Mission
To provide virtual pilots with an accessible and organised operational experience that promotes responsible realism, learning, and teamwork.
An independent virtual airline created for realistic flight simulation, learning, and community flying.
SriLankan Virtual Airlines brings together flight simulation pilots seeking organised operations, continuous learning, and a welcoming international community.
Our flights take place exclusively in simulation environments. We use schedules, aircraft records, pilot activity, and operational procedures to create a structured experience without representing or operating the real-world airline.
Our main virtual hub is Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB/VCBI), reflecting the role Colombo plays in Sri Lankan aviation and connecting our pilots with destinations enabled in our own schedule database.
Sri Lanka's national carrier was launched in 1979 and operates from Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo. Its current published fleet is all-Airbus, with 23 aircraft across the A330 and A320/A321 families.
These facts come from the official SriLankan Airlines profile and describe the real-world carrier, not the virtual airline. Our operational records and member activity are independent.
To provide virtual pilots with an accessible and organised operational experience that promotes responsible realism, learning, and teamwork.
To build a respected international flight simulation community recognised for consistent operations, useful resources, and member commitment.
To turn every simulated flight into an opportunity to learn, connect with other enthusiasts, and enjoy virtual aviation responsibly.
These principles guide community life and every virtual operation.
Procedures inspired by aviation and adapted to the capabilities of flight simulation.
An inclusive community committed to constructive, professional interaction.
Progressive development for new and experienced simulation pilots.
Coordination among pilots and staff during regular and special operations.
Operational information is presented from live records whenever the relevant data exists.
We clearly distinguish virtual operations from the real-world airline and never present simulated activity as real travel information.
We promote well-planned virtual operations and a space where every pilot can progress at their own pace.