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    vEZY Policies Guide 2022

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    vEZY has several policies that pilots must follow for their PIREPs to be accepted, including liveries that match the correct aircraft type and registration, booking and flying the same aircraft type, using the appropriate engines for the type, landing rates below -600 fpm, and not increasing fuel during flights. The guide provides details on vEZY's fleet of A319, A320, A320neo, and A321neo aircraft and liveries that must match the correct registrations. It also explains that non-compliance with livery, aircraft, or other policies will result in rejected or invalidated PIREPs.

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    vEZY has several policies that pilots must follow for their PIREPs to be accepted, including liveries that match the correct aircraft type and registration, booking and flying the same aircraft type, using the appropriate engines for the type, landing rates below -600 fpm, and not increasing fuel during flights. The guide provides details on vEZY's fleet of A319, A320, A320neo, and A321neo aircraft and liveries that must match the correct registrations. It also explains that non-compliance with livery, aircraft, or other policies will result in rejected or invalidated PIREPs.

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    vEZY has several policies that pilots must follow for their PIREPs to be accepted, including liveries that match the correct aircraft type and registration, booking and flying the same aircraft type, using the appropriate engines for the type, landing rates below -600 fpm, and not increasing fuel during flights. The guide provides details on vEZY's fleet of A319, A320, A320neo, and A321neo aircraft and liveries that must match the correct registrations. It also explains that non-compliance with livery, aircraft, or other policies will result in rejected or invalidated PIREPs.

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    vEZY has several policies that pilots must follow for their PIREPs to be accepted, including liveries that match the correct aircraft type and registration, booking and flying the same aircraft type, using the appropriate engines for the type, landing rates below -600 fpm, and not increasing fuel during flights. The guide provides details on vEZY's fleet of A319, A320, A320neo, and A321neo aircraft and liveries that must match the correct registrations. It also explains that non-compliance with livery, aircraft, or other policies will result in rejected or invalidated PIREPs.

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    Edition 1 (June 2022)

    Welcome to our
    vEZY policies guide

    Looking to book Preparing to fly On the day

    On this document: Our livery policy Our aircraft policy Our PIREP policies

    Planning a trip?
    Sounds like fun! However, there are a few things you need to be aware of before taking flight with us. It’s
    important you know our policies in order to comply and ensure your PIREPs get accepted.
    This guide is a comprehensive yet simple overview of vEZY policies and how to comply with them.

    Our livery policy


    All vEZY flights must be flown with easyJet liveries. We fly with a range of aircraft from the Airbus A320
    family and liveries must comply with our livery policy in order to be accepted.

    You MUST fly liveries with correct registrations for that type. This means liveries with A320 registrations
    must be used on A320s only, A319 registrations can be used on A319s only etc.
    You CANNOT mix registrations across types. For example, A319 registrations applied to A320s will be
    rejected, and A320 registrations applied to A320neos will be rejected, and vice versa.

    For more details on what registrations apply to what aircraft types, see our fleet document.

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    Our aircraft policy


    vEZY uses exclusively the A320 family. Our fleet types are: A319, A320, A320neo, and A321neo. You must
    only fly these types, and with the correct engines. You must book and fly the same aircraft type, although
    booking the same registration is not mandatory. We do however highly suggest this.

    You must book and fly the same aircraft type.

    A319 must be booked as type A319

    A320 must be booked as type A320

    A320neo must be booked as type A20N

    A321neo must be booked as type A21N

    Engines… engines turn or passengers swim


    Our CEO fleet (A319 and A320) are powered by CFM56 engines and so you can only fly with these engines.
    PIREPs using IAE powered aircraft will be rejected regardless of livery.
    Our NEO fleet (A320neo and A321neo) are powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines and so these engines must
    be used. PIREPs using Pratt and Whitney engines will be rejected.

    For more details on our fleet, see our fleet document.

    Our pirep policies


    All vEZY flights are scored in the same way. PIREPs not following VA policy will be rejected or invalidated.

    Non-compliance with livery policy


    Ignoring our livery policy will result in either PIREP rejection or invalidation.
    The use of easyJet liveries which do not follow policy will be rejected.

    The use of non-easyJet liveries will be invalidated.

    Non-compliance with aircraft policy

    PIREPs with booked vs flown aircraft mismatch will be rejected.

    PIREPs with aircraft flown by non-easyJet fleet types will be invalidated.

    Maximum landing rate


    We allow landing rates up to a maximum acceptable threshold of -600fpm. As a rule of thumb, PIREPs
    over this limit will be rejected.
    PIREPs over -500fpm require a comment explaining the reason behind a hard landing rate and will be
    reviewed manually by the vEZY Operations Team.

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    Fuel
    Please note that any fuel increases during flight will result in PIREP rejection.

    On the day
    When making a flight booking, ensure you book the type you intend to fly. If you made the booking
    beforehand and have had an aircraft change, make sure you re-dispatch your booking with the new
    aircraft type to ensure your PIREP gets accepted. We’re putting this here because the PIREP comment
    of “I changed aircraft and forgot to change it on vAMSYS” is not an acceptable excuse!
    Equally, in the simulator, make sure you are flying the correct aircraft that you have booked. It’s easy to
    make mistakes but simple crosschecks against your booking will easily prevent errors like this from
    happening.
    While this is not mandatory, we strongly suggest you book the same aircraft registration as the one you
    are flying in simulator as this will guarantee you will not break VA policy (only if using liveries linked from
    our fleet document).

    Any queries?
    If you’ve any worries or concerns on any of the above please feel free to reach out to us via our Discord
    server.
    For questions relating to vEZY policies, we ask you raise an official support ticket to chat directly with VA
    staff.

    See you in the virtual skies! ✈ vezy


    This document is the property of vEZY and must not be shared outside the VA.

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