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We are One of Seven global Regions of the "Virtual Air Traffic SIMulation network" (VATSIM).
VATSIM started operations on July 27th, 2001.
Registrations for IDs are accepted at VATSIM's main website
http://vatsim.net.
Please, do not forget to choose your Division (EUD, UK or RUS) within Europe Region
(EUR) from the ID maintenance sub page, after you have registered.
After you have registered, visit the Division's and VACC's web
pages to continue learning more about what VATSIM has organized in your area.
OUR THREE DIVISIONS
VATSIM Europe, as a Region, is divided into three Divisions:
Each Division have their own divisional regulations, but they all
abide by a common Region Policy.
other news.........
04 May 08: VAT-Spy v1.0 has been released
Ross Carlson, the author of VRC, has released VAT-Spy, a new application
similar to ServInfo, a traffic and ATC viewer exclusively for the VATSIM network.
28 Mar 08: EuroScope v3.0 has been released!
The European
ATC Client, named EuroScope, has been updated.
For download, details and more information, click on the above logo.
20 Sep 07: VatAware, a VATSIM statistical tracking tool, has been released.
In addition to track any VATSIM VFR & IFR flights with a flight plan, Vataware also
includes numerous search-functions. Click on above logo for their homepage.
14 Aug 07: VRC version 1.2.1 is now available
This is primarily a bug fix release, but also includes a number of enhancements. Check this webpage for details.
31 Mar 07 : vRoute is now available
vRoute.info is a revolutionary new online flying tool that combines
VATSIM server information ("servinfo"), World's largest flight plan database (43000 routes available as of March 2007), plus Flight and ATC booking features, all in one place.
The program is intended for use with VATSIM network, however some features,
namely the route database, can be used for flying offline, or on any other online
flight simulation network. Check their webpage for details.
06 Nov 06: Finally, the ASRC version 1.2 has been released.
Grab the new version at http://www.asrc.info/.
11 Oct 06: FSInn have released version 1.2
Grab the client at: http://www.mcdu.com/en/download.php
03 Jul 06 : New SquawkBox version 3.1.0 has been released.
Check download on SB3's homepage: www.squawkbox.ca
18 Mar 06: ACSim (the "Sweatbox") released for ATC training
Over
the past several years, virtual traffic volume has grown tremendously. However it
is still very scattered, random and unreliable. To practice ATC efficiently there's
no replacement for controlling under the critique of a knowledgeable mentor or instructor,
so the members of VATSIM's Boston ARTCC suggested a program to simulate traffic.
To
implement that idea Chris Serio has come up with the ACSim, also known as the “Sweatbox”.
The ACSim (short for AirCraft Simulator) is a program that connects to a stand-alone
VATSIM server and allows an instructor to set up and control any number of IFR and/or
VFR aircraft. The student connects to the same server using the usual VATSIM controller
software and controls the “simulated simulated aircraft” in scenarios
presented by the instructor. VATSIM will be bringing the ACSim server online in March
2006, and ACSim will be made available to regional, divisional and subdivisional
staff to implement in local training programs as they consider appropriate. Members
will be informed of local arrangements by their divisional staff and instructors.
Further information can be found here.
12 Dec 05: Announcing the release of XSquawkBox,
and its approval for use on the VATSIM network.
Developed by Ben Supnik, XSquawkBox is a plug in for the X-Plane flight simulator (versions
6, 7 and 8), allowing users to fly on-line in X-Plane.
XSB for VATSIM features:
- Integrated voice
- Automatic voice room tuning with the com1 frequency
- Weather from VATSIM
- Integrated UI: the plug in appears entirely within the flight sim
- Easy installation: install the plug in and a new menu appears for XSquawkBox - no other apps to start or clutter
- Minimal UI: where possible things like transponder and radio tuning are done with the real x-plane panel and not a separate UI
- CSL: XSquawkBox has a CSL format for adding additional models to XSB's vocabulary
XSB is available at: http://www.xsquawkbox.net/xsb/
OneSky4 took place on 7 May 2005, click on above image for more info.
To use any of the ATC Clients, you will need a VATSIM account. If you do not
already have one, please visit http://vatsim.net to
register for an account. Within minutes you will experience a whole new dimension
of online flight.
Kind regards,
Kyprianos Biris
VATSIM Europe Region Director
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