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===Flightgear Virtual Airline Merger Program=== | ===Flightgear Virtual Airline Merger Program=== | ||
[[Atlas Virtual Airlines]] was borne out of the concept that a VA merger could elminate underpopulation and help consolidate the number of virtual airlines into one, unified VA. In early April 2010, Atlas Virtual, after months of planning, went live to the public. Thus, the number of virtual airlines was substantially reduced, leaving the number of active VAs at 3. As of April 2010, these include Transgear Airways, Star Alliance, and Atlas. | [[Atlas Virtual Airlines]] was borne out of the concept that a VA merger could elminate underpopulation and help consolidate the number of virtual airlines into one, unified VA. In early April 2010, Atlas Virtual, after months of planning, went live to the public. Thus, the number of virtual airlines was substantially reduced, leaving the number of active VAs at 3. As of April 2010, these include Transgear Airways, Star Alliance, and Atlas. | ||
==Airlines | ==Merged Airlines== | ||
*[[Japan Pacific Airlines]] | *[[Japan Pacific Airlines]] | ||
*[[Coastal Air Systems]] | *[[Coastal Air Systems]] | ||