Manual of Operations

Iberia Virtual Airlines

 

   

 

INTRODUCTION

 

 

Iberia Virtual Airlines was founded by Raul Ramazzotti and began operations in october 1998. Since then IBV expanded its operations to the Internet and World Wide Web.

 

 

 

IBERIA VIRTUAL CULTURE

 

Iberia Virtual is a community airline. Since the nature of our business is not business at all, our goal is to make the Virtual Airline experience fun for everyone, including other VA’s.  To keep our goal of participating in a community rather than a competitive environment, it is policy for the Iberia V. staff to treat our pilots and everyone in the community with respect.

 

 

 

BECOMING AN IBERIA VIRTUAL PILOT

The only requirements for joining Iberia V. is that you have a valid internet e-mail address and use a computer based flight simulator with real-world airports.
You may join Iberia V. by filling out a sign-up form on our home page. We do ask that you complete at least one round trip flight per month. A pilot that will not report a single flight during a month will be notified for this. If he/she does not reply in one month period, he/she will be moved to Inactive Pilots Roster. After a month period the Inactive Pilot will be erased from Iberia Virtual Roster. The above does not apply to situations were the pilot informs Operations Officer for his/hers absence. In all situations pilots will be excused not to fly for the period that they require.

 

 

 

 

FLYING ROUTES

 

Pilots may fly as many or few routes as they wish but no more than eight per week (except special operations), we don´t want expose our passengers to any risk.

 

Iberia V. maintains a full time table on the web you can chek it any time you want. Pilots can also choose their flights directly from the real Iberia timetable

 

IBERIA VIRTUAL PILOT RANKING SYSTEM and A/C ACCREDITATIONS

 

 

At the current time, pilot rank is nothing more than a title that changes with experience. Pilot rank may be utilized for using more advance aircrafts and more exciting routes.

 

 

Senior Captain	> 200		B747
Captain	150-199		A340- B767
Senior Officer	100-149		A321- MD87- B757
First Officer	50-99		DC9-B727-A319-A320
Pilot	0-49		ATR72, Fokker 50, CRJ

 

PILOT'S REPORTS (PI.REPS)

 

 

Upon completion of a flight, the pilot should record their time (push back from the gate to arrival at the gate) and note the aircraft type for the flight. The PIREP form is available on the web page.  The form will be sent to the hub captain who will record and track the pilot’s hours.  Fuel consumption, number of passengers and other related flight information may be reported at the pilot’s option.

IBERIA VIRTUAL FLEET

Iberia V.  builds and maintains it’s own fleet of aircraft. Only aircraft of the highest visual quality, and realistic flight dynamics are accepted in the fleet. Iberia V.  pilots are welcome to contribute to the fleet, but all aircraft must be evaluated for quality by the fleet staff.

 

 

 

IBV President

 

Raul Ramazzotti