The A220-300 is the centerpiece of Wy'East's Phase 2 network in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It brings 130 seats and ~3,400nm of range to routes that sit between regional and mainline flying. Thirty-three aircraft are planned across KPDX, KSAN, KDEN, and KPHL, operating a dedicated route set built specifically around what this aircraft does well.

The Boeing 737-800 is the core workhorse of Wy’East Virtual Airlines, handling a wide range of domestic routes with flexibility and reliability. Equally comfortable on short hops or longer transcontinental legs, the 737-800 offers a balanced flying experience and remains one of the most versatile aircraft in the fleet

The Airbus A320 complements the 737-800 as a narrowbody platform optimized for efficiency and comfort on medium-range routes. With modern avionics and a refined flight deck, the A320 is well suited for pilots seeking a smooth, systems-focused flying experience across Wy’East’s core domestic and near-international network.

The Airbus A321 serves as Wy’East’s high-capacity narrowbody, offering increased range and payload for longer domestic and leisure-focused routes. Its performance makes it especially well suited for transcontinental, Alaska, and Hawaii operations, while still maintaining the flexibility of a single-aisle aircraft

The Airbus A321neo represents the next evolution of Wy’East narrowbody operations. With improved fuel efficiency, extended range, and increased capacity over the A320 family, the A321neo allows Wy’East to serve high-demand leisure and transcontinental markets while maintaining operational efficiency. Designed for longer domestic segments and premium West Coast flying, the A321neo bridges the gap between regional flexibility and widebody capability. It also allows for focused transatlantic capability to selected cities from the East Coast.