Airline Mogul Forum
Airline Mogul => Game Strategy => Topic started by: mashimaro_1 on July 06, 2008, 02:37:10 pm
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How do you calculate the time a route takes in the game?
I remember reading somewhere in one of these hundreds of threads the formula but I can't find it anymore :(.
Thanks!
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Max. Speed of the plane.
In terms of knots (kts)
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No I mean is it like:
Distance/Speed + Turn time?
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How do you calculate the time a route takes in the game?
I remember reading somewhere in one of these hundreds of threads the formula but I can't find it anymore :(.
Thanks!
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No I mean is it like:
Distance/Speed + 2Turn time?
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((Distance/Speed)+(turn time))*frequency*2
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((Distance/Speed)+{Turn Time})*(2*Frequency)
"Block Time" listed when adding a route is for 0.5 frequency.
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Getting Complicated.... :lol:
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Heres what I do to organize my routes:
1. Open Excel or Works Spreadsheet.
2. In A1, type 24.
3. In A2, copy and paste this: =A1-2*D2*(C2/E2+F2)
4. Fill that down several rows.
5. In E2, type in the aircrafts speed.
6. Fill that down several rows.
7. IN F2, type in the aircrafts turn time.
8. Fill that down several rows.
9. In B2, type in the airport codes for the route you want. (This isn't necessary, but it helps for organizing.)
10. Research that route in AirlineMogul under "Research Route".
11. In C2, type in the distance of that route.
12. In D2, type in a frequency you want for that route.
13. Voila, it calculated your route time!
14. Repeat steps 9-13 for as many routes as you want. Remember that you can't go negative in column A.
This was done hastily. If anybody sees any mistakes, shout at me and criticize me and do anything else you want to do to make me feel miserable. :P
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THAT'S WONDERFUL!!!
*Hugging my monitor*
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Heres what I do to organize my routes:
1. Open Excel or Works Spreadsheet.
2. In A1, type 24.
3. In A2, copy and paste this: =A1-2*D2*(C2/E2+F2)
4. Fill that down several rows.
5. In E2, type in the aircrafts speed.
6. Fill that down several rows.
7. IN F2, type in the aircrafts turn time.
8. Fill that down several rows.
9. In B2, type in the airport codes for the route you want. (This isn't necessary, but it helps for organizing.)
10. Research that route in AirlineMogul under "Research Route".
11. In C2, type in the distance of that route.
12. In D2, type in a frequency you want for that route.
13. Voila, it calculated your route time!
14. Repeat steps 9-13 for as many routes as you want. Remember that you can't go negative in column A.
This was done hastily. If anybody sees any mistakes, shout at me and criticize me and do anything else you want to do to make me feel miserable. :P
Wow that's pretty cool, so column A shows how much time is left over?
And one thing, I think you may have forgotten the turn time?
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No he didn't
TBh I don't use formulas. I just do guess and check
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No he didn't
TBh I don't use formulas. I just do guess and check
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Whoops, my mistake! I was having a look at the formula thinking why the F2 button then I realised and re-read his post.
Sorry!
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I did from Charlotte (CLT) to Myrtle Beach Intl. and my route time (on calculator)came out to, 22.3455066 is this 22 minutes?
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I did from Charlotte (CLT) to Myrtle Beach Intl. and my route time (on calculator)came out to, 22.3455066 is this 22 minutes?
it means that aircraft has 22.34hrs left
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oh ok. This is really usefull