Every year, the greatest names in GT3 racing gather for one of Europe's most demanding endurance competitions: the 24 Hours of Chernarus. Teams from across the continent arrive with a single objective—to conquer a full day and night of relentless racing where speed, precision, teamwork, and endurance determine who will stand on the top step of the podium.
• Airbus A320neo
• Boeing 737-800
• A220-300
• Embraer E195-E2
• Boeing 767-300F
• Antonov An-124 (if available)
• Bombardier CRJ900
• Cessna Citation CJ4
The road to the 24 Hours of Chernarus begins in Brussels.
Your first assignment is to transport the heart of every racing operation: the drivers, race engineers, team managers, and technical staff. Without them, there is no race. As the opening logistics flight of the championship, your arrival in Prague marks the official beginning of race week.
With teams eager to begin preparations, every minute counts. Upon landing, personnel will head directly to the circuit to inspect the garages, meet local organizers, and begin assembling their operations for the demanding days ahead.
A smooth and punctual flight ensures the championship starts on schedule and lays the foundation for everything that follows.
Objective: Deliver the first race teams safely to Prague and officially kick off the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
With the teams now in Chernarus, it's time to deliver what everyone has been waiting for—the machines that will battle for victory.
Depart Frankfurt aboard a dedicated cargo flight carrying the championship's GT3 race cars, spare chassis, engines, bodywork, and critical replacement parts. Every vehicle has been carefully prepared by its team and must arrive in perfect condition before unloading at Prague.
As the aircraft touches down, mechanics and logistics crews immediately begin transporting the cars to the circuit, where garages are waiting for final assembly, technical inspections, and the first systems checks. The arrival of the race cars transforms the paddock from an empty workspace into a championship-ready pit lane.
This is one of the most valuable cargo flights of the entire event. Every crate, every spare part, and every race car is essential for the success of the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
Objective: Deliver the championship's race cars safely to Prague so teams can begin preparing for the endurance battle ahead.
With the race teams and GT3 cars safely in Chernarus, the next priority is delivering the equipment that keeps them competitive for 24 hours of nonstop racing.
Your cargo flight departs Milan Malpensa carrying complete pit garage equipment, professional tool sets, tire supplies, fuel rigs, air compressors, diagnostic systems, and other essential infrastructure required to build a world-class paddock. Every crate has been carefully packed to ensure teams can begin assembling their pit areas immediately upon arrival.
Once you land in Prague, dozens of logistics crews are standing by to unload the aircraft. Within hours, temporary garages begin taking shape as engineers install workstations, fuel systems, tire racks, lighting, and communications equipment. The empty pit lane quickly transforms into a fully operational racing facility capable of supporting one of Europe's toughest endurance events.
Without this equipment, even the fastest GT3 car would never make it through a full day and night of competition. This flight provides the foundation for every pit stop, repair, tire change, and strategic decision that will unfold during the race.
Objective: Deliver the essential pit infrastructure that allows every GT3 team to prepare for the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
As the circuit nears completion and the paddock comes to life, the next critical personnel arrive to ensure the championship is conducted to the highest international standards.
Depart Zurich on a charter flight carrying FIA race officials, scrutineers, race directors, stewards, safety delegates, and the timing and scoring specialists responsible for overseeing every moment of the event. Alongside the passengers are precision timing systems, communication equipment, inspection tools, and race control hardware that will form the backbone of the championship's operations.
Following your arrival in Prague, the officials travel directly to the circuit to begin technical inspections of every GT3 car, verify compliance with regulations, certify safety procedures, and prepare Race Control for the demanding 24-hour event. Every car must pass scrutineering before it can take to the track, while the timing systems are installed and calibrated to ensure every lap, pit stop, and finishing position is recorded with absolute accuracy.
Their work may happen behind the scenes, but it is essential to the integrity and fairness of the competition. Without these officials, the 24 Hours of Chernarus simply could not take place.
