Fly Vegas is a virtual airline existing only on the internet for entertainment purposes!
Please do not look for, or attempt to book any real flight through this fantasy airline website.
Welcome to Fly Vegas!
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8 YEARS AND COUNTING!
Thank you to all who make this worthwhile!
Established April 19,2012
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ALWAYS HIRING NEW PILOTS! IT'S FREE AND EASY!
Fly Vegas uses the FSAirlines.net flight management system.
FSAirlines can be found here: FSAIRLINES
Pilot sign up is free.
All new pilot applicants must read the Standard Operating Procedures and register in the Agree to Terms link before submitting their pilot application.
All pilots should review the Emergency Procedure regarding exit procedures for major incidents.
NEW PILOT APPLICANTS: The application process may take 24 hours, so please do not sign up then quit 15 minutes later because no one responded. Fly Vegas is a hobby, not a full time job for anyone.
PILOT RESOURCES LINKS
ALL NEW PILOTS - PLEASE READ THE SOP AND THEN "SIGN IN" TO AGREE TO TERMS
Fly Vegas Standard Operating Procedures: Click to read
Fly Vegas Standard Operating Procedures Agreement: Agree to Terms
Emergency Procedures: WHEN YOU CRASH OR RUN OUT OF FUEL!
FSAirlines Penalties & Scoring: Penalties & Scoring
VIDEO TUTORIALS
New Pilots Start Here!
FSAirlines Tutorial Video: Getting Started in FSAirlines
How to Fuel Your Airplane: Fueling in FSAirlines
FSAirlines Airport Codes: Solving The FSA Airport Code Mystery
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Understanding the Package Cargo System
FSAirlines Package Cargo: Package System Video Tutorial - The Basics
FSAirlines Package Cargo II: Releasing Packages & Ground Delivery
FSAirlines Package Cargo III: Using Warehouses & Aircraft to Aircraft Package Transfers
FSAirlines Package Cargo IV: Updated Search Engine Information
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Advanced Features
FSAirlines Creating Flight Routes: Flight Route Basics
Flying Off Schedule Charter Flights: Charter Flights
FSAirlines Batch Loading Flight Routes: CSV Files & Advanced Route Features
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FSX File Handling and Flying Tips
Fly Vegas Airport Mod Installs & Basic Set Up Tips: FV Addon Scenery & Basic Set Up Tips
New Pilot Tips #1: The Traffic Pattern
FSX Float Plane Operations - The Basics: Float Planes - Basics
FSX Float Planes #2 - Amphibians: Float Planes - Amphibians
Fly Vegas was born on April 19, 2012 with one 737-300 airplane and one pilot, President/CEO Tim Davis - flying "Alaska Airlines" charters.
Fly Vegas is a North American based operation with headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our subsidiary regional partner airline, Wrangler Air Charters is based in Boise, Idaho. Fly Vegas has recently opened our second main hub in Dallas, Texas at KDFW. Fly Vegas also operates an executive charter business based in Sarasota, Florida at KSRQ.
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Fly Vegas features the Boeing 737 family of aircraft. The FSAirlines operation also features executive and regional jets operated by Wrangler Air Charters.
Wrangler Air Charters is based out of Boise, Idaho. NEW PILOTS begin your career with Wrangler Air Charters, a subsidiary of Fly Vegas. Wrangler Air Charters acquired 4 Catz Air Service and they fly the following aircraft: Beechcraft Baron 58, King Air C90 & 350, Cessna 208, Quest Kodiak.
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The Regional Passenger Division of Fly Vegas is operated by Wrangler Air Charters flying the Bombardier CRJ-700.
Look for all the Wrangler Air repaints on the Fly Vegas Liveries link above. Many repaints of aircraft no longer used in active flight operations are still available.
