused on replacing older widebody aircraft with new-generation, fuel-efficient models that will further enhance our customer experience and environmental performance."

Dobbo Airlines Brazil emphasized that this accomplishment would not have been possible without the support and collaboration of its Global Alliance partners, whose shared expertise and cooperation played a vital role throughout the journey.

"As we celebrate this milestone, we extend our deepest gratitude to our alliance allies around the world. Their partnership has been instrumental in helping us reach this point, and it will continue to be key as we shape the future of air travel in South America and beyond."

With full fleet ownership secured and modernization plans underway, Dobbo Airlines Brazil is poised to continue setting new standards in connectivity, operational excellence, and sustainable aviation.

About Dobbo Airlines Brazil
Dobbo Airlines Brazil is South America's leading airline, connecting over 120 million passengers each year to destinations across the continent and around the globe. With a commitment to innovation, reliability, and world-class service, the airline continues to drive the future of aviation in the region.Dobbo Airlines Brazil, south Americas leading
#2
Off-topic forum / Re: Domestic flights map
Last post by groundbum2 - Yesterday at 06:45:59 PM
define failure. people play the game for different reasons. Sure some want 3000 aircraft airlines our of LAX, ORD,JFK etc but everybody likes something a little different. I know people who go ga-ga at the thought of using small planes, but I detest them! So define what you want to achieve, and we can suggest some good starting points. One key thing is, if somebody is a new player, don't start in LHR or JFK or RJTT which are likely to have an 2 or 3 experienced players in them who will crush the baby player, even if inadvertently. Better to start someplace else, out of the way, then move to the bigger airport after a BK.

Simon
#3
Announcements / Re: AirwaySim Changelog
Last post by Sami - Yesterday at 03:57:16 PM
Changelog 16-Feb-2026

New aircraft image library


Complete rebuild of the in-game aircraft image library, covering all ~700 aircraft variants. Full details available in the Changelog and at website news.

View details here: https://feedback.airwaysim.com/changelog/updates-24
AirwaySim Changelog: https://feedback.airwaysim.com/changelog
#4
Off-topic forum / Domestic flights map
Last post by Sergio - Yesterday at 02:05:34 PM
Dear Sirs,

This map states, that they show domestic flights only. in Estonia zero according to this map, which is not true, there are flghts to isles.

Is my understanding correct: these are the only countries wrth starting: USA, Brazil, Western EU, Turkey, Russia, China, India, Indonesia, Malasia, Australia, Japan. (On the other hand, somehow I doubt, that staring in Russia, Iran, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia would bring my Airwaysim company to top 10.)

Starting in low domestic flights countries (sorry for my apostrophies) will be a failures.
#5
Announcements - The Age of Flight / TEXAS CAPITAL EXPRESS EXPANDS ...
Last post by JRomack100 - February 15, 2026, 06:26:21 PM
TEXAS CAPITAL is proud to announce daily service to all airports in states surrounding the GREAT State of TEXAS.  The expansion will take place over the next several weeks and is expected to be completed within the next six months.  We look forward to seeing our neighbors flying TEXAS CAPITAL in the near future.

Stay connected for further notices of our expansion efforts in the future.
#6
Off-topic forum / Re: Your Day Job
Last post by Maarten Otto - February 15, 2026, 10:26:26 AM
[UPDATE]

- After a knee injury I spend 2 years at the Digital Operations dept. where I was building a blueprinnt of the Dutch rail network correct to the meter and with ALL signals and possibilities added. We also made a version for 2033 and then imported some future timetable concepts to see what would happen and if it would all fit on the network. We learned a lot and made some adjustments to either some trains or station layouts to smooth things out.  These ideas will largely be taken over for a final design and help getting another 200 daily trains on an already saturated network.

Today I work at the train planning department.
#7
General forum / Re: Boeing 737 cargo only
Last post by Sami - February 15, 2026, 09:36:57 AM
You cannot do major changes or upgrades to planes you do not own (obviously). So yes, you must buy it.

https://manual.airwaysim.com/simulation-documentation/converting-aircraft
#8
General forum / Re: Boeing 737 cargo only
Last post by vokdalg - February 15, 2026, 07:35:18 AM
Well, I got 737-800 in leasing but I don't see any upgrade option to convert it into cargo version. Should I buy this plane instead of leasing it?
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General forum / Re: Boeing 737 cargo only
Last post by vokdalg - February 14, 2026, 07:00:10 PM
Thank You
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General forum / Re: Boeing 737 cargo only
Last post by groundbum2 - February 14, 2026, 06:50:08 PM
yep. And as you suggest, a used one words just as well. Since the conversion includes a D check, a lot of people find pax planes they are using and convert them just before the D check.