I’ll keep this ad short and simple. IFA has begun operations and is offering a new home to pilots of all experience levels who have a special love for bush flying - on ICELAND!
Our base of operations is in Reykjavik (BIRK) with another hub on the eastern coast in Egilsstadir. We fly small to medium sized piston engine and turboprop aircraft.
We’ve got a relaxed rule set with ACARS and (in most cases) automatic PIREP approval. We’re not trying to simulate in every little detail a real airline. Instead the focus is on entertaining charters and tours with a story background, awards and live events where we fly together and enjoy the awesome landscape Iceland has to offer.
Visit the IceFireAir VA Website
We’d love to welcome you! Any questions or comments? Join us on Discord!
P.S. First 10 pilots to join will receive a special founding flyer award.
Updates!
Our small fleet’s growing: Bought a used but well maintained Cessna T207A Turbo Stationair (MSFS default) and added it as an option to our tours/charters. There’s also a couple of new tours, from rescue missions to scientific research flights - check it out!
https://www.icefireair.com
Edit: If you tried to reach us within the last 24 hours you probably saw a warning from ICANN that the domain was suspended. That’s because I forgot to click a link in an email to validate my email address at ICANN. Sigh. We were not hacked, the system was not compromised, just a lousy bureaucratic slip on my side. Deeply sorry for any inconvenience.
Hello fellow pilots,
to anybody who’s not had the chance to take a closer look at Iceland, I’d love to show you around, and I guess the best way to do this is by creating a live event where we meet and do a little sight seeing.
I’m thinking of a 1-3hr event where we gather at an airport and visit some beautiful landmarks. Before planning something in detail I’d like to ask whether there are people who would be interested in taking part in such an endeavor.
I use FS2020 and I guess it might be an easy option to join up using FS2020 multiplayer.
Suggestions/Remarks are very welcome.