Evan Reiter

All pilots flying Cross the Pond: please review our Pilot Brief prior to departure. The brief is attached to this post. As with Cross the Pond Eastbound, VATSIM has asked pilots who were not issued a booking/slot to avoid flying transatlantic. We welcome pilots to fly domestic routes into and out of Boston. We also expect coverage at our satellite airports like Bradley (KBDL) and Providence (KPVD). If you were not given a booking, please consider domestic routes to and from any airport that is staffed within Boston Center! For general information about flying Cross the Pond, check out the FSElite Pilots' Guide to VATSIM Cross the Pond Westbound 2021. You can link other people to this post/page using the URL: www.bvartcc.com/ctp. CTP West 2021 Pilot Brief.pdf

Bunny Hop! (KBOS, KBDL, KPWM) April 3, 2-6pm ET Timelapses: Boston Departure, submitted by Cameron P. Boston Ground, submitted by Evan M. Statistics: From StatSim. KBOS Departures: 70. Arrivals: 55. KBDL Departures: 34. Arrivals: 15. KPWM Departures: 23. Arrivals: 24.

CRiKey indeed! Well done.

Well done!

Read the April Logan Informer to learn about our new policy designed to enhance the online ATC experience. Plus, Cross the Pond, an Event Survey, and more! And don't forget to HONK!

Minor Facility Showcase: KMHT March 29, 8-11pm ET Timelapses: Manchester Approach, submitted by Cameron P. Manchester Tower, submitted by Nathan R. Statistics: From StatSim. KMHT Departures: 29. Arrivals: 43.

Way to get BOS up to PeaK operation! Nice job @Ralph Pollak! (See [mention]Cameron Peterson[/mention], that's how it's done...)

Wicked PiSsah!

No, we don't have a new policy banning livestreaming. And it's true, we love cats! Happy April 1 from your friendly neighborhood A-Team members. Oh...and...Honk!

TL:DR ... nice job!

Based on feedback from prospective exhibitors and media partners, we're planning to re-schedule FlightSimExpo to September (the tentative dates are September 24-26, pending hotel availability). I'll post again once the new dates are confirmed, likely in about 2-3 weeks from now.

ExSEllent work!

Well isn't that just (B)eachy...

YiPee!

Regional Circuit: KBOS and KBGR March 16, 8-11pm ET Timelapses: Boston Approach (south/feeder area), submitted by Mateo R. Statistics: From StatSim. KBOS Departures: 65. Arrivals: 33. KBGR Departures: 23. Arrivals: 35.

Now we don't have to worry about bots controlling ZBW...we have AI! Nicely done.

Good thing you didn't just have a "YeS man" breezing you through the training. Congrats!

See you around TS!

Read the March Logan Informer to read more about BVA's plans for FlightSimExpo, find out about VATUSA FNO changes, and save the date for Cross the Pond 2021.

You eeeeEK'd it out! Nice job.

A lot of Manuel Labor goes into a successful BOS_GND OTS. Congrats!

Putting on a Master Class, I'm sure. Congrats Jeff!

Enjoy working Just Class C (and D) again!

WHaddup! Nice job WH.

On February 11, FlightSimExpo published the initial version of its 2021 event schedule and opened registration to in-person and online-only attendees. The event is currently scheduled for September 24-26, 2021 in San Diego. FlightSimExpo has traditionally been BVA’s biggest member meet-up of the year. This year, we’ll plan to support both components of the event. In-person attendees will still get the “meet-up” experience of years past, while we’re planning pilot-focused events in the local area for members who will be participating remotely. If you’re thinking about attending the event in-person or participating in the online show, please register and list “BVA” as your “Organization/Affiliation”. We'll keep this forum thread up-to-date with announcements from the event. We also welcome BVA members to use this thread to ask any questions about the on-site or online experiences.