Lost an AVRO?

If you're missing an AVRO RJ85, chances are Cockpit-Crew has it.

I didn't notice that I suddenly seemed to be selling it; else I would have released it to its true owner.

Anyway:

Aircraft number 8816, a Avro RJ85, was successfully sold to Cockpit-Crew for the price of $5,000,000.

Your accountants have calculated the difference in the depreciation you have already accounted for and the selling price of the aircraft. A net loss of

$-23,500,000 will be accounted for in your Revenue - Aircraft Sales account.

An aircraft worth 28,500,000 and for sale for 5,000,000... how can anyone mistake this for a proper transaction?

Now this is VERY VERY strange! I put an aircraft up for sale that was mine, but it didn't appear in the used market. As I was having a second aircraft on sale the same time, I just changed the ID of the aircrafts in the URL and look there was my aircraft again. So I bought it back for $5 million (I wondered about that too - no cash went from/to my account and I did not receive any mails) and put it back on the market again. The problem is: It is gone again, but not sold! My aircraft that I should have somewhere just dissapeared!!!

I noticed that, for some reason, the system said you were offering me a Beech 1900 for $5 million, but I thought it is either a bug or a mistake of yours. The Beech only appeared in the used market, no mail was sent to me. And after I logged in an hour back, the aircraft did not appear again on the used market.

Now what questions me is: Was it really your aircraft I bought back from myself for no money or was there some mixup in the system and were is my aircraft??? and what the heck is going on?

Cheers,

Felix

Just read the other posts in this forum again and noticed: I am not alone.

Well, what can I do...