Objective: Deliver the officials and technical systems that will oversee the championship and ensure every lap is raced safely, fairly, and according to FIA regulations.
As race week reaches its final stages of preparation, safety becomes the highest priority. Before a single practice lap can begin, the championship's emergency response network must be fully operational.
Your mission departs Vienna carrying specialized medical teams, trauma physicians, paramedics, emergency coordinators, and rescue personnel, along with fully equipped ambulances, medical supplies, rescue equipment, and trackside response vehicles. Every piece of equipment is essential to ensuring the highest level of care throughout the 24-hour endurance race.
Upon arrival in Prague, the medical convoy heads directly to the circuit where emergency stations, the medical center, and rescue vehicles are positioned around the track. Helicopter landing zones are inspected, communication systems are tested, and response teams conduct final drills to prepare for any situation that may arise during the event.
Although everyone hopes their services won't be needed, the presence of a world-class medical team is one of the most important requirements for hosting an international endurance race. Their readiness allows drivers to compete with confidence, knowing that expert assistance is always only moments away.
Your flight plays a vital role in protecting every driver, marshal, team member, and spectator throughout one of Europe's most demanding motorsport events.
Objective: Deliver the championship's medical and rescue services, ensuring the 24 Hours of Chernarus meets the highest international safety standards.
With the circuit fully prepared and the teams ready to compete, the spotlight now turns to the people who will bring the excitement of the 24 Hours of Chernarus to millions of fans around the world.
Your mission departs London Heathrow carrying television production crews, commentators, camera operators, directors, sound engineers, and technical specialists. Packed inside the aircraft are broadcast cameras, mobile production equipment, satellite communication systems, lighting rigs, editing stations, and everything required to produce a live international motorsport broadcast.
After landing in Prague, the media teams immediately head to the circuit to transform the venue into a fully connected broadcast center. Camera positions are installed around the track, commentary booths are assembled overlooking the start/finish straight, and the production team begins testing the live timing and television feeds. Every angle, replay, and radio transmission is carefully prepared to ensure viewers experience every moment of the race in stunning detail.
As race day approaches, the world is watching. From the roar of the engines at the green flag to the dramatic finish twenty-four hours later, it is this crew that captures every overtake, every pit stop, and every emotional victory celebration.
Your successful flight ensures the 24 Hours of Chernarus reaches audiences across Europe and beyond, turning a local endurance race into a truly international motorsport spectacle.
Objective: Deliver the personnel and equipment that will broadcast the 24 Hours of Chernarus live to motorsport fans around the world.
As the excitement surrounding the 24 Hours of Chernarus reaches its peak, distinguished guests from across Europe begin arriving to witness the championship firsthand. This exclusive charter flight carries the event's most prominent visitors, whose support is vital to the success and future of international motorsport in Chernarus.
Departing from Nice, your aircraft transports team owners, championship sponsors, corporate executives, government representatives, motorsport ambassadors, and invited VIP guests. On board are individuals whose partnerships help finance teams, develop new technology, and secure the future of endurance racing.
A flawless journey is expected. Every aspect of the flight reflects the prestige of the occasion, with punctuality, professionalism, and comfort being just as important as the destination itself. Upon arrival in Prague, dedicated ground services escort the passengers directly to the circuit, where they will attend official ceremonies, tour the paddock, meet the drivers, and watch the race from exclusive hospitality suites overlooking the track.
Beyond the glamour, these guests play an important role behind the scenes. Sponsorship agreements are finalized, media appearances are scheduled, and business relationships are strengthened throughout the race weekend, ensuring the continued growth of the championship for years to come.
While the teams prepare for battle on the circuit, your mission helps secure the partnerships that make the 24 Hours of Chernarus possible.
Objective: Deliver the championship's VIP delegation safely to Prague, supporting the partnerships and prestige behind the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
The countdown to the green flag is almost over, and now it's the fans' turn to arrive.
