British Airways-inspired network
Browse a structured virtual route network, search available sectors and choose flights from the same destination-led experience used across the site.
Our direction
A virtual airline designed to feel like an airline product
The goal is not to recreate the real British Airways website for ticket sales. It is to borrow the clarity, structure and visual discipline of an airline experience and apply it to virtual-airline operations.
Pilots should be able to discover destinations, select realistic flights, review their career, understand their fleet and carry the same information into Phoenix without feeling like they are moving between unrelated tools.
What we are building01 02 03 04 05 06
Core features
The current product foundation already covers the major pilot-facing areas, while the live data layer will progressively replace development placeholders as integrations come online.
Pilot career account
A single pilot profile brings together flight history, hours, landing performance, on-time rate, VA Points, tier progression and current assignments.
Fleet operations
Explore the virtual fleet by operating family today, with live registrations, aircraft availability, maintenance state and operational restrictions planned for the backend.
vAMSYS connection
The platform is being built around vAMSYS authentication and operational data so pilots can carry one VA identity across the website and our wider ecosystem.
Phoenix ecosystem
Website assignments and career information are designed to feed into Phoenix so the same pilot journey can continue between planning, flying and post-flight review.
Destination discovery
BA-inspired destination pages make the network feel like an airline product rather than a database, while keeping everything focused on flight simulation.
Where British Airways Virtual is heading
The roadmap is intentionally phased so the visible pilot experience can mature alongside the backend integrations it depends on.
01
Build the complete pilot-facing experience
Core website design, responsive navigation, destinations, fleet, flight search, pilot account views, virtual membership and the shared British Airways Virtual visual system.
02
Connect the website to live pilot data
vAMSYS sign-in and API data, live pilot statistics, schedule availability, assignment handoff and a shared data contract between the website and Phoenix.
03
Turn the site into a live operations layer
Dynamic fleet registrations, aircraft status, maintenance information, route restrictions, richer dispatch data and SimBrief-assisted pre-flight workflows.
04
Grow the virtual airline around the community
Tours, events, alliance-inspired operations, achievements, richer career milestones, member recognition and deeper Phoenix integration across the pilot experience.
Looking ahead
Future plans
Two-way Phoenix sync
Assignments, completed flights and career data shared between the website and Phoenix.
Live operational fleet
Registrations, service state, maintenance and aircraft availability driven by backend records.
Smarter flight planning
More operational context around schedules, aircraft suitability, SimBrief and pre-flight preparation.
Community operations
Tours, events, badges and alliance-inspired flying that adds variety without changing the core BA Virtual identity.
British Airways Virtual
See the operation in action
Browse the network, explore the fleet or choose your next virtual sector.