GooseSpitte

That would be cool! You can already see rankings by country if you click the country flag while in the rankings page. Something like that would be great!

I find that you have to put as much money as possible into expanding your fleet at the beginning. You simply can't make money with a one aircraft airline.

Just keep trying new things and eventually you'll figure it out!

Also it's best to try to find places that don't have any competition when you are new.

BRS is Bristol. I think runway length could be an issue, I've had that with 777s, they need a long runway! Range could also be an issue, I don't think a 777-200 could do BRS-LAX.

Looking at your airlines it looks like you don't have a 777 anymore so I guess it doesn't matter... but for future reference that is why.

Agreed, that would be quite useful. It would also be cool if you could select a number of aircraft and see their routes, i.e. see where my 737 fly or see where my CRJs that are more than 10 years old fly. The potential use of that in fleet replacement is enormous!

I do only short haul usually, because it is simple and you can ensure really good aircraft utilization. For a US airline that means domestic, and maybe international to Canada/Mexico. Still if you're a beginner why not try both just to gain some experience.