The "Aircraft" tours category focuses on certification and skill-building for specific airframes within the virtual airline. These tours provide pilots with a series of flights designed to familiarize them with the unique characteristics and operations of individual aircraft, from general aviation planes to commercial airliners.

The "Airline Partners" tours category showcases routes and destinations operated by the virtual airline's real-world codeshare and alliance partners. These tours allow pilots to explore a variety of global networks, fly diverse airframes, and experience the operations of partner airlines, bringing the collaboration and connectivity of the airline industry to life.

The "Cargo" category focuses on freight operations, challenging pilots to transport goods and supplies across the globe, often to unique and difficult-to-access locations.

This category features tours with some of the most thrilling and challenging approaches in the world. Test your skills as you navigate into airports known for their extreme terrain, weather, or complexity.

The "Fleet Certification" tours are designed to help pilots earn their wings with specific aircraft in the virtual airline's fleet. Each tour focuses on mastering the operations of individual airframes.

For the Airliners where there are variants, any of the variants of that particular "Type" can be flown to obtain the certification that includes both pax and cargo variants.

Dive into the world of water-based aviation with the "Floatplane" category, offering scenic tours and challenging seaplane operations at lakes, rivers, and coastal hubs.

The "Hub" tours revolve around the virtual airline's key base locations, connecting major destinations and showcasing the operations of each hub.

Follow winding waterways and scenic river valleys with the "River Runs" tours, offering stunning low-level flying opportunities perfect for VFR enthusiasts.

The "VFR" category emphasizes visual flight rules, guiding pilots through picturesque landscapes, challenging airstrips, and scenic routes designed for low-and-slow flying.