For the very first time in history, Worldflight, an international organisation with a group of participating simulators all around the world in support of charity organisations, will pass through Singapore Changi Airport as one of 27 destinations chosen for this event. The Singapore Virtual Area Control Centre is indeed very honoured to have the Worldflight visit our home airport, in what is known as a one-week round-the-world flight from 1st to 7th November 2010. Virtual pilots from all around the world make donations to Worldflight, so that they can get the rare opportunity to sit in the 737 or 747 simulators in Australia and UK, connected to VATSIM, to join many other virtual pilots online in this meaningful cause. Controllers likewise, make donations to provide ATC for this event, to control from special ATC stations set up for them alongside the Worldflight pilots in Australia. Proceeds of the donations will go to charity organisations such as the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Australia, which is a group of doctors who fly to rural areas to provide medical services with their fleet of helicopters at no cost.