There is actually a algorithm (of sorts) for this.

Since we're talking about algorhitms, does anyone know what the best ratio between actual seats and default seats for the best legroom reputation is?

 

It's okay to over-fill demand (to a point, then diminishing returns increase exponentially). Your ratio is good for pure green pax, but, as mentioned above, you can exceed C and Y actual demand by a decent percentage. 

This is true but on the bigger routes there is generally to much demand to fill and also have seats for blue pax remaining. What I generally do is make 21 weekly flights so that the frequency is decent and fill it with green pax, since this is the most profitable pax. That way, you have the most profitable planes. 

I've been playing Airline Empires on and off for about 2 years now and found something out about one year ago that i have seen no-one mention on the forums. I found out that demand always comes in a 1F-6C- 43Y configuration or a multiplication of this configuration. As a result, all my airplanes are always configured in this configuration or thus a multiplication. This way, my airplanes can always fill the demand completely without over- or underfilling the demand. 

 

In my opinion this is also something that could be changed for a next version of Airline Empires, since in real life I think there are some routes with much more demand for Business Class (for example JFK-LHR) than others (For example a touristic route, like JFK-BCN).

 

Am I the first one to discover this, or not? And would you think this should be something to be changed?