Depart Amsterdam aboard a special charter flight carrying hundreds of passionate motorsport enthusiasts, all eager to witness the 24 Hours of Chernarus. Families, racing clubs, photographers, content creators, and loyal supporters from across Europe fill the cabin, each sharing the same excitement for one of the continent's premier endurance racing events.
The atmosphere on board is electric. Passengers proudly wear team colors, discuss race predictions, and anticipate the battles that await on the circuit. For many, this journey is more than just a flight—it's the beginning of a memorable motorsport adventure.
Upon landing in Prague, a fleet of shuttle buses transports fans directly to the circuit, where grandstands, fan zones, merchandise stores, and entertainment areas are already buzzing with activity. Their arrival transforms the venue into a vibrant festival of motorsport, creating the atmosphere that drivers and teams thrive on throughout the demanding 24-hour race.
The roar of the crowd, the waving flags, and the unwavering support from thousands of spectators will become just as important as the performance of the cars themselves. Endurance racing is about more than machines—it's about the people who travel across Europe to celebrate the sport together.
Your flight ensures that the heart and soul of the event arrives safely, helping turn the 24 Hours of Chernarus into an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.
Objective: Deliver hundreds of racing fans to Prague, creating the atmosphere that will drive the 24 Hours of Chernarus from the opening lap to the checkered flag.
Race weekend has arrived, and one final mission remains before the engines fire into life. While most teams have already settled into the paddock, the last group of competitors and support personnel are making their way to Chernarus to complete the championship lineup.
Depart Paris Charles de Gaulle aboard a dedicated charter carrying the remaining drivers, reserve drivers, race engineers, mechanics, hospitality staff, and championship support personnel. Also on board are last-minute technical equipment, team supplies, and personal gear that will be needed throughout the 24-hour event.
Time is now critical. Practice sessions and final technical inspections are about to begin, leaving no room for delays. Upon arrival in Prague, the passengers are met by waiting transport and taken directly to the circuit, where they immediately join their teams for final briefings, garage preparations, and strategy meetings. Mechanics complete the final setup of the GT3 cars while drivers familiarize themselves with the circuit ahead of qualifying.
With this flight successfully completed, every team is finally assembled. The paddock is full, the garages are operational, and the championship grid is complete. After days of meticulous planning and logistics, the 24 Hours of Chernarus is ready to begin.
Your mission represents the final piece of an enormous international transport operation. From this point forward, the focus shifts from preparation to competition as the world's best GT3 teams battle for endurance racing glory.
Objective: Deliver the final race personnel to Prague, completing the championship grid and ensuring every team is ready for the start of the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
After twenty-four unforgettable hours of endurance racing, the checkered flag has fallen, the celebrations have begun, and a new champion has been crowned. As the podium ceremonies conclude and the crowds begin to leave the circuit, your role enters its final phase.
Your first departure mission carries the winning teams, FIA officials, and key championship personnel from Prague to Frankfurt. On board are the victorious drivers, championship-winning engineers, race directors, stewards, and event organizers who have successfully overseen one of the most demanding endurance races of the season.
The atmosphere on board is one of celebration and reflection. Drivers relive decisive overtakes, engineers analyze the strategy that secured victory, and officials discuss a race that tested both competitors and organizers from start to finish. Trophies, championship memorabilia, and official race documentation accompany the passengers as they begin their journey home.
Although the racing has ended, the operation is far from over. This flight marks the beginning of the championship's return across Europe, as teams, equipment, and personnel gradually depart Chernarus following a week of intense competition and flawless logistical coordination.
With every safe landing, another chapter of the 24 Hours of Chernarus comes to a close, leaving behind memories of an extraordinary event and setting the stage for next year's championship.
Objective: Return the championship winners and race officials safely home, marking the successful conclusion of the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
The grandstands are empty, the paddock is being dismantled, and the echoes of twenty-four hours of racing are beginning to fade. With the championship complete, the focus now shifts to returning the valuable racing machines safely to their teams.
