It's 6 a.m. in the morning, coffee in hand you stroll across the runway from the small hut you slept in to the operations office at a small grass airfield, you are still wondering how you got a Fairchild C119 in here last night.

Already the morning mist is deep and the rain drizzling. Mild for this time of year, you muse, normally its heavier rain and force 10 gales.

Another pilot takes off into the fog as you reach the ops office, the duty Ops manager has left an assignment in your mail pigeon hole. Take a Baron 58 down to a tiny grass strip, it's urgent, a doctor needs to be on the Island in 3 hours.

People are ill, and the health service always pays well. It's up to you to get the job done, what ever the weather. No push button flying for you, no ILS, vis less then a mile, mountains and low cloud, no autoland... But you know how to really fly, you're a AHI virtual pilot.

Microsoft flight simulation aircraft With FSE loads, assignments in a virtual economic enviroment where we can buy fixed bases (FBO's), rent, lease or buy aircraft and pay pilots plus much more, coupled to VATSIM enviroment with FORCED weather, which we are all in, the same virtual world and we can literally fly into each other! We have combined three great systems to achieve a dynamic as real as it gets enviroment for our crew.

Push button pilots need not apply.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

United Industries vision

Established in 2010, united industries are a non-profit organisation that strives to provide a structured, educational and rewarding environment for aspiring virtual pilots and virtual business managers.

Using the virtual air traffic simulation network (VATSIM) and, FS economy, a mircosoft flight simulator financial system, united industries provides an environment where individuals can learn the principals of flying to advanced levels with commercial considerations using available software that creates a simulated virtual airspace and the financial implications to the company.

This highly realistic system allows united industries to assimilate airline operations with depth and gives pilots a virtual-world identical in navigational terms to the real world with added commercial elements to challenge virtual-pilots, managers and directors.

The company continually strives for realistic flying and business both in time-frame and execution.

Posted by unitedindustries at 4:19 PM
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