IVAO United States

The IVAO Special Operations department is excited to announce the upcoming seventh SO Online Day of 2024. This event continues to bring together pilots and air traffic controllers from across the network, creating unique opportunities for virtual military and specialized operations flying.

For this edition, the host will be the United States division, specifically focusing on operations at Joint Base Charleston (KCHS), a major hub for military activities. We warmly invite all pilots to...

This is the first US-SO Event in a long time so the US-SO Department would like to start off
with something simple to get everyone used to it, controllers and pilots alike. It’ll be a
general open range day at the NTTR with Pilots/Flights getting 15-30 minutes each to
perform whatever exercise they’d like within an allotted sector in the NTTR. For this they
will be taking off from either Nellis or Tonopah, preferably IFR, climbing out via A-481 and
holding in...

Get ready to fly fast and low in the Tucson Low Level Training Day, a Special Operations event hosted by the IVAO United States Division. This exciting event invites all pilots to experience the adrenaline-pumping challenge of flying VR263, one of the many military VFR training routes used across the United States.

VR263 is a designated low-level VFR Military Training Route, built specifically for tactical navigation at high speeds and low altitudes—typically below 10,000 feet MSL...

IVAO CANADA and IVAO US wants to invite you for a little tour over the Alaskan Highway for the occasion of the Alaskan Highway VFR tour, on december 2nd from 1900z to 2300z. There, you'll be asked to ressuply different towns with light cargo aircrafts or rotorcrafts, exploring few remote airports along the route, enjoying the beautiful mountainous landscapes of british columbia and anchorage.

You'll depart from Dawson creek in canada and you'll have to fly across the high...