Delta Virtual Airlines

Welcome to the Delta Virtual Airlines web site. We are a group of flight simulation enthusiasts who fly Delta Air Lines and its alliance partners' routes using Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 and Flight Simulator X (including FSX: Steam Edition). We offer partial support at this time for Lockheed-Martin Prepar3D v1-3 and Laminar Research X-Plane 10. We are working to implement more features of these programs into our aircraft programs, and VATSIM approved Flight Academy.We are in no way affiliated with Delta Air Lines.

Since May 2003, we have received over 17,676,678 visits and received 481,585,478 hits. During this time, our servers have sent out over 19,550,703,437,558 bytes worth of data. Our members have posted over 43 messages in our Water Cooler discussion forum in the past 24 hours. Our web server has been running for 24 days, 19 hours and 36 minutes.

Please feel free to browse around our web site. Once you join the Delta Virtual Airlines active pilot roster, you may submit flight reports and contribute to our discussion forums and image library. If you are interested in a serious virtual airline, designed for both the experienced pilot and the novice (and all of us that are in between!) we welcome your interest. Click Here to join Delta Virtual Airlines.

If you are interested in a virtual airline with primarily European operations, we encourage you to visit our sister airline Air France Virtual.

02/11/2018	Delta Virtual Airlines FAQ updated	Andrew Vane
We are proud to announce that we have updated our FAQ. Hopefully this document will help prospective and new pilots find answers to basic questions about our organization and how we operate. DVA Operations
10/06/2017	Support For X-Plane and Lockheed Martin Prepar3d Users	Andrew Vane
Delta Virtual Airlines includes staged programs based on pilot's skill and experience with advancement accomplished via exams and check rides. Our ACARS program, check ride structure and flight academy are focused around FS2004, FSX and FSX Steam Edition. At the present time, we are working to improve and implement more functionality of these facets of our virtual airline for pilots who use Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and Laminar Research X-Plane. We welcome all new pilots but want to be clear that presently, your pathway may be limited in the short term if you use X-Plane 10 or use Prepar3d v1-3. Since X-Plane 11 and Prepar3d v4 are newly released simulator platforms, functionality with these platforms within our programs and opportunities to advance through stages are more limited at this time. Staff are making significant progress with our own ACARS program and in our Flight Academy courses in this regard but the work will still take some time. Check the Water Cooler for future announcements especially with regard to aircraft compatibility. Thank you all for being a part of our Virtual Airline, now in its 16th year of existence. We continue to see new pilots join us daily and are putting forth our focus and efforts to continue to grow and serve this great hobby that has brought us together. We appreciate your support and involvement. Stay tuned for more developments announced in the water cooler. Sincerely, Delta Virtual Airlines Operations Department
06/25/2017	Stage 2 B737 and A320 Programs Now Accept X-Plane for Check Rides	Andrew Vane
Thanks to the hard work of Salem Gbian and Luke Kolin, we are pleased to announce that we can now accept X-Plane (version 11) as a simulator for check rides in the B737 and A320 programs. The default X-Plane 11 737 may be used for the 737 program check rides and the payware X-Plane 11 JarDesign 320 and A330 may be used for check rides in the A320 and A330 programs, respectively. The latest version of ACARS v3.2 (Build 120 as of 6/24/18) can be obtained in the fleet library via the pilot center. We realize that one of these aircraft is payware requiring financial investment but we're working on the freeware versions as fast as we can. This is too good news to keep to ourselves and an amazing accomplishment given the absence of support from the developer. Please keep in mind that all necessary data must be captured during the check ride by ACARS in order for the Chief Pilots to evaluate the check ride, regardless of the simulator version used. If for some reason not enough data is captured by ACARS which is essential to evaluate the flight, the check ride cannot be approved. We are continuing to add more aircraft as we go through the testing phase. We are also working to get ACARS to acknowledge enough information to accept x-plane aircraft in the Flight Academy and to verify it works with XP10. This addition to DVA opens up a huge opportunity for our DVA pilots to advance and we're very appreciative of the efforts of Luke and Salem to bring this feature to our virtual airline. Stay tuned for more announcements in the X-Plane channel of the water cooler including what hopes to be a growing list of compatible x-plane aircraft. We will also be updating the DVA Pilot's Manual in the near future. Please also used the x-plane channel of the cooler to share screenies, ask questions, and provide general feedback on ACARS so we can continue to improve upon it. DVA Operations (on behalf of A330 Chief Pilot Salem Gbian and DVA Web Programmer Yoda Luke Kolin)
05/10/2017	Delta Virtual Airlines Announces Completion of 1,000,000th Flight	Andrew Vane
Delta Virtual Airlines is proud to announce that after about 16 years as a virtual airline with over 12,000 pilots passing through our doors, we recently have reach 1,000,000 logged flights. The 1,000,000th logged flight was achieved by Alex Pal flying a Boeing 717 and the flight report was approved by Boeing 737 Assistant Chief Pilot Peter Lund. This achievement marks a significant milestone in the history of Delta Virtual Airlines. We are proud of this achievement and grateful to all of our pilots and staff, past and present, who were all a part of our success, making us who we are today. We are also thankful for the support of VATSIM, IVAO and their controllers who make our flight simulation experience more enjoyable. We look forward to continued success and fun moving forward as we grow and implement more programs and features for our pilots. DVA Senior Staff
01/05/2017	737 Airman ATP Rating And Training Course Open	Andrew Vane
You will find in the document library a new document for the newly released 737 Airman ATP Rating and Training Course. This course is designed to test a 737 pilot’s knowledge and skill above and beyond the basics. It is designed to teach pilot proficiency in the aircraft and help the pilot “know” the aircraft inside and out, its limitations, abilities and how to handle it in various situations. This course was designed to mimic the training real world 737 pilots receive in the simulators. Once successfully completed, a 737 pilot will receive the 737 Airman ATP designation. This designation will be attributed to the pilot for one year. To maintain this 737 airman rating, the pilot will be required to take and pass a refresher check ride each subsequent year. If interested in signing up for the course, please read the new document in the Document Library, accessed via the Pilot Center. If you feel you meet the qualifications and would like to take the course, go to the flight academy link and sign-up. This course is extremely challenging and only open to pilots in the 737 program. The document explains in detail what requirements must be met in order to take the course. We will be evaluating interest in this course as a determining factor of whether or not to roll it out for other programs in the future. This course has been almost two full years in the making and we hope you'll all enjoy it! Delta Virtual Operations, DVA Flight Academy and the DVA 737 Program *Updated 10/19/17

