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[KINGXyro]

Australia is a pretty good country to start in, expand domestically and make sure you have presence in the three major cities early on the game. This is where regional routes comes into play there are fair amounts of low-demand routes that people seem to left out all the time.

 

Macau is also a good one, with one airport only, you only have to secure one operating base. Flights into mainland China is a good start that can give you earnings up to a million dollars per day on an Airbus A320-200 in dual-class configuration. (Its also a good learning ground if you're a new player).

 

Both countries are good for long-haul routes.

[mastacheifa117]

Santa Ana in California is relatively shielded from most major airlines by its short runway (No A321, B757, B737-800) and its got quite some demand, but it could be hard to grow out of it.

 

Albuquerque is amazing because people seem to forget about it. Same for Charlotte and Fort Lauderdale, and sometimes Phoenix.

 

If you can get Salt Lake City and Baltimore early on, you're gold.

[j___duran]

I find secondary airports to be rather safe. EWR instead of JFK, MDW instead of ORD, LGW instead of LHR, Orly Instead of CDG. etc

[Alleron airways]

Budapest is perfect if you want to have best reputation without any competition at all.

Abu dhabi is PERFECT for top 10.

[NNR]

in the modern worlds, any EU country! you can easily run an intra-EU network