7.3 Awards
You will receive awards and medals if you meet certain requirements or you have proven to be one of the best pilots of EuroHarmony. You may receive the following awards and medals:
European Pilot Award - Awarded when you have visited at least 10, 20 or 40 different European countries (departure/destination) during your reported flights.
Certified Pilot Award - Awarded when you have flown at least 8, 16 or 25 EuroHarmony (or EuroHarmony Division) planes and reported the flights using the pilot report.
Tour Awards - Awarded when you complete one of the EuroHarmony Tours (for example Tour of Greece). See the tour descriptions on the Pilots > Tours page.
Mission Award - Awarded after completing at least 10, 25 or 40 different EuroHarmony missions (requested from the Request Mission page).
Special Mission Award - Awarded when you complete the series of special missions for a division
Online Award - Awarded when you have flown at least 1 flight, 10 hours or 25 hours online on the VATSIM and/or IVAO networks using EuroHarmony callsign and flying EuroHarmony scheduled flights.
Screenshot Award - Awarded every month for the best EuroHarmony screenshots made by pilots.
Instructor Medal - Awarded when you hold at least 1, 5 or 10 sessions as a EuroHarmony Instructor.
Dedication Medal - Awarded by the management for pilots who are constantly active and/or have actively helped the airline.
Legend Medal - Awarded by the management for pilots who have been constanty active at the airline for a very long time and/or helped it in its developement.
Medal of Honor - This is the highest tribute a member of EuroHarmony can get.
Some remarks about the awards:
- A pilot can't have more than one of each award (e.g. two Blue European Tour Awards). The exceptions are the Contest awards (e.g. Screenshot of the Month) which are given every month.
- A pilot can't have more than one Certified/European/Online/Instructor/Mission/Dedication medal (e.g. if he has a Blue Online Award, it will be removed if he gets the Silver Online Award) - the exceptions are the Tours.
- An award can't be removed (except if he/she gets a higher one of that category, e.g. the Cobalt Instructor instead of the Silver Instructor)
- There is an Award Request page where pilots can request certain awards (this may sound weird, but it would be a tremendous work for the management to check thousands of pireps for hundreds of pilots to see if they were in at least 20 countries or flown at least 8 planes). If the Award Request page is not available, send your request in e-mail to the CEO.
