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#31
General forum / Too small aircraft warning and...
Last post by coopdogyo - January 25, 2026, 08:19:50 PMIs there an exemption for the A321LR from the too small aircraft penalty? Many are used in real life from very large cities.
#32
Announcements - Long Haul Challenge / Bongo International Airlines R...
Last post by Stefano111 - January 23, 2026, 10:15:11 PMBongo International Airlines is proud to announce that our global network has officially surpassed 250 airports, marking a major milestone in our continued growth. With a modern fleet of 800 aircraft, we remain fully committed to expanding our reach, strengthening connectivity, and delivering reliable service across the world. This achievement is just the beginning—Bongo International Airlines will continue to grow, innovate, and connect even more destinations in the months ahead.
#33
Announcements - The Modern Times / Donga Airlines Announces New B...
Last post by Archer619 - January 21, 2026, 02:45:26 AMDonga Airlines is proud to announce the opening of a new operational base at Daegu International Airport (TAE), further strengthening its domestic and regional network and reinforcing its commitment to balanced growth across Korea.
With the launch of the Daegu base, Donga Airlines will introduce its first group of services connecting Daegu to Muan, Gwangju, and Tokyo Narita.
These routes are designed to enhance regional connectivity while offering passengers greater convenience for both domestic and international travel.
New Jet Member: Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER
All flights operating from Daegu will be served by the new Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER (MRJ 70ER).
Featuring a modern 2+2 seating configuration with 68 seats, the aircraft is tailored for regional routes, combining comfort, efficiency, and reliability.
The introduction of the MRJ 70ER allows Donga Airlines to better align capacity with demand while maintaining frequent and dependable services.
In parallel with the Daegu launch, Donga Airlines will also deploy the Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER on selected domestic routes to and from Jeju (CJU).
This step supports improved schedule flexibility and service consistency on one of Korea's most important domestic travel markets.
Network Growth in 2024 and Beyond
Throughout 2024, Donga Airlines plans to further expand its regional footprint by introducing additional routes and frequencies connecting Jeju and Daegu.
These developments will strengthen the role of regional bases in the airline's network and provide passengers with more travel options across Korea.
Looking ahead to 2025, Donga Airlines' strategic focus will shift toward international connectivity.
The airline plans to launch additional international services via Incheon (ICN) and continue building a more integrated transit network designed to connect Asia with destinations across the world.
Through the introduction of new-generation regional aircraft, the expansion of strategic bases, and a disciplined approach to network planning, Donga Airlines remains committed to delivering reliable, efficient, and customer-focused air travel.
Together, we fly toward the future.
Donga Airline
With the launch of the Daegu base, Donga Airlines will introduce its first group of services connecting Daegu to Muan, Gwangju, and Tokyo Narita.
These routes are designed to enhance regional connectivity while offering passengers greater convenience for both domestic and international travel.
New Jet Member: Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER
All flights operating from Daegu will be served by the new Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER (MRJ 70ER).
Featuring a modern 2+2 seating configuration with 68 seats, the aircraft is tailored for regional routes, combining comfort, efficiency, and reliability.
The introduction of the MRJ 70ER allows Donga Airlines to better align capacity with demand while maintaining frequent and dependable services.
In parallel with the Daegu launch, Donga Airlines will also deploy the Mitsubishi Regional Jet 70ER on selected domestic routes to and from Jeju (CJU).
This step supports improved schedule flexibility and service consistency on one of Korea's most important domestic travel markets.
Network Growth in 2024 and Beyond
Throughout 2024, Donga Airlines plans to further expand its regional footprint by introducing additional routes and frequencies connecting Jeju and Daegu.
These developments will strengthen the role of regional bases in the airline's network and provide passengers with more travel options across Korea.
Looking ahead to 2025, Donga Airlines' strategic focus will shift toward international connectivity.
The airline plans to launch additional international services via Incheon (ICN) and continue building a more integrated transit network designed to connect Asia with destinations across the world.
Through the introduction of new-generation regional aircraft, the expansion of strategic bases, and a disciplined approach to network planning, Donga Airlines remains committed to delivering reliable, efficient, and customer-focused air travel.
Together, we fly toward the future.
Donga Airline
#34
Announcements - History and the Future / Adam Air Announces “Strategic ...
