Understanding VA???

[Poseidon]

BAW virtual have done a great job indeed. What I don't like with them is they have a lot of requirements (education, checkrides, frequent flying etc.). At least this is what I can remember since a few months ago (maybe not that "few"). Correct me if I am wrong.

P.S. Hyp, how is it going? We missed you in FlyNet.

[simonmd]

Most decent VA's have these sort of requirements. After all, without them, what's the point? BA requires you to log 1 flight per month. Not exactly frequent and the Flying Tigers group that i'm with only requires a flight every three months. This is realy to stop there membership being jammed up with people who just did the odd flight and then disapeared.

[Poseidon]

1 flight per month is acceptable (not always though). Anyway, I thought it was more than that. The three months I believe is the ideal. I used to be in the Tigers about 1 year ago.

[5thranger]

You could always give any of the virtual Air Forces a try as well.

As a matter of fact, i'd recommend our own Virtual Chilean Air Force.

We do have an exhaustive set of entrance tests, lots of military flying training, and we do expect to have our pilots log at least 1 hour a week.

Check us out:

www.virtualfach.cl.nu

[Toby]

If you are willing to go to more vas, you may join us. we dont have a full 100% site up yet mainly because we are recovering from our close from last year.

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