New Zealand VA's??

[pilotdude24]

Hiya im after new zealand and australian VA's
Cheers

[jonf82]

Go to http://www.flightbase2000.com and check out the "LE" division :)

-Jon Finch
CEO - Livewire Airlines
http://www.flightbase2000.com
The largest, most active VA on the internet!!

[independence]

Check out virtual Air New Zealand at www.virtualairnz.org

[sgiard]

Hey Pilotdude24,

We are a US Based Airline, with a hub in Sydney. Sydney serves as the Oceania international hub of American Flight Airways operations. Flights to destinations on the Australian mainland, Asia, and the South Pacific operate primarily with additionial flight service to the US, Europe, and Latin America. AFA is also proudto be the only US Based Airline that is an Official Partner with VATPAC, Vatsim's Aus/NZ Division.

American Flight Airways is a major US virtual airline with hubs at Detroit, Atlanta, Dallas, San Francisco, San Juan, Washington D.C, Phoenix, and Sydney. With its partner airline Pacific Airways, AFA serves major metropolitan cities throughout the world on six continents. In July 2003, AFA's parent organization the American Pacific Group was awarded "Best VA Organization." AFA offers pilots a simple, yet realistic approach to virtual aviation with a long, rich history spanning since 1996.

Come check us out!
http://www.flyafa.com

Scott Giard
Public Relations Director
The American Pacific Group
http://apg.flyafa.com
sgiard@gmail.com

[Chris03]

www.tasmanpacific.com
Has a Sydney hub, they are a very friendly airline, with a great fleet.

www.geocities.com/flyeurotravel
http://www.flightsim.com/dcforum/Use...aa46d68031.jpg

[Davo71]

Pilotdude,

I have a good friend that runs a VA from New Zealand. It is called Tasman Airways and can be found at: http://www.tasmanairways.com/

It is a small VA but I know they have fun.

Good Luck

Dave Matteson
President of St. Paul Airlines
www.stpaulairlines.com