Last post by humbleadnan94 - January 20, 2026, 06:42:46 AMBurbank, CA, 22-Nov-2030 — Adam Air today announced a company-wide "workforce realignment" that will reduce headcount across several departments, citing "efficiency, agility, and long-term competitiveness" as the primary drivers. The announcement arrives alongside confirmation of new executive compensation packages, including C-suite performance bonuses approved by the Board.
According to the company, the layoffs are intended to "trim operational fat" and "streamline overhead," freeing capital for "key growth initiatives and brand modernization." The result, for hundreds of employees, is immediate job loss.
"We have to make the tough decisions now so we can build the airline of the future," said Humad Adam, Chief Executive Officer of Adam Air. "These actions are necessary to protect the business, strengthen our position, and ensure we remain disciplined in an uncertain market."
At the same time, Adam Air confirmed that its senior leadership team will receive a new round of bonuses tied to "cost reduction milestones and profitability metrics." The company did not disclose total payout figures, but internal summaries described the program as "competitive with peer airlines" and "designed to retain top leadership."
Critics say the pattern is familiar: cut the workforce, call it "optimization," and reward executives for the very reductions that harm frontline staff.
Employees impacted by the layoffs were informed through department-level meetings and emailed notices. Adam Air stated it will offer severance packages and limited transition support, though the company did not specify severance ranges or the duration of benefits coverage.
"Adam Air is committed to treating people with respect through this process," the company said in a statement, adding that the restructuring would "position the airline to deliver value for guests and stakeholders."
For many, the announcement reads less like strategy and more like corporate greed in a polished suit: workers absorb the pain, leadership pockets the upside, and the company frames it all as responsibility.
Adam Air concluded by reiterating its focus on "disciplined cost management" and "shareholder-aligned performance," while acknowledging that "change can be difficult."
According to the company, the layoffs are intended to "trim operational fat" and "streamline overhead," freeing capital for "key growth initiatives and brand modernization." The result, for hundreds of employees, is immediate job loss.
"We have to make the tough decisions now so we can build the airline of the future," said Humad Adam, Chief Executive Officer of Adam Air. "These actions are necessary to protect the business, strengthen our position, and ensure we remain disciplined in an uncertain market."
At the same time, Adam Air confirmed that its senior leadership team will receive a new round of bonuses tied to "cost reduction milestones and profitability metrics." The company did not disclose total payout figures, but internal summaries described the program as "competitive with peer airlines" and "designed to retain top leadership."
(Image shown does not represent actual Adam Air execs but something we figured would be happening in the office as they lay off hardworking people)
Critics say the pattern is familiar: cut the workforce, call it "optimization," and reward executives for the very reductions that harm frontline staff.
Employees impacted by the layoffs were informed through department-level meetings and emailed notices. Adam Air stated it will offer severance packages and limited transition support, though the company did not specify severance ranges or the duration of benefits coverage.
"Adam Air is committed to treating people with respect through this process," the company said in a statement, adding that the restructuring would "position the airline to deliver value for guests and stakeholders."
For many, the announcement reads less like strategy and more like corporate greed in a polished suit: workers absorb the pain, leadership pockets the upside, and the company frames it all as responsibility.
Adam Air concluded by reiterating its focus on "disciplined cost management" and "shareholder-aligned performance," while acknowledging that "change can be difficult."
#35
Announcements - Beginner's World #1 / Skye Airways Takes Delivery of...
Last post by hoamana - January 20, 2026, 12:41:53 AMDENVER, CO - Skye Airways is proud to announce the delivery of its first Airbus A321neo, marking a major milestone in the airline's continued growth and commitment to delivering a premium travel experience. Based in Denver, Colorado, Skye Airways will deploy the A321neo on its most popular routes, adding more seats, greater efficiency, and an elevated level of comfort for its guests.
The new A321neo will feature Skye's flagship BlueSkies™ interior, designed to create a clean, modern, and spacious cabin environment. Guests will enjoy the state-of-the- art SkyLink™ ultra-high speed satellite Wi-Fi, in-seat power, and an enhanced onboard experience that reflects Skye's focus on innovation, connectivity, and comfort. With its larger cabin and increased capacity, the A321neo allows Skye to better serve high-demand markets while maintaining the airline's premium standards.
Compared to other aircraft, the Airbus A321neo offers several key advantages. It provides a longer fuselage and higher seating capacity, enabling more efficient growth on busy routes. The aircraft also delivers improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions thanks to its advanced aerodynamics and next-generation engines. Additionally, the A321neo offers greater range and payload flexibility, giving Skye Airways more operational versatility as its network continues to expand.
