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Most virtual airlines make you earn your way into the aircraft you actually want to fly — start on a Cessna, rank up for months or years before you ever touch an Airbus. Subriavirtual doesn't work that way. Every pilot flies Airbus from their very first flight, across the full family from the A220 to the A380 — on MSFS, X-Plane, or Prepar3D.
Every fleet has its own type rating track, starting with the A320. Real decision points, not a slideshow and a quiz — scenarios like a V1 engine failure or a TCAS resolution advisory, with feedback that explains why an answer is right, not just whether you got it.
Newest Pilots
The Airbus Family
From the A300 — the world's first twin-engine widebody — through fly-by-wire innovation on the A320, to today's long-haul A330, A350, and flagship A380, Airbus has spent five decades redefining commercial aviation. That full range is exactly what you fly here at Subriavirtual.
Airbus was founded in 1970 as a European consortium, created to challenge the dominance of American aircraft manufacturers. Its first aircraft, the A300, took flight in 1972, becoming the world’s first twin-engine wide-body jet. This innovation set the tone for Airbus’ future—combining efficiency, passenger comfort, and cutting-edge technology.
In the 1980s, Airbus introduced the A320, the first commercial aircraft to feature digital fly-by-wire controls, a system that revolutionized cockpit operations and is now standard across modern aviation. The company expanded its lineup with the A330 and A340 for long-haul travel, and in 2005, Airbus unveiled the A380, the largest passenger aircraft ever built, capable of carrying more than 850 passengers in an all-economy layout.
Today, Airbus is a global leader in aerospace, producing aircraft like the A350 XWB, known for fuel efficiency and advanced materials, and contributing to military aviation with models such as the A400M Atlas. Beyond aircraft, Airbus is also pioneering sustainable aviation technologies, aiming to reduce emissions and shape the future of flight.
Your Virtual Airline
Throughout my history of involvement with Virtual Airlines and flight simulation, I — like many pilots — purchased flight simulation hardware rather than just using keyboard and mouse.
However, there are a number of you out there who have accumulated considerable Airbus hardware, such as the TCA Airbus Captain's Pack or Winctrl and others hardware. I built Subriavirtual for exactly that reason: so that hardware and aircraft actually match, from your very first flight, across the full Airbus range from the A220 to the A380 — no earning your way in on a Cessna first.
So with access to a vast number of Airbus flight routes the idea came to me well why not build a unique Virtual Airline that has only flights for Airbus Aircraft thus 100% integration with all that hardware I and others have regardless of what flight simulator you are using.
Acknowledgements
Building a Virtual airline and Collecting all the data needed to set the system up requires a considerable amount of work in getting there.
Personally I would like to thank the following for providing software whether it is a download or API for the use in SUBRIA
AVIATION EDGE for industry standard flight data by use of API calls https://aviation-edge.com/
SIMVECTOR for having ready made PHPVMS v7 flight files that I can edit https://simvector.net/
I appreciate that these services are not Free but then they are both comprehensive in what detail they offer and worth the subscription
