We had at least 30 pilots ask to join JHB
and a number never got off the
ground - they stayed at zero hours
until deactivated. I'm guessing that
worldwide it must be a lot worse
and so IVAO have to run a purge to clear
out a lot of dead wood.
It
is a pity their system can't separate out those pilots with zero
activity
and those with a good track record and give the latter a
little more
leeway..
bones
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I
hope that is a registration level and provided there is regular
activity
from within the VA it would be allowed to continue. I can
understand why
those who have opted out are coming from though.
Paul
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The
JHB Active list is now down to 19 pilots so we may get told to stop
operations.
The minimum is 20 for IVAO to accept the airline for operational
status
but I don't know if they check this.
Deactivated pilots have
their hours frozen in the IVAO Pirep system but they
stay in the
system for a while. The full JHB listing shows 29 pilots (10
inactive)
but I assume pilots eventually get removed because I don't see
Ernie's
name in the list.
bones
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This
raises the question of how many active IVAO members we have. Remember
we
need to maintain a certain number to retain our registration with IVAO.
Paul
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For
the UK VFR flying that is what I mainly do, it's hardly worth the
hassle
of flying IVAO and not seeing any other aircraft.
Gerry
Winskill
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I hope that is a registration level and
provided there is regular activity
from within the VA it would be
allowed to continue. I can understand why
those who have opted out
are coming from though.
Paul
-----Original Message-----
From:
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Fossil
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[jhb] Re: IVAO
The JHB Active list is now down to 19 pilots
so we may get told to stop
operations. The minimum is 20 for IVAO to
accept the airline for operational
status but I don't know if they
check this.
Deactivated pilots have their hours frozen in the
IVAO Pirep system but they
stay in the system for a while. The full
JHB listing shows 29 pilots (10
inactive) but I assume pilots
eventually get removed because I don't see
Ernie's name in the list.
bones
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jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [jhb] Re: IVAO
This
raises the question of how many active IVAO members we have. Remember
we
need to maintain a certain number to retain our registration with IVAO.
Paul
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For
the UK VFR flying that is what I mainly do, it's hardly worth the
hassle
of flying IVAO and not seeing any other aircraft.
Gerry
Winskill
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The JHB Active list is now down to 19
pilots so we may get told to stop
operations. The minimum is 20 for
IVAO to accept the airline for operational
status but I don't know if
they check this.
Deactivated pilots have their hours frozen in
the IVAO Pirep system but they
stay in the system for a while. The
full JHB listing shows 29 pilots (10
inactive) but I assume pilots
eventually get removed because I don't see
Ernie's name in the list.
bones
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mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Paul Reynolds
Sent:
29 June 2012 11:36
To:
jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [jhb] Re: IVAO
This
raises the question of how many active IVAO members we have. Remember
we
need to maintain a certain number to retain our registration with IVAO.
Paul
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mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Gerry Winskill
Sent:
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jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [jhb] Re: IVAO
For
the UK VFR flying that is what I mainly do, it's hardly worth the
hassle
of flying IVAO and not seeing any other aircraft.
Gerry
Winskill
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