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That one was a lot better, you're right.
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#3970 Logo Contest
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on 16 June 2005 - 05:27 PM
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Game Discussion (SIM2)
#7256 LCC Subsidaries
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on 07 July 2005 - 09:58 PM
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Real World Aviation
As I recall ted comes about breakeven, they say united just runs it as a solem flipping of the bird to frontier, though don't quote me on that.
As to more airlines picking up that model: who knows? It seems like a solid model, with jetblue and southwest running the LC shtick pretty well, but I would imagine that if running that shtick as a subsidiary like DAL and UA do was that amazing other airlines would have already caught on.
As to more airlines picking up that model: who knows? It seems like a solid model, with jetblue and southwest running the LC shtick pretty well, but I would imagine that if running that shtick as a subsidiary like DAL and UA do was that amazing other airlines would have already caught on.
#4710 It's too crowded!
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on 22 June 2005 - 02:14 AM
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Game Discussion (SIM2)
We are throwing around the idea of multiple worlds.
Throwing around is the operative phrase.
In the interim, it is planned that all airports with over 100,000 pax a year will be included in the game, making more room for you to grow.
[Edited on 6/22/2005 by everotheleft]
Throwing around is the operative phrase.
In the interim, it is planned that all airports with over 100,000 pax a year will be included in the game, making more room for you to grow.
[Edited on 6/22/2005 by everotheleft]
#5687 It may be a bit to early to ask...
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on 27 June 2005 - 02:06 AM
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Game Discussion (SIM2)
I don't think there will be another restart for a while, as the next big feature to come out is liable to be the stock market(don't hold me to that), which should need at the most just some downtime as we update the database, not a full-out restart.
#4752 Impending Reset?
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on 22 June 2005 - 04:03 AM
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Game Discussion (SIM2)
There's no reason for one. The next big feature to come out will probably be the stock market which doesn't look like it will need a reset.
#7621 I'm paying WAY to much for gate leasing.
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on 11 July 2005 - 07:13 PM
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Bugs
I have that problem too. It really is a hassle, esp. for smaller airlines where every penny counts.
#4170 DOP Went Down $50,000!? HELP!
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on 18 June 2005 - 03:36 PM
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Game Discussion (SIM2)
Miller is working on it.
Word on the grapevine is that the loadfactor script is going to be either overhauled or rewritten, Miller just needs to get a hold of the fellow who cowrote it.
I'm having the same problems, everyone is.
Word on the grapevine is that the loadfactor script is going to be either overhauled or rewritten, Miller just needs to get a hold of the fellow who cowrote it.
I'm having the same problems, everyone is.
#4083 charged twice for gates
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on 17 June 2005 - 02:34 PM
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Bugs
I think I've been doublecharged twice now. I'm paying 1.7 million for 7 gates.
#3943 Airline Name
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on 16 June 2005 - 02:54 PM
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Suggestions and Feature Requests
you could put a little check in the registration script that prevents new users with repeat names registering.
It wouldn't be too hard.
It wouldn't be too hard.
#3911 AirAmerica reopens its doors.
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on 16 June 2005 - 04:37 AM
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Airline Press Releases
New York:
AirAmerica(AAM), former industry leader, has anouncced its grand reopening. Although the three US cities served today were a far cry from AirAmerica's former globe-spanning network, hopes are high on wall street, with the shares of AAM skyrocketing almost 300%, elevating it from pennystock status.
However, some still doubt the company's abillity to perform, citing the crowded market, and headstart competitors have on the newly restructured giant-become-knat.
More Later.
It's good to be back, gents.
AirAmerica(AAM), former industry leader, has anouncced its grand reopening. Although the three US cities served today were a far cry from AirAmerica's former globe-spanning network, hopes are high on wall street, with the shares of AAM skyrocketing almost 300%, elevating it from pennystock status.
However, some still doubt the company's abillity to perform, citing the crowded market, and headstart competitors have on the newly restructured giant-become-knat.
More Later.
It's good to be back, gents.
#3936 AirAmerica reopens its doors.
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on 16 June 2005 - 01:52 PM
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Airline Press Releases
Hopefully I will be able to help get the stock market scripts moving, that's what I came back for.
