Division Director: Andrew Godden

The Division primarily focuses on flying propliner and other general aviation aircraft from the pioneering aviation era of the 1930's, 1940's and 1950's, including the Douglas DC-3, DC-4, and DC-6, the Convair CV-240, CV-340 and CV-440 and the Lockheed 'Constellation' variants.

As a Division of Bluegrass Airlines, we are not your normal virtual airline as we fly to a route structure as opposed to a scheduled timetable.  Whilst there is a rank structure, and you progress through the structure, the primary purpose is to enjoy your flying.

The route structure is based on the original routes flown by the aircraft of the time.  This was a time when aircraft didn't have the sophisticated navigational equipment of today and the available NDB and VOR navigational beacons meant that "dead reckoning" and visual reference where very much the order of the day.  Perfect for real "seat of your pants" flying at its best, particularly in poor weather.

If you are interested in joining, click on the "Application" link on the left.

Our rules are few and simple:

Rule 1 - Pilots must complete two flights in any month from their home Division before completing any flights from another Division.

Rule 2 - Pilots are asked to make a minimum of one flight every two months to maintain their "licence".

Rule 3 - And most of all, have fun flying "Downunder" (preferably with a cold "tinnie" or "stubbie" in your hand).

So, welcome "Downunder".  Enjoy looking around and as we say down here "Avagoodday".