With a large area, rich aviation history, and a lively flight simulation community, Brazil sure can be a fun place to fly. At RMAG, history is honored, both distant past and more recent. Itapemirim is a bus line that ran an airline for a short time, with a fleet of Airbus A320s, and a single A319. The PDF file here is to a December 2021 timetable synthesized from AI plans, from which the route map was also derived. There's plenty of payware and freeware A320 options out there across multiple sim platforms, but the best place to look is here.
What's the plus? This operation is an active virtual airline on the FS Hub network, as of May 25, 2024. The rules are very relaxed, and there's a plus.
Yes, the retro aspect has an additional plus that goes back to the real-world carrier's roots. Itapemirim Transportes Aéreos began in 1991 as a cargo airline, flying Boeing 727 freighters. Services ended in 2000, but are still flyable in your simulator. Finding an Itapemirim Cargo livery is a bit more challenging than finding one for the A320. Only one payware paint is known to exist. The Dreamfleet FS2004 paint is found in the Avism search linked above. Freeware flyers just need to visit the Historic Jetliners Group and build their aircraft from there. If there are other paints out there that should be linked here, notification via FSHub is welcomed.
There were a few short passenger hops on the Cessna Caravan that have not been incorporated in to the VA. They remain a final expansion phase, if there is sufficient pilot interest.
There are nice add-on sceneries to every airport involved here, as there is a wealth of information to be found online. The usual download sites carry a lot for the newer platforms. FS9 and FSX pilots can find a treasure-trove of scenery here.