Enjoy bush flying? With the recent success of the Discovery channel’s hit series “Flying Wild Alaska”, and NatGeo’s popular “Alaskan Wing Men” series; bush flying appears to be gaining popularity in the flight simulation community. The simple fact is Kesuk Charters has been doing it for two years. Roger Bates started this project with the idea of taking a break from the big jets, and exploring the virtual world of Alaska in search of challenging flights. Kesuk has an “on demand” charter system where pilots may request a charter never knowing where they will end up next till they get the assignment. You could be taking fuel to a mine, delivering marine parts, taking scientists to a reserve, dropping off hunters, or delivering food, aircraft parts or mail. They also have a realistic financial system in which they track everything from fuel, de-icing fluid to office supplies. If you’re looking for a different way to challenge your skills stop by and check them out!!
Check out Kesuk Charters at: http://www.kesukvirtual.com
Alaska Adventures is looking for some pilots who are looking to take on the Alaskian frontier, and is not afraid of a challenge. Alaska Adventures is a well established Virtual Airline. Beginning in the fall of 2007, Alaska Adventure is one of top Bush Virtual Airlines.
We operate Passenger, Cargo, Charter flights, and Heli drops. We run Alaska Adventures with some of the best planes out there. We also provide a few jet services with the CRJ200 & CRJ700. Alaska Adventures is based in Lake Hood, Alaska with hubs in Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka, and Dutch Harbor.
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St Paul Airlines has developed a new Special Operations department beside its regular operations – commercial flights from two hubs in USA with more than 1600 flights on schedule.
This new section offers Charter flights connected with real events Worldwide, Angel flights and a second to none Bush and VFR Operations Division.
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In recent weeks Eagle Valley Air has opened new hubs in Nepal, New Guinea, Norway, Polynesia and Argentina, providing some of the most challenging and exciting bush flying opportunities in the world. The addition of these new hubs expands the airline’s coverage of the bush flying world with its hubs already established in the Pacific Northwest and the Caribbean. Continue reading →