Intercontinental Global Alliance

[AdmiralRolfe]

Is http://www.intercontinent.ucoz.com ? All signatures are linked to the domain, which could explain the mass signature failure.

[Matthew]

MBL airways would like to apply for Europe if it is still going

Based in UK, flying A320 and Boeing 747 at the moment Still a new VA as i left my old one.

London Luton
London Stansted
are our bases

Fly to Ireland, Spain, Italy and North America

[AdmiralRolfe]

Hi Matthew,

Turkish Golden VA is the only other airline in Europe, and as far as I know, their routes are mostly within Turkey and Eastern Europe. North Airways gives a passing vote.

Just need approval from the following airlines:

Air Mermaid - YES
North Airways - YES
Pacific Island Airways - PENDING
Turkish Golden VA - YES

[vaccaro]

Air Mermaid has a passing vote

[GTC001]

Turkish Golden VA give passing vote.

[AdmiralRolfe]

Current standings:

Air Mermaid - YES
North Airways - YES
Pacific Island Airways - PENDING
Turkish Golden VA - YES

Also glad to see www.intercontinent.ucoz back up again.

[Matthew]

Excerllent, Look forward to seeing the final votes

[PCD001]

MBL gets the Pacific Island vote.

Cheers now

[AdmiralRolfe]

All votes are in! North Airways, on behalf of IGA, welcomes the newest member of IGA, MBL Airways.

To finish your application and become a full member airline of IGA, simply use one of these signatures and place it right next to or directly below your FSA Signature, so you and your airline can be easily identified on the forums. Also, place INTERCONTINENTAL GLOBAL ALLIANCE MEMBER at the very top of your airline mission, so your airline can easily be identified as part of the alliance in the Crew Centre.


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Once that's done, the first step is to establish codeshare routes with other airlines. I know Turkish Golden VA operates in Europe, and I'm pretty sure ANZAS has a European hub, so it will be a good idea to start with those two airlines and move on until you are globally interconnected and have routes all around the world for pilots to enjoy.

Enjoy the alliance, and have a great flight!

[Matthew]

Thanks i look forward to being in the alliance for a long time. I have added the banner (went green) as no one else seems to have used it.

Also i started requesting partnerships. Is it possible to get a list of the member airlines?

Thanks again
Matthew

[AdmiralRolfe]

Air Mermaid - Operates mostly in the Caribbean with a secondary hub in the Philippines. Usually also a seller of great aircrafts on demand. Contact Arslan for more information.

ANZAS - The Australia and New Zealand Air Service. They are an international airline based in Sydney Australia with flights within Australia as well as Southeast Asia. They have a small secondary hub in Europe.

ACTCVA - Australia Coast to Coast Virtual Airline. They operate domestic and international flights thoughout Australia. Their routes span from Africa all the way to North America.

Breeze Airways - Airline operating from South Africa with flights thoughout Africa.

Edmonton Airways - Regional airline operating domestically thoughout Canada and servicing a few international flights in the US.

Executive Airlines - Another regional airline operating in Canada.

Kwagga Virtual - Another African airline operating from South Africa.

North Airways - Airline operating a network of domestic flights thoughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. Routes extend from Hawaii to Trinidad and Tobago, but don't go past North America.

Pacific Island Airways - Operates from Papua New Guinea and has a network of international flights in Oceania and Southeast Asia.

Turkish Golden VA - Operates in Europe from Turkey and has a network of point-to-point flights thoughout the European Continent.

[Matthew]

Thanks John

[AdmiralRolfe]

Anyone want to help out with the Wiki project? Not just for the IGA page, located at http://wiki.fsairlines.net/index.php/IGA, but for everything else. This wiki will make a lot of new pilots very happy and make their first flight much easier. IGA members shouldn't just help each other out, we should also help out the entire FSA community, and this can be a big contribution by IGA.

[stuga100]

I would be interested in helping out with the wiki poject. Please let me know what you had in mind so I can find out what I can help you with.

Cheers

[AdmiralRolfe]

Some of the guide pages for new pilots can see some additions. Of course, you can create your own airline page. There should be a Wanted Pages section in the wiki listing information and pages that need more contributions.