Rocky Mountain Air / Profile
Balance
7,449,548,944 Cr
Public
Operations
2,058
Total Flights
Employees
26
Honesty
99.9%
Audit Score
Financial Performance
Last 6 Months
Fleet Status
468
Aircraft
Active
0
Parked
468
Maintenance
0
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Company News
Are you looking for something more in your Virtual Airline experience? Look at one of the Mountain Alliance Airlines. Rocky Mountain has officially partnered with PalmJet and Articus Airlines.
Mountain Alliance airlines offer whatever you are looking for. Do you like the challenges of Alaska? Articus Airlines is right for you. Do you prefer tropical operations? PalmJet gives you the beautiful coastal operations and island paradise adventures you are looking for. Are you looking for US domestic and long haul international... come talk to Rocky Mountain.
No matter your flavor of flying, the airlines of the Mountain Alliance have a place for you!
Mountain Alliance airlines offer whatever you are looking for. Do you like the challenges of Alaska? Articus Airlines is right for you. Do you prefer tropical operations? PalmJet gives you the beautiful coastal operations and island paradise adventures you are looking for. Are you looking for US domestic and long haul international... come talk to Rocky Mountain.
No matter your flavor of flying, the airlines of the Mountain Alliance have a place for you!
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With the slow but steady update to the Rocky Mountain Airline fleet, we are also doing our best to rework interiors. Some interiors will have more detail over others depending on how they are built, but here is a sneak peak as to what will make their way into our aircraft interiors (depending on the models and airframe of course).
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Introducing some new artwork coming to RMA
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Alright everyone!
Not only are we knocking out a ton of flights, but RMA is preparing the initial official phase in of our 2025 V2 colors!
Planes that are near ready for release by the end of March 2026:
- TFDI MD-11 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- I-Fly 737 MAX 8 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Inibuilds A320 NEO (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo Boeing 747-8i (MSFS 2020)
- Bravo Airspace 787-9 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo A320 NEO (MSFS 2020)
- Flight Factor 757-200 (XP-12)
- Leonardo MD-8X (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
Will be coming:
- PMDG Boeing 777-200LR (MSFS 2020)
- Flybywire Airbus A380 (MSFS 2020)
- Flight Sim Studio Embraer E175LR (MSFS 2020)
- Captain Sim Boeing 717-200 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Laminar MD-8X (XP 12)
- Bravo Airspace Boeing 787-8 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo Boeing 787-10 (MSFS 2020)
Not only are we knocking out a ton of flights, but RMA is preparing the initial official phase in of our 2025 V2 colors!
Planes that are near ready for release by the end of March 2026:
- TFDI MD-11 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- I-Fly 737 MAX 8 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Inibuilds A320 NEO (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo Boeing 747-8i (MSFS 2020)
- Bravo Airspace 787-9 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo A320 NEO (MSFS 2020)
- Flight Factor 757-200 (XP-12)
- Leonardo MD-8X (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
Will be coming:
- PMDG Boeing 777-200LR (MSFS 2020)
- Flybywire Airbus A380 (MSFS 2020)
- Flight Sim Studio Embraer E175LR (MSFS 2020)
- Captain Sim Boeing 717-200 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Laminar MD-8X (XP 12)
- Bravo Airspace Boeing 787-8 (MSFS 2020 and 2024)
- Asobo Boeing 787-10 (MSFS 2020)
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Hey hey everybody!
As we roll further into 2026 we are gearing up for eventual implementation of schedules! For that, we need to ensure we are knocking out as many unverified flights as we can. Although over half of our flights are verified (meaning they have been flown at least once), we have a large number which arent. We encourage all of our pilots to take the opportunity to start doing the unverified flights so as to better prepare us for when the scheduling mechanic comes into place.
Anyone with any questions as to what routes to best do, feel free to reach out to @SirBat, @CheesusChrist, or @The_Cow_Goes_Moo on discord
As we roll further into 2026 we are gearing up for eventual implementation of schedules! For that, we need to ensure we are knocking out as many unverified flights as we can. Although over half of our flights are verified (meaning they have been flown at least once), we have a large number which arent. We encourage all of our pilots to take the opportunity to start doing the unverified flights so as to better prepare us for when the scheduling mechanic comes into place.
Anyone with any questions as to what routes to best do, feel free to reach out to @SirBat, @CheesusChrist, or @The_Cow_Goes_Moo on discord
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