Pagani Air Cargo

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Our Hubs and Focus Airports

Ted Stevens Anchorage
PANC | ANC
Milan Malpensa
LIMC | MXP
Hong Kong
VHHH | HKG

General Information

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Launched 2026-10-06
English

About us

Pagani Air Cargo (PAC) is a fictional all-cargo virtual airline for Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane. Our main hub is Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky (KCVG), with gateways at Miami, Milan Malpensa, Dubai World Central, Hong Kong and Anchorage.

We fly 11 freighter types, from the 727-200F and 737 classics up to the 777F, MD-11F and 747-8F. That covers 1,058 scheduled cargo routes and 327 stations worldwide, and you can charter any of our aircraft between about 6,300 airports.

Every flight starts with a dispatch release you review and sign: fuel, weights, cargo manifest and dangerous goods. Plan it in SimBrief, load it with our load planner and fly it with PAC ACARS. ACARS tracks you stand to stand, parks you on the cargo ramp instead of a passenger gate, scores how you fly and logs it all to your career. Already experienced on a bigger type? Take its checkride straight away. Fly online on VATSIM or IVAO, or offline: your choice.

We’re a new airline recruiting founding pilots. Join now and help shape PAC from the ground up.

What makes us special?

PAC is cargo only, and everything is built around that.

Real freight work: Every flight carries a real-world-style shipment with a story behind it, like AOG engine parts for a grounded airliner, cold-chain medicine, racehorses with their grooms, zoo animals, humanitarian relief or outsize heavy lift. You see who each shipment is for and what’s riding on it.

Our own ACARS: PAC ACARS is built in-house for MSFS and X-Plane. It tracks you stand to stand, assigns cargo stands on the freight ramp instead of passenger gates, sends live company messages and weather, and scores the flight automatically when you land.

Proper dispatch: Before each flight you review and sign a dispatch release with fuel, weights, the cargo manifest, dangerous goods (NOTOC) and the ground handling timeline. The 737 and 727 have a load planner that shows exactly where your cargo sits.

Real airframes: Every aircraft has its own registration, location and maintenance history. Fly it somewhere and it stays there for the next pilot. Faults you report follow the airframe.

Fair, detailed scoring: Each landing is analyzed for touchdown rate, centerline, float and approach stability, and you get a clear breakdown of what went well and what to work on.

Skip the grind: Already experienced on heavies? Take a type checkride for any aircraft at any rank instead of starting on the 737.

Station guides: Our hubs have real cargo-area stand positions and guides with local knowledge, so you park where real freighters park.

Built by pilots, for pilots: We’re a small, friendly community with an active Discord, our own house liveries, and founding pilots who help decide where PAC goes next.
B722 | Boeing 727-200
B732 | Boeing 737-200
B733 | Boeing 737-300
B738 | Boeing 737-800
B742 | Boeing 747-200
B744 | Boeing 747-400
B748 | Boeing 747-8
B752 | Boeing 757-200
B763 | Boeing 767-300
B77L | Boeing 777-200LR
MD11 | McDonnell Douglas MD-11
A306 | Airbus A300-600
Cargo
Charter
KCVG - Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport
KMIA - Miami International Airport
LIMC - Milan Malpensa International Airport
PANC - Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport
OMDW - Al Maktoum International Airport
VHHH - Hong Kong International Airport
VATSIM
IVAO
MSFS2024
MSFS2020
X-Plane 12
X-Plane 11

What we offer

Achievements
Aircraft Maintenance
Awards
Events
Ranks
Pilot Handbooks
Liveries
Real-Time Flight Tracking
SimBrief Integration
Active Discord Community
Challenges
Checklists
Pilot Data Link

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