FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENavAid is pleased to announce the release of the ATC 2002 network for Microsoft Flight Simulator
August 1, 2001--The NavAid ATC Network is pleased to announce
that our new web site has completed testing and is now open to all
flight simmers. Our mission at NavAid is simple: To be the shortest
distance between you, and an exciting, multi-pilot-ATC-controlled
flight environment. Our new streamlined interface is designed to get
you connected faster than ever before.
Just one click to get to the
session information. In keeping with our quick-connect philosophy, no
pilot-side client is ever required to fly at NavAid. All you need is
MS Flight Simulator and Roger Wilco. We will be celebrating our new
system with a Grand Opening Mega Weekend on Saturday and
Sunday, the 11th and 12th of August, 2001.
All flight sim enthusiasts are invited to join us for two solid days of heavy air traffic and good times. If you havent discovered NavAid yet, theres never been a better time to come and join us for multi-pilot, air traffic controlled flying!
Check out the new NavAid ATC 2002 right now!
About NavAid
NavAid ATC 2002 is a simulated Air Traffic Control network for
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 and (soon) 2002 utilizing RogerWilco
for live voice communications. Our world of live, professionally
controlled airspaces provide the most engaging flight sim experience
available anywhere, and with a minimum amount of hassles getting
connected. If youve never flown in traffic, with real-time, real
voice communication, now is your chance to experience the ultimate
flight.
NavAid was created in 1999 by Jason Stevens of Calgary, Canada. Membership is always free.