Depart Prague aboard a heavy cargo flight bound for Milan Malpensa, carrying the GT3 race cars, spare chassis, pit equipment, and technical supplies that powered the event from start to finish. Each car has been carefully inspected, cleaned, and secured for transport after enduring one of the toughest endurance races of the season.
Ground crews work tirelessly to load the aircraft with precision. Every vehicle is carefully positioned and restrained, while crates containing spare engines, wheels, body panels, tools, and electronics are packed alongside the cars. Despite the excitement of victory and the disappointment of retirement for some teams, every competitor leaves with valuable data, experience, and memories from an unforgettable week in Chernarus.
For many of these machines, the journey doesn't end here. Once they arrive in Italy, the cars will undergo extensive maintenance before continuing on to the next round of the GT3 championship, where another endurance challenge awaits.
Your mission ensures that the championship's most valuable assets complete their final journey safely, bringing the logistical operation of the 24 Hours of Chernarus one step closer to its successful conclusion.
Objective: Return the championship's race cars and equipment safely to Milan, completing the transport of the teams' most valuable assets after the 24 Hours of Chernarus.
Your final mission departs Prague bound for London Heathrow, carrying the television production crews, commentators, camera operators, photographers, directors, and technical specialists who brought every moment of the championship to audiences around the world. Alongside the passengers are broadcast cameras, mobile production units, satellite communication systems, editing suites, lighting equipment, and countless hours of recorded race footage.
The atmosphere on board is a mixture of exhaustion and satisfaction. Broadcasters review the race's defining moments, photographers sort through thousands of images, and commentators reflect on the dramatic battles that unfolded over twenty-four unforgettable hours. The production teams have worked around the clock to capture every overtake, every pit stop, every safety car period, and the emotional finish that crowned this year's champions.
As the aircraft climbs away from Prague, the event officially comes to an end. The temporary broadcast center is dismantled, the last media vehicles leave the circuit, and preparations quietly begin for the next edition of the championship.
This final flight represents more than the return of personnel and equipment—it marks the successful conclusion of a complex international logistics operation. From the arrival of the very first GT3 teams to the departure of the final broadcast crew, every mission has played a vital role in making the 24 Hours of Chernarus a world-class endurance racing event.
With a smooth landing in London, your work is complete. The championship is over, the skies above Chernarus are quiet once again, and another unforgettable edition of the 24 Hours of Chernarus has entered the history books.
Objective: Return the international media teams safely to London, bringing the logistical operation of the 24 Hours of Chernarus to its successful conclusion.
Congratulations, Captain.
The final aircraft has departed, the last members of the broadcast crew have returned home, and the skies above Chernarus have fallen quiet once again. What began as an ambitious international logistics operation has concluded with the successful completion of every mission.
Over the course of twelve flights, you transported race teams, GT3 cars, pit equipment, FIA officials, medical personnel, broadcast crews, VIP guests, passionate fans, and finally returned the championship safely across Europe after an unforgettable week of endurance racing.
Thanks to your professionalism and precision, the 24 Hours of Chernarus became a world-class motorsport event. Every arrival kept preparations on schedule, every departure ensured the championship concluded without incident, and every flight played a vital role behind the scenes.
As the circuit is dismantled and the paddock falls silent, memories of thrilling overtakes, dramatic pit strategies, and a hard-fought 24-hour battle remain. Teams leave with valuable experience, champions return home with their trophies, and fans depart with unforgettable memories.
The success of the 24 Hours of Chernarus wasn't decided by the drivers alone—it was made possible by the countless people who worked behind the scenes, including the pilots who connected Europe to Chernarus one flight at a time.
Thank you for taking part in one of the largest aviation logistics operations in the region.
The championship is over.
The trophies have been awarded.
The aircraft are home.
Until next year's green flag…
Mission Complete. 🏁✈️