We have begun adding tours to the airline - starting off with tours of major city airports across each continent of the world. We have built a new area of the website for you to peruse the tours, with each tour leg and airport clickable - go take a look:
There are no rules regarding which aircraft you might use for a tour, and you don’t have to fly the legs in a specific order. Each flight has direct integration with both Simbrief and ACARS, so you can fly legs in any way you wish. If using ACARS, your PIREPs will keep track of which legs you have flown.
If using ACARS, your flight will be scored - it’s just for fun, and to encourage people to fly somewhat properly (although not all aircraft interact wonderfully with ACARS - hence why we don’t take the scores too seriously). You can read about ACARS and Scoring here:
The main aim is to have fun, and give you ideas for a variety of routes to fly around the world.
The Tours
Africa
Africa, the second-largest continent, is a land of immense diversity, both geographically and culturally. From the scorching sands of the Sahara Desert to the lush rainforests of the Congo Basin, and the towering peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro to the vast savannas teeming with wildlife, its landscapes are as varied as they are captivating. This incredible natural richness supports an unparalleled array of flora and fauna, making it a continent of extraordinary ecological significance.
Asia
Asia, the largest and most populous continent, is a land of superlatives and staggering diversity. Stretching from the Arctic Circle to the equator and encompassing a vast array of landscapes – from the towering Himalayas and expansive Siberian plains to tropical rainforests and arid deserts – Asia's geographical tapestry is as breathtaking as it is varied. This immense scale fosters an unparalleled range of climates and ecosystems, supporting a wealth of flora and fauna, including some of the world's most iconic species.
Europe
Europe, the sixth-largest continent by landmass, though geographically relatively small, boasts an immense historical, cultural, and political significance. Often described as a peninsula of peninsulas, its diverse landscapes range from the rugged coastlines of Scandinavia and the British Isles to the sun-drenched Mediterranean shores, the towering Alps, and the vast plains of Eastern Europe. This varied geography has fostered a rich tapestry of regional identities and traditions.
North America
North America, the third-largest continent, stretches from the Arctic ice cap in the north to the tropical isthmus of Panama in the south, encompassing a remarkable diversity of landscapes and climates. From the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains and the vast prairies of the Great Plains to the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest and the sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean, its geographical tapestry is both grand and varied. This immense scale fosters a rich array of ecosystems and supports a wide spectrum of flora and fauna.
Oceania
Oceania, also known as the Pacific Islands or Australasia, is a geographically expansive and culturally diverse continent primarily located in the Southern Hemisphere. It encompasses the vast Pacific Ocean and its numerous island nations, as well as the major landmass of Australia and the island of New Guinea. This unique continental grouping showcases an extraordinary range of environments, from the arid outback of Australia and the lush rainforests of New Guinea to the idyllic coral atolls and volcanic islands scattered across the Pacific.
South America
South America, the fourth-largest continent, is a land of breathtaking extremes and vibrant diversity. Stretching from the tropical latitudes near the Equator to the sub-Antarctic south, its landscapes encompass towering, snow-capped Andes mountains, the vast and biodiverse Amazon rainforest, arid deserts like the Atacama, and fertile grasslands known as the Pampas. This immense geographical variation fosters an unparalleled array of ecosystems and climates, making it a continent of dramatic natural beauty.