One customer said. “Im glad that XL Virtual Airlines has finally added this London route, many of the other airlines that operate from London are simply too overpriced and lack quality of service, I have been a regular customer with XL Virtual Airlines for over 5 years now and I will definitely be making full use of the route and hopefully will enjoy their new A330-200 that they have placed on the route”.

A spokesperson for XL Virtual Airlines said, “We are glad to be able to offer this London route and to have our new A330-200 flying on it, we are confident that facilities in South America  have the right facilites to ensure maximum passenger comfort at the lowest cost. We also realised that some passengers may be deterred from traveling long haul due to the long flight times, this is why we have fitted our new aircraft (G-XLXC) with the latest In Flight Entertainment from London  based Thales UK on which passengers can choose over a hundred of the latest movies and thousands of music tracks aswell as up to date news reports from around the world”.

Visit the XL Virtual Airlines site now and book your seat at www.xl-virtual.co.uk

Thank You for taking time to read this and we hope to see you in the skies soon.

 XL Virtual Airlines has just announced its new 5 times weekly service between Manchester (EGCC) and San Francisco (KSFO). It is hoped that this route will bring in some much needed revenue for XL Airways Virtual while at the same time providing a great air service to our customers in the UK and in California. 

One customer said. “Im glad that XL Virtual Airlines has finally added this route, many of the other airlines are simply too overpriced and lack quality of service, I have been a regular customer with XL Virtual Airlines for over 5 years now and I will definitely be making full use of the route and hopefully will enjoy their new A330-200 that they have placed on the route”.

XL Virtual Airlines didn’t get the airport spaces in San Francisco easily though. Accoring to a reputable source XL Virtual Airlines had to aquire the slots from regional carrier SunAir Express which exchanged the slots in return for a codeshare on the KSFO-EGCC and return routes so that it could expand its route network and give a better service to its customers.

A spokesperson for XL Virtual Airlines said, “We are glad to be able to offer this route and to have our new A330-200 flying on it, we are confident that San Francisco International Airport had the right facilites to ensure maximum passenger comfort at the lowest cost. We also realised that some passengers may be deterred from traveling long haul due to the long flight times, this is why we have fitted our new aircraft (G-XLXB) with the latest In Flight Entertainment from Thales on which passengers can choose over a hundred of the latest movies and thousands of music tracks aswell as up to date news reports from around the world”.

About Dublin;

You’ve just stepped off an international virtual airline flight; crossed thousands of kilometres of ocean and landed in the country of the long white cloud. Welcome to the UK and Dublin International Airport in Dublin.

From the moment you disembark your flight simulator aircraft at Dublin Airport your fantastic experience has begun. DublinAirport in Flight Simulator warmly welcomes you to its brand new international arrivals area which has been designed to revolutionise passenger comfort and your experience.

Whether you are arriving in Dublin for the first time, or returning home after some travel abroad you are sure to have a great time.

With your shopping all done you can now progress to the passport control counters. The processing area is located just next to the duty free store so finding your way is easy. Experience faster processing at this stage of your journey, with 12 extra primary line counters taking the total to 44.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Biosecurity x-ray screening positions have increased from eight to 12 alongside the enlarged UK Customs Service ‘secondary’ screening area.

Dublin operates as a single runway airport (23/05) and can handle long haul flights.

A full HD flight in the cockpit of a real pilot training Qantas Boeing 747 flight simulator at Qantas Sydney jet base.

Flights across the country have been grounded due to a cloud of volcanic ash which has blown across from Iceland. So what would flying through a cloud of ash be like? Sky’s Alistair Bunkall visited a flight simulator to find out.