Welcome to Euregio Airlines, the official VA of FilbertFlies!

We are a fictional European airline that specializes in scheduled service to and from mainly smaller, regional airports as well as ad-hoc charter flights. Since starting operations with a couple of BAe 146 aircraft out of Groningen-Eelde and Rotterdam in 1986, our fleet has grown considerably to include the MD-82, Boeing 737-700 and -800 as well as the CRJ-700 and -1000.

Our route network has grown as well, as we have opened bases on many smaller airports throughout Europe, such as Paderborn, Montpellier, Linz and Rimini. Our larger focus airports are Paris-Orly, Düsseldorf, Basel-Mulhouse, Barcelona, Berlin-Brandenburg, Milan-Linate, Gothenburg-Landvetter and Bratislava.

What needs to be considered to operate a Euregio Airlines flight?

First of all: Everyone is allowed to fly Euregio and use the liveries as they please! For a more immersive operational experience, we have prepared the following information for you:

ICAO code: EUG

Callsign: “EUREGIO” (pronounced you-reegio). When flying on Vatsim, please always include the callsign in your flight plan remarks!

Flight number guidelines:

• 1: Reserved exclusively for “Euregio One”, the Boeing 737-700 BBJ used primarily for VIP charter flights and corporate affairs.

• 6: Reserved for historic Douglas DC-6 aircraft

• 2-5 and 7-9: Other special/VIP flights (for example in case more than one person is flying the BBJ)

• 10-99: Used for charter flights

• 100-899: Used for scheduled passenger flights, mainly for MD-80 and 737 rotations operated from one of the eight major hubs (Paris-Orly, Düsseldorf, Basel-Mulhouse, Barcelona, Berlin-Brandenburg, Milan-Linate, Gothenburg-Landvetter, Bratislava)

• 900-999: Used for non-passenger operations such as ferry/repositioning flights and training flights.

• 1000-8999: Used for other scheduled flights. Subdivision:

  x000-x899: Passenger flights mainly for small aircraft as well as operations out of smaller bases. (Callsign usually does not use the four-digit flight number, but an alphanumerical sequence)

  x900-x999: Euregio Express Cargo flights, both for scheduled and charter operations. (Routes are not yet uploaded to this platform, but coming soon)

• 9000-9899: Currently not used.

• 9900-9999: Used for non-passenger operations such as ferry/repositioning flights and training flights.