Partnerships
Below is a list of the virtual organizations that contribute to ZOA in many ways, including new ideas, and monthly events to help keep ZOA an active and fun airspace and community to be in. If you have any interest in partnering with ZOA to provide excellent service to both your organization, ZOA, and other pilots and controllers please feel free to contact our events coordinator. The contact information is available here or under the "Events" then "Contact Info". I hope to see many new partnerships in the future with ZOA!
http://www.flyintercontinental.com/
Seeing the need for a Hawaiian based VA, Hawaiian Virtual was developed as a VA based on the real life operations of Hawaiian Airlines and started operations on May 26th, 2009, however development of our software platform has started long before. Hawaiian offers the aviation enthusiast many inter-island short hop flights with our Boeing 717-200 and flights to the west coast of the US and the Pacific using the Boeing 767-300ER. The Hawaiian fleet is set for massive expansion with the addition of the A330 and the A350 starting in spring 2010. As of now, HAL serves both KSFO and KOAK airports in the ZOA airspace.
Hawaiian also offers its pilots many more routes, destinations and aircraft type worldwide thru our partnership with 2 other VA's covering the US mainland and Europe.
http://www.hawaiianvirtual.us/
Celestial Air and Celestial Air Virtual.com, is headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, and launched operations on October 5, 2009. The virtual airline will use as much real world information to educate its staff and flight simulator flight crews on real airline operations to the extent that will be allowed using Flight Simulator and the limitations of the web site.
Celestial Air and Celestial Air Virtual.com has two main hubs Mineta San Jose International Airport (KSJC) and Boston Logan Airport (KBOS) each hub will by design serve the underserved destinations for each hub and for each destination or city served, it will rely on data from airport managers, route planners, etc. to develop a profitable route system for passenger service and cargo services.
The virtual airlines fleet will be made up of B757-200, B747-400, and B777-200 to serve its customers and offering the latest technology for in flight entertainment, and business, and comfort, plus in flight meals services that no other virtual airline is offering.
Pacific West Airways, with headquarters in San Francisco, California, launched operations on March 1, 2009, nearly 18 months after the original Pacific West Airways operations came to a sudden halt. Now under new ownership by a team of dedicated and enthusiastic staff, together with a drastically reduced Flight Schedule, featuring many new destinations, the future for Pacific West Airways once again is looking bright.
With two main Hubs (San Francisco & Boston) and six focus cities within the Pacific West network, (Denver, Honolulu, Miami, Phoenix, Seattle and Tokyo), Pacific West Airways, along with its solely owned subsidiary, Paradise Airways, now services 40 destinations in North America and the Pacific rim.
Further, Pacific West Airways recently renewed its code-share relationship with German Airways VA based in Munich, Germany and has once again obtained a valuable and trustworthy partner to service the European network of destinations.
Pacific West Airways currently operates a fleet of Bombardier Q-400’s, Boeing 717-200’s, Boeing 737-700’s, and Boeing 767-300ER’s.
FedEx Virtual Cargo is a "pilot focused virtual airline" that seeks to
meet or exceed the needs of its on-line flight simulation pilot
community.
It is the only 100% on-line cargo virtual airline using the VATSIM
network.
It is a global virtual company with operations in North America, South
America, Asia and Europe with Regional Division Managers and Hub Leaders
who reside in those regions to bring forth the local perspective. The
company motto is "Always Moving Forward!!"
http://www.fdxva.net