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Doha International Development/End
Doha was a real life airport that Bristol started development on. While it was partly finished, it was in very poor shape and thus never released. Development started on or around this date. -
Sedona V1 Development
Sedona V1's development begun approximately on or around this date. It is the day our first airport started its development. -
Founding Date
This is the day Bristol Airlines was founded. Bristol was originally named Qatar, but a decision was made to shut the airline down in favor for well, Bristol. -
Sedona V1 Release
Sedona V1 is officially released. -
Achieved Airport Independence
Bristol achieved full airport independence on this day. This means the airline is fully capable of building airports and will never purchase one for the foreseeable future. -
NIT International Release
Named after the co-founder Nitrous (Sol_Rising as of 2022) is NIT International. NIT is Bristol's second official airport. -
Westward International Development
Development for Bristol's third airport has begun. Westward is expected to be the best build airport throughout the entirety of the airline's history -
Bristol Training Facility Release
Bristol's first training facility was released. It was later discontinued and was never used after the shutdown of 2021. -
Blaggoman Admin Abuse
Dominus Admin Abuse, what a noob. Crazy thing is, he's a developer for Bristol Airlines as of 2022. -
1 Year Anniversary
1 year ago from this date, Bristol was founded. Today marks that anniversary. Summary of 2019:
-Bristol is founded
-Sedona V1 and NIT International V1 is released
-Marks the year that Bristol achieved airport independence -
New CEO (atticus)
A new BOD that goes by the short name, Atticus became CEO around or on this date. -
NIT International V2 Released
On or around this date, NIT International was given a complete makeover. -
1000 Group Members
On or around this date, Bristol reached 1000 group members. -
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Shutdown of 2021
Bristol went under inactivity or experienced a near-full shutdown during this timespan. -
Original Founders Replaced
The original founders both Abstalex and Sol_Rising stepped down on or around this date due to personal issues. -
Atticus Takes Ownership
Atticus takes over. -
2 Year Anniversary
2 years ago from this date, Bristol was founded. Today marks that anniversary. Summary of 2020:
-Bristol was fully operational
-Two airports are released, one is in development
-Atticus becomes CEO of Bristol Airlines -
Awinkle Takes Ownership
Awinkle takes over after Atticus resigning. -
Original Founders Take Ownership
Awinkle gave the original founders Abstalex and Sol_Rising ownership, starting the official revival of Bristol Airlines -
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Revival of 2022
The Revival of 2022 is the period in which Bristol is activity working to revive itself after the inactivity period of 2021. -
Sedona V2 Development
After some thinking, Bristol felt that it was a good idea to remaster Sedona V1 and turn it into something even better. -
NIT International Discontinued
NIT International lived an okay life. It is one of the two airports, the other one being Sedona, that gave Bristol the enormous strength and experience that it has today. NIT International may have discontinued on this day, but it will never be forgotten, that's for sure. -
Progress Towards Technology Independence
Since 2019, Bristol has been fully reliant on technology from third-party services. While this isn't really horrible persay, it is a major problem in the case of if a third party service shuts down, dumps malicious code into their products, or takes away our licenses. So to avoid problems, we've started making progress towards relying on our own custom technology. Soon, there will be little to no third party tech in our airports. -
3 Year Anniversary
3 years ago from this date, Bristol was founded. Today marks that anniversary. Summary of 2021:
-Went under a full shutdown for nearly a year
-Original founders left early 2021 and came back late 2021
-Bristol didn't make any significant progress in the past year -
Sedona V2 Released
After all the schooling and time that has passed, Sedona V2 is officially completed. -
BAS V1 Completion
Bristol's first admin system has finally been completed. Our new system allows the ability to control any current or future Bristol tech, full moderation, and game management. -
First Private Test Flight
First test flight (private) since before the airline went into a period of inactivity. The flight was attended by most BODs and the founders. There were minimal systems in the game, as such we plan to complete everything over the course of many months, but we will still do an official flight way before hand. -
Boarding System Developed
Bristol's first custom boarding system was developed on this day. This progresses us further to achieving technological independence, marking only an IFE and the Bristol Store required for completion. -
Public Test Flight
Few to no passengers came, but the flight was an overall success despite "minor" issues. This is the first public test flight since the airline's period of inactivity/shutdown, and since our work towards going operational. -
Progress Towards Aircraft & Vehicle Independence
Since 2019, Bristol has faced many issues with third-party companies offering aircraft and vehicles, sometimes issues involving the airline having to rewrite code in our own products just for them to work with someone elses. Now, in 2023, Bristol has begun attempting to develop custom vehicles and aircraft. This may take years, but it'll be worth it. -
125 Discord Members
Let's see if it sticks, and how much higher it can get. :) -
New CEO (FuriousHunter_29)
Furious, longtime veteran of Bristol Air, has became CEO on this day. -
Achieved Technology Independence
Bristol achieved technological independence on this day. This means the airline is capable of developing its own technology (does not include aircraft or vehicles) and will never have to buy tech again. -
IFE Release
Bristol's first custom-made IFE is released for use during flights. This IFE is extremely modifiable for future implementations, and will serve Bristol for a long time. -
Elko International Development
On this day, Bristol Air has begun developing a new airport that will be both capable of departure and arrivals. It will be our first desert airport, and our next detailed one. -
NextGen Project Development
Our NextGen project involves unioning all or most of our systems, and implementing a new system to manage flights at a more in-depth and efficient level. This airline will soon become technologically advanced, and it will happen when the NextGen project is completed. -
New CEO (Kold_Tee)
Kold_Tee replaced Furious as CEO on this day. -
160 Discord Members
On this day, Bristol Air has reached 160 discord members. The number may change or drop below again, but this is normal. We expect to go higher. -
BAS Revamp
BAS was modified to look and function better, and for easier access. -
4 Year Anniversary
Shutdown. -
Ceased Operations
The owners have ceased operations due to the lack of time they have into keeping Bristol afloat. It is for good this time. The airline will still do reunions from time to time though, likely every year on this day up until we can't. -
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Shutdown of 2023-2024
The airline during this period was inactive. -
Potential Revival of 2024
There have been talks and plans confirming a potential revival of Bristol Airlines for the 2nd time in its history. While it may seem to be confirmed, things can change, and the revival plan may fall apart. Only time will tell. -
Revival of 2024
Bristol Airlines has been revived, and from this point on, is in the process of getting back into operations. -
Change of Administration
Cookie becomes Chief Executive Officer. Balanced becomes his assistant. -
Progress Towards Full Independence
Our senior developer Blaggoman has given Bristol two aircraft's, one of them being a 737. Fully animated, they just need a Flight Kit and a good interior. This progresses the airline towards full independence, especially if Bristol is flying using its own aircraft. However, we still need our own vehicles.