CURRENTLY FLYING USING Delta Virtual Airlines ACARS
James Bridges Jr	DL839	ERJ-195	FS9	Airborne	00:49	Washington-Reagan DC (DCA) - Atlanta GA (ATL)
Kyle Weber	DL1371	B717-200	P3Dv4	Unknown	04:46	Los Angeles CA (LAX) - Minneapolis/St Paul MN (MSP)
Danny Evans	DVH2446	A319	P3Dv4	Unknown	07:23	New York-La Guardia NY (LGA) - Ithaca NY (ITH)
Jeremy Driver	NOT CURRENTLY IN FLIGHT
Daniel Wilbanks	SUD2137	B737-800	FSX	Taxi In	04:40	Istanbul Turkey (IST) - Moscow-Sheremetyevo Russia (SVO)
Mía Villalba	KL1591	B737-700	P3Dv4	Airborne	01:04	Amsterdam Netherlands (AMS) - Bologna Italy (BLQ)
Wesley Joseph	SBS4542	DHC-8-100	FS9	Airborne	00:51	St Maarten Netherlands Antilles (SXM) - San Juan Puerto Rico (SJU)
Carlos Carneiro	DL854	B757-200	FS9	Airborne	23:32	San Francisco CA (SFO) - Detroit-Wayne County MI (DTW)
Ahmed Yahya	DL2262	B737-800	FSX	Airborne	01:08	Los Angeles CA (LAX) - Phoenix AZ (PHX)
Daniel Johnson	DL328	B767-300ER	XP11	Airborne	03:32	St Maarten Netherlands Antilles (SXM) - New York-Kennedy NY (JFK)
Scott Simmons	WAH1502	B737-800	P3Dv4	Unknown	06:40	Denver CO (DEN) - Phoenix AZ (PHX)
Faisal Khan	DL002	B737-800	FSX	Taxi In	01:20	Los Angeles CA (LAX) - Las Vegas NV (LAS)
Isidoro Attie	DL355	B777-200	P3Dv4	Airborne	06:22	Seattle-Tacoma WA (SEA) - Paris-De Gaulle France (CDG)
Adrian Zahoi	DVH6520	B767-300ER	FS9	Airborne	02:40	Atlanta GA (ATL) - Zurich Switzerland (ZRH)

If you have questions or comments, please direct them to our Corporate Offices at info@deltava.org.

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