Flights

The flights are broken up into code A and Code B flights.

Code A flights are to a destination, and the code B flights are return flights from Code A. You will find that code A and B flights have the same flight number, just different codes.

Mix and match the A and B flights to make your flight line with 3500+ flights available.

You must complete the flight line by ending up at the same airport (unlimited stops) where you started. Then you can start a new flight line.

Pacific Airways requires pilots to use flight lines for up to (300) service hours, in which time they become ATP Senior Captain, this will then allow the pilots that reach this rank to free fly anywhere in the world.

If this rank is not reached then pilots will have to jumpseat to another destination to start their next flight from, this will cost virtual money that you earn by flying based on the distance away you are at your current airport.