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Taking a break from WOA – Thank you all!

Hey everyone,

I’ve made the difficult decision to take a proper break from World of Airports for a while.

I genuinely love this game and the community, but between university, work, and personal matters, my real-life responsibilities need my full attention right now. I’ve realized I’ve been using the game a bit too much as an escape from my day-to-day life, and I need to step back to focus on my well-being and get things back on track.

Because I want to give myself the time and space to actually make these changes, I’ve set a strict boundary for myself: I will be away until at least 2027.

For my in-game partners: I know the number one unwritten rule of WOA is to never cancel unfinished contracts, and I sincerely apologize to anyone I’m leaving hanging. Please forgive the incomplete contracts, and feel free to cancel any existing connections we have so you can free up your slots for active players!

I want to say a huge thank you to this community. I am so grateful for the distraction, the funny chats, and the great flights this game has brought into my life. It has been there for me during some difficult moments, and I appreciate you all.

I still love aviation, so hopefully, this isn’t goodbye forever—just goodbye for now.

Wishing you all clear skies and great flights until then. Take care! :heart:

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Weed Airlines is announcing the purchase of a special all-chrome livery for a select collection of planes. The first of these, HB-VWB will provide a unique service to Bari via a connection with @Hirohitoswaifu . More of these may be made at various airports in the near and distant futures.

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FVG Air is closing ZRH

After fulfilling the initial objectives set for Zurich Airport, FVG Air will complete its final contracts.
Zurich will not be completely shut down; in the future, FVG Air may consider reopening the hub.
The FVG Air team thanks all the airlines and other players who contributed to the development of FVG Air at ZRH.

this are only some of the player contract

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DM Airlines news: Milestones, ZRH maxed and OSG connections

In the last couple of weeks, DM Airlines crossed many important milestones at around the same time so here’s an overview of the most important ones :slightly_smiling_face:

Maybe the greatest of these milestones is the arrival of the 500th fleet plane of the airline, with that being an A346 registered HB-DZO, the 4th one of its type at ZRH and 40th A340 in the fleet. This plane had its inaugural route to British Northwestern’s HKG where it continues operating today. Most of the fleet growth is now happening at ZRH as well as the reopened IAD with other hubs only growing marginally or not at all. PRG still remains the undisputed largest hub though with 184 planes and over 35% of the fleet.

(Pic. 1: HB-DZO handled for the first time on the route to @Hirohitoswaifu’s HKG)

(Pic. 2: DM Airlines current fleet divided by airport, taken from fleet sheet)

Another substantial milestone involved the acquisition of the 600th contract slot at PRG airport. After grappling with insufficient slots, DM Airlines Handling has finally recovered and is servicing over 600 contracts at the airport. The 600th slot was filled right after purchase and the actual number of handled contracts has fluctuated at around 590-610 since then thanks to more contract slot purchases. The all-time highest number of contracts at DM Airlines’ PRG was 615, but now it’s only around 607 with over 10 free slots for new inbound or outbound flights. Despite this high number of contracts, DM Airlines Handling retains its commitment to timely handlings of all player connections and is always ready to accept more requests.

(Pic. 3: Uhhhh… how do I caption this… traffic I guess? This is what happens when you try to get 600 contracts at PRG…)

(Pic. 4 and 5: Contract capacity at DM Airlines’ PRG on July 24 vs. today)

The next milestone actually happened outside of the game but here on the forum itself - the “DM Airlines PRG open for connections (sending and receiving)” thread is now officially the largest connection thread on the forum. With over 187 replies and contract requests, this thread is the largest source of DM Airlines connections. This is happening after almost a year of this thread being operational and continuously active so all I’ve gotta say is thank you for your trust in DM Airlines and I’d be happy to estabilish even more connections and cooperation in the future, let’s keep this active.

Not all of DM Airlines’ new contracts have come from forum threads though. For about a month now, DM Airlines is an [OSG] Omega Sky Group member and contract dispatcher. Tens of connections are now in progress with other OSG members and affiliated contract partners. Recently the OSG livery has also been applied to some of DM Airlines aircraft, including C919s and A340s. Other connections are also active with members of the All World Alliance as part of the cross-alliance connections.

(Pic. 6, 7, 8: OSG livery planes at PRG. The first alliance livery C919, registered OK-NGP going to @OrangeAir through the cross-alliance connections with AWA. 6 other C919s were repainted to the OSG livery shortly after. The only other aircraft type in the OSG livery in DM Airlines’ fleet is the A346, but other additions are planned soon)

The last major announcement is that of reaching max level at ZRH. It took about 2 months but here we are. During these two months, over 180 contracts have been started to DM Airlines’ ZRH, including 48 with DM Airlines’ own fleet planes. Max level does not mean the end of this, in fact capacity for both inbound and outbound flights is expected to increase by a lot in the coming months. The contract that pushed the XP over the line to max level was a DM Airlines B463 going to @DakotaAirlines as part of the aforementioned cross-alliance connections. All contracts and operations will be continued with similar frequencies to before and more outbound connections are being offered on the ZRH connections thread.

(Pic. 9: ZRH is max level, this contract finished the last level)

Here’s to more milestones, connections and good fun :slightly_smiling_face:

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Big news from British Northwestern

A recent addition to the British Northwestern Chile and Hong Kong fleet has been turning heads (and in some cases stomachs :nauseated_face: :face_vomiting:)

F Class planes have appeared on routes to Prague and Zurich, visiting the ports of @DenisMartinek and @ukplanespotter757 (The latter dislikes his intensely :rofl:).

@ukplanespotter757’s A380 returning to HKG from ZRH (I see no problems with this livery :rofl:)

2 of @DenisMartinek’s A380’s returning from PRG and ZRH to HKG.

If anyone is open for business for some turtles riding a whale, lettuce know.

In other news, British Northwestern Hong Kong has branched out with many of the retired A340-600’s based at Teruel, converting them to cargo and making some fat stacks with connections to both @ukplanespotter757 and @DenisMartinek (Please, more reliable connections :sob:, I don’t need constant handling, just not vanishing for 3 months :rofl:).

@ukplanespotter757’s Zurich connection just shy of touchdown on 07R.

Lots of ex-Iberia, VA, Lufthansa and other operators aircraft sitting idle twiddling their thumbs waiting for you :index_pointing_at_the_viewer: and a freight conversion.

Plus, expansion of the A346/B743/B744 fleets has been going ahead rapidly with aircraft also receiving new paint jobs to look dapper on your concourse. An expansion with the Zurich buzzer CRJX and F100 fleet has been occurring too. If anyone desires a connection and is in desperate need of stocking up on those traingular chocolate sticks, again don’t hesitate to giz a bell.

Submission report link here

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