Virtual Flying Corps
An Aerial Gaming Group

About Us

We are an Australian squad and we fly in the Central Australian Time Zone (GMT +9.5). Our flights typically start at about 7pm and last approximately 2 hours. During that time we can do a number of different things but mostly we have fun. We can be found online on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings and also sometimes over weekends. A mature aged group, we have learned to fly in many different sims with many different people. We are always ready to welcome new members irrespective of their experience or skills.


If you would like to join us then send an email either to myself Baxter, or the squad XO Cobber55. If you include the times you would be available to fly then we can arrange to meet you online for some mutual fun.


Every Australian knows that Anzac Day was the 25th of April 1915. Few Australians know that five days earlier on the 20th of April 1915 the first official detachment from the Central Flying School sailed from Melbourne for overseas service. The unit was the half flight, Australian Flying Corps, and its destination was Mesopotamia.


Australia provided four operational squadrons during the conflict and they served in the middle east as well as in the European Theatre. The aggressive spirit of our flyers can best be illustrated by the fact that Australia ended the war with one VC recipient, and no less than 57 aces. Captain R A Little became the top Australian Ace with 47 victories.

Note: For games or music, even viewing DVD's consider buying a Buttkicker Gamer. Low frequency bass noise triggers vibration in your seat that makes you feel like you are really there!