Ashcreek115

787s. Just like RL. The constant growth of demand up until 2020 usually means that by the time I can buy 787s I can usually fill them.
Also, There is nothing stopping you from leveraging the 787s higher efficiency and just running less seats (or less flights)

Spamlining seems to rely on a feedback loop.
I actually managed to figure out kinda how it works with my main Australian airline in R7.

You can get to a point that the game can fill entire aircraft with connecting pax. Nothing new there, we've known this for ages.
However, these connection pax also count for total passenger numbers. This is intended (I think), to show total journeys.
Whats not intended, is these connecting pax creating more connecting pax. The game calculates the amount of connecting pax off of how many passengers pass through the airport. So if you start spamlining, the connecting pax form a feedback loop. You get more pax through a hub, which creates more connecting pax, which lets you fill more seats, and repeat ad infinitum. 

I believe Yuxi has said before that the connect pax can't connect twice, and while in code that may be true, I think the game is still taking connecting pax into account when making more connecting pax.

Switch the URL from https:// to http://

Something about using the better and more secure HTTPS protocol breaks the maps and a few other functions.

Thats a shame.

Currently a lot of planes ingame have incorrect range that completely invalidates later versions (see the A340, A330, 777-300, and probably a lot more once I start digging)

I just want to see the game get more realistic and fun, because its always more fun if there is actual nuance between aircraft variants rather than just "777-300 is better than the ER"

Daily demand is dynamic. Over the years, it will grow until it reaches the 2019 IRL passenger numbers for the route.