ChernAir Virtual — Airline Operations Program

The Airline Program at ChernAir Virtual is the backbone of our flying experience, built to combine realism, diversity, and flexibility for pilots of every skill level. Inspired primarily by the real-world operations of American Airlines, our program recreates the expansive, interconnected world of modern commercial aviation—while gradually integrating the global reach of the oneworld® Alliance, giving our pilots access to some of the most iconic routes and airline cultures in the world.

A Dynamic Network that Evolves Over Time

Our airline program is not static. It grows, shifts, and adapts as we incorporate:

• New oneworld route sets

• More detailed aircraft assignments

• Regional sub-hubs

• Special event flights

• Seasonal schedules

• Themed airline tours

• Retired route recreations

• And unique operations inspired by real-world industry events

Each update expands the possibilities and keeps the experience fresh for pilots who want variety and authenticity.

Powered by FS Hub and Community-Driven Systems

Just like our other programs, our airline system integrates deeply with FS Hub, allowing pilots to track flights, earn statistics, log hours, complete missions, and participate in group events.

FS Hub allows us to:

• Build custom tours

• Create airline-specific challenges

• Track aircraft types realistically

• Reward pilots for operational accuracy

• Introduce region-focused missions

• Provide achievement-based progression

Whether a pilot wants to fly a realistic AA transcon, a BA Europe shuttle, an S7 Siberian mountain hop, or a Qatar long-haul, FS Hub brings structure and progression to every flight.

A Program Built on Realism, Freedom, and Exploration

ChernAir Virtual’s Airline Program is designed to offer the best of both worlds: the structure of flying for a major airline combined with the freedom to explore a global alliance network.

Pilots can:

• Build careers within one carrier

• Jump between alliance partners

• Complete themed tours

• Explore foreign hubs

• Fly short regional stages or ultra-long-hauls

• Participate in events and challenges

• Discover new geographical regions through airline history

The program reflects how interconnected modern aviation truly is—no airline operates alone, and each partnership adds new depth and opportunity.