"The arrival of our first A321neo is a defining moment for Skye Airways," said a company spokesperson. "This aircraft strengthens our fleet, increases capacity where our customers need it most, and supports our vision of combining efficiency with a truly premium onboard experience."
With the addition of the A321neo, Skye Airways continues to position itself at the forefront of modern air travel, blending performance, sustainability, and passenger-focused design into every flight.
#36
Game talk - History and the Future / Re: Bug? Aircraft grounded but...
Last post by 11Air - January 19, 2026, 08:14:50 PMDo a small maintenance to make sure a full maintenance really is required?
#37
General forum / Re: The first demo game
Last post by 11Air - January 19, 2026, 02:17:26 PMI'm back to play the game again, enjoyed it a few years back. Loving it again now I have the time.
Added - Still struggling to make a profit with so much competition. Tried other countries, including
the USA, and South Africa, but are there either a lot of players based/basing there but South Africa
was quieter, but demand was lower.
Added - Still struggling to make a profit with so much competition. Tried other countries, including
the USA, and South Africa, but are there either a lot of players based/basing there but South Africa
was quieter, but demand was lower.
#38
Announcements - The Age of Flight / Sausade announces the completi...
Last post by DHB - January 18, 2026, 04:45:51 PMThe CEO of Saudade announced today that Saudade has acquired 110 new Boeing 737-300 aircraft in exchange for its existing fleet of 737-200s and 727-200Adv. All aircraft will be equipped with a convenient seating for 120 passengers in economy class and 5 passengers in business class. Passengers travelling will be enjoying an even more smoother, faster and more comfortable way to travel in the future.
After having finalized the refurbishing and conversion of its DC-8-63 fleet to the newest standards DC-8-73 with a complete refit for the cabin and new and much quieter engines Saudade additionally ordered 32 new Fokker 27-200 aircraft in exchange for aging aircrafts of the same fleet.
Saudade will be operating only three different types of aircraft in the future and will continue to grow its network in addition to the partner network of the Phoenix Alliance.
After having finalized the refurbishing and conversion of its DC-8-63 fleet to the newest standards DC-8-73 with a complete refit for the cabin and new and much quieter engines Saudade additionally ordered 32 new Fokker 27-200 aircraft in exchange for aging aircrafts of the same fleet.
Saudade will be operating only three different types of aircraft in the future and will continue to grow its network in addition to the partner network of the Phoenix Alliance.
#39
Announcements - Beginner's World #1 / ARRIVAL OF FIRST AIRBUS A220-3...
Last post by Tems - January 18, 2026, 09:36:58 AMTemi Air has successfully taken delivery of her first of six brand new Airbus A220-300 aircrafts. 
These ultra modern jets align best with our fleet strategy providing maximum comfort to passengers while also maintaining optimum fuel efficiency.
We hope to see you onboard.
Temi Air.
These ultra modern jets align best with our fleet strategy providing maximum comfort to passengers while also maintaining optimum fuel efficiency.
We hope to see you onboard.
Temi Air.
#40
Announcements - The Age of Flight / SOUTHERN STAR is excited to em...
Last post by AndrewM - January 18, 2026, 03:45:08 AMSydney Australia - For Immediate Release
SOUTHERN STAR, based in Sydney, Australia, is thrilled to announce our support and excitement for the upcoming ten-month infrastructure enhancements at Sydney Airport. These improvements are set to elevate the airport's capacity, efficiency, and passenger experience, reinforcing Sydney's position as a global travel hub.
As an airline dedicated to connecting communities across Australia and the world, we are confident that these upgrades will enhance our operations and improve travel experiences for our passengers. We look forward to playing a key role in this exciting new chapter for Sydney and Australian aviation.
SOUTHERN STAR, based in Sydney, Australia, is thrilled to announce our support and excitement for the upcoming ten-month infrastructure enhancements at Sydney Airport. These improvements are set to elevate the airport's capacity, efficiency, and passenger experience, reinforcing Sydney's position as a global travel hub.
As an airline dedicated to connecting communities across Australia and the world, we are confident that these upgrades will enhance our operations and improve travel experiences for our passengers. We look forward to playing a key role in this exciting new chapter for Sydney and Australian aviation.