Military facilities have tours open to the public from time to time. USO celebrities visit bases to entertain the troops. Training bases graduate trainees and hold parades open to the public to celebrate the occasion. The public, military veterans (reunions), their families, and tour groups charter WWA to visit military bases and facilities all over the world.

Depart any WWA Hub, Mini-Hub, or Satellite airport.

The tour destinations include but are not limited to:

World Locations
Australia - YAMB & YSSY,
British Indian Ocean - FJDG Diego Garcia Navy
France - LFQI Epinoy Cambri,
Germany - ETOU Wiesbaden, ETAD Spangdahlem, ETNG Geilenkirchen
Greece - LGTL Kasteli
Italy - LIMN Cameri
Japan - RJFF Fukuoka, RJSM Misawa
Korea - RKJK Kunsan
Philippines - RPLS Sangley Manila
Russia - Z25P Tomsk Bogashev
Spain - LEAB Albacete
Sweden - ESKA Gimo
Taiwan - RCQC Makung
United Kingdom - EGVN Brize Norton, EGUN Mindenhall

U.S.A. Locations:
KFFO - Wright Patterson, Dayton, OH.
KNKX - Miramar, CA
MCAS - San Diego
KLSV - Nellis, Las Vegas
KADW - Andrews, Camp Springs, MD.
PGUA - Anderson, Guam

Current war zones are not destinations in this charter.

It is your choice to fly one way or round trip. Realistically, charter flights are normally round trips.

Charter aircraft use General Aviation (GA) parking. Our charter Airbus or Boeing aircraft may use a gate at the end of a terminal wing.

BBJ & BBJ2 Our hangar has only FS9 versions. FSX pilots who wish to fly the BBJ or BBJ2, simply select BBJ or BBJ2 below and fly a Boeing 737 on your flight simulator. Our virtual ground crew virtually customized the interior of your Boeing 737 to match the BBJ or BBJ2 for this charter.

Grumman G21 Goose Our hangar has only a FSX version. FS9 pilots who wish to fly the Grumman G21 Goose may download a freeware version from Mike Stone’s Hangar

Category: Military

Continent: Pilot's Discretion

Origin: As described

Destination: As described

Stops: Non-Stop

Aircraft: Pilot's Discretion

Note: Click on aircraft to sign out on this charter using the WestWind Flight Dispatch System