You found
the page.
This is the public invitation page for a virtual airline that does not have a public application.
Why invite-only?
Because Value Charters is small on purpose. The airline doubles as a live test environment, and we would rather know the people flying the system than collect hundreds of dormant accounts.
We add pilots when another pilot would actually be useful, interesting, or both.
People who fit here
- Finish the flight when somebody asks for a full test.
- File the ugly PIREP instead of quietly making it disappear.
- Can tell the difference between “the airplane flew badly” and “the software did something weird.”
- Do not need a title, a rank race or a leaderboard to enjoy flying.
- Can encounter a broken feature without treating it as a personal betrayal.
Things we don't really care about
- Your record-setting touchdown rate.
- How many virtual airlines you've joined.
- Whether every flight scores 100.
- Knowing every switch before you touch the airplane.
- Performing seriousness for its own sake.
A complete flight with a terrible score can tell us a lot. A perfect flight abandoned because the landing might be embarrassing tells us almost nothing.
So how do invitations happen?
Usually because someone at Value Charters has flown with you, talked with you, seen how you approach flight simulation, or has a reason to put another person on the test roster.
There is no waiting list to game and no application essay to optimize.
If someone sent you this page directly, that may be relevant.
If nobody sent you this page, you are still welcome to have found it.
No action requiredOne more thing.
There is a Pilot Handbook. It is short and contains the actual rules.
There is also a Flight Operations Manual. It contains no actual policy and therefore nobody is required to read it.
We are disproportionately proud of the second document.
A portion of this paragraph has been reviewed by absolutely nobody.