Eco is back and better than ever!
Hello everyone I am back quite quickly. I have learnt my lesson on using anger and inappropriate response like Terrorism etc on the forums. Yes it was a stupid mistake but I have learnt and will be nicer to people from this point on
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I bet no one has done this before 
Today Eco Aviation has announced a new safety card that would be slowly rolling out on all of its aircraft the A320 is the first one to show the new safety card off.
Here it is! What do you think about it?
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Very creative, do you plan to improve this (adding all the exits and procedures ect)?
Very hard… In reality I reused a lot of the safety card background from EI in fact if you put it side to side they kinda like similar. But when I tried to use it as a template I found out that I was only able to take a screenshot of half of the page. Until I find a way to do it, it would be almost impossible to do all of it.
I even put them side by side to show how similar it is
Update: I finally found a way to do it. May take a few days to complete it
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Hmmmmm, I may make one myself if I can find a way to, I need a livery though, and I thunk I know where to get one
News:
Horsepower air has redesigned it’s safety card for it’s Italian based BAe146-300 aircraft, and this is the preview of it! We are proud to announce that these new cards with slowly roll out to our entire fleet. The reason we chose the Avro jet to get the new card first is because the Avro jet is the largest portion of our fleet, meaning that the new card will be seen by a majority of customers!
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Bru that QR code directs to 
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I tried to find a actual safety video but the one I found was too long, so I opted for the “it’s not a real card” approach
how did you do that bae146 and its livery ?
It was done by someone else on the infinite flight forums, and I do not know how
okay, thanks
Skylines has improved there safety card!
Today Eco Aviation has released a full version of there safety card and they are excited to show it off.
Before you comment few things
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This took a few days to make this safety card due to other stuff like school, hangout etc.
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This safety card is borrowed heavily by Aer Lingus credit to them for the safety card (well for stealing it and makeing adjustments) link below and download as a PDF.
https://www.aerlingus.com/experience/onboard-features/health-wellbeing/ -
The town underneath is my local town which believe it or not is starting to become a tourist town as there is pretty beaches and loads of activities and places to relax. It’s near the airport and also has a Hotel tho.
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Very nice… I like it
Attached is a copy of the first annual issue of the Rocky Mountain Air seat-back magazine “Contrails”. The magazine provides an overview of the airline as well as details on the fleet, routes, hubs, etc.
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For your great effort in producing such brilliant piece, I salute you! 
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Super impressive! How long did it took?
Just a slight error in page 30.
Dude! This is crazy! Hats off to you for this incredible work
Thanks!
I started out wanting to make a summary of “my fleet” and the specs. That took a couple of hours. And then I got to thinking about those magazines that we used to see on planes that gave travel tips and stories about the airline. It took more time to think up what I wanted to do than actually putting it together. Once I knew what I wanted, it took me maybe 10 total hours over a couple of weeks for the document itself.
I must admit, it was a bit time consuming to get the screen grabs from WoA of my fleet at the various airports. I had to plan out which aircrafts I wanted, the time of day, the angle of the image, other aircraft in the background, etc… like the ones on pg 13 (SXM), on pg 10 (LHR) and on pg 19 (Beluga crossing Hwy).
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Wow! Unbelievable! Is there any chance to fix pg30 as it’s supposed to be C-17 instead of BC-17?
Ah… so the C-17 is a military transport. And at one point Boeing was working on a commercial derivative called the BC-17. Considering the my “airline” is commercial, I wanted their to be a plausible story behind why I’d have a C-17 in the fleet. Thus I used the BC-17 designation. I believe the BC-17 program was scrapped all together in 2007.