932 passenger routes · 427 cargo routes · 491 destinations
The Network
Hub-and-spoke, deliberately. Six super-hubs connect the continents, nine mega-hubs and nineteen regional hubs feed them, and 172 focus cities — every airport with premier hand-built scenery — get extra frequency because that is where pilots want to land. Every eligible airport gets at least one flight every month. Click a route on the map or in the table to see why it exists.
Route detail
Select a route on the map or in the table below.
Reading the map
Gold trunks carry the connecting traffic between hubs. Blue secondary routes are daily or better. Faint spokes are regional service. Red routes are an airport's only service — critical by definition. Dashed gold routes exist for an event or season.
Route query
| Route | From | To | NM | Aircraft | Weekly | Branch | Class | Operator |
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How the schedule becomes your flight
The schedule is built months ahead. Demand, seasons and 57 holiday events set each route's weekly frequency and aircraft. VPs fly all of it.
Bids are cut from real aircraft days. Same type throughout, 30–50 minute turns at spokes, never a reload in the sim.
You bid two months out. Claim a bid on the Fly page; it books in vAMSYS as sequential legs.
Connections depend on you. Hub departures wait on inbound feeders. Fly late or not at all and the onward flight leaves with fewer passengers.