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Wikipedia says it's included in the traditional definition of the Middle East, and since it is southeast of Istanbul, which is in the Middle East in the game, shouldn't the island be in the Middle East?
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General Chat / Re: Public World #2208 - Egypt
« on: February 14, 2012, 07:24:41 pm »
Ok, that makes sense, but why not include all of the Eyptian airports, then? The random smattering of Egyptian airports seems weird.
Also, is there something that can be done about the bug I mentioned?
Also, is there something that can be done about the bug I mentioned?
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General Chat / Re: Public World #2208 - Egypt
« on: February 14, 2012, 10:17:22 am »
Yeah, quite a bit of the airports are buggy. I'm based in Iran and a lot of the airports in Iran end up redirecting to Gorgan (GBT/OING) when I try to research them.
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General Chat / Re: Public World #2208 - Egypt
« on: February 14, 2012, 09:45:51 am »
I thought of that, but according to the in-game map of the region's airports, they're not all in the Sinai.
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General Chat / Public World #2208 - Egypt
« on: February 14, 2012, 06:19:38 am »
The world is supposed to be Middle East only, yet the map includes six airports in Egypt. Why are these available when Egypt is listed under Africa in other worlds?
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Private World Discussion & Invitation / Re: Regulation Era World
« on: February 12, 2012, 06:42:07 am »
Any update on this?
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Private World Discussion & Invitation / Re: Regulation Era World
« on: January 25, 2012, 11:20:23 pm »
I like the idea, but the US would definitely have to be divided up.
If you play this, I'll take Mexico.
If you play this, I'll take Mexico.
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Bugs / Scrapped aircraft and aircraft rankings
« on: January 01, 2012, 08:50:29 am »
I'm playing in my own PW (#2131) and the only other player seems to have gone inactive. As a result, trying to sell my old aircraft is pointless. Thus I just scrap them when I'm done with them. The problem is that entries for those aircraft still show up in the aircraft rankings.
For example, I had five ATR 72-200s which I scrapped. There is still an entry in the rankings list for that aircraft, even though the only five aircraft of that type were the ones I owned and scrapped. The individual page for the aircraft shows the ranking, the number of planes and a blank spot for the airline name. This applies to every aircraft of which I've scrapped ones.
For example, I had five ATR 72-200s which I scrapped. There is still an entry in the rankings list for that aircraft, even though the only five aircraft of that type were the ones I owned and scrapped. The individual page for the aircraft shows the ranking, the number of planes and a blank spot for the airline name. This applies to every aircraft of which I've scrapped ones.
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Private World Discussion & Invitation / Re: Proposed new PW
« on: November 27, 2011, 07:00:06 am »
Well, I screwed up the game settings and players will only be allowed two foreign bases. Oh well.
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Private World Discussion & Invitation / Re: Proposed new PW
« on: November 25, 2011, 03:25:45 am »
Alright, I'm just about to start the world up. PM me if you want the password. It'll be limited to 15 players.
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Airline Branding Center / Re: alphawing - logo - livery - name - Your Airline's One Stop Branding Solution
« on: November 04, 2011, 06:53:31 am »
No problem.
Your Airlines' Name - Transcontinental American Airlines
Your Airlines' Slogan/Motto - Unifying the world through flight
Your Airlines' Logo -
Your Airlines' Previous Livery - N/A
Your Airlines' Home Country - United States
Your Airlines' Preferred Colors - Cardinal red (196/30/58) and navy blue (0/0/128)
Aircraft Model - Boeing 767-200ER, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-200LR
Registration of Aircraft - You can make something up
Preferred era: 1980s (767), 1990s (747), 2000s (777)
One note: is the 8-73 any different from the 8-61?
Your Airlines' Name - Transcontinental American Airlines
Your Airlines' Slogan/Motto - Unifying the world through flight
Your Airlines' Logo -
Your Airlines' Previous Livery - N/A
Your Airlines' Home Country - United States
Your Airlines' Preferred Colors - Cardinal red (196/30/58) and navy blue (0/0/128)
Aircraft Model - Boeing 767-200ER, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777-200LR
Registration of Aircraft - You can make something up
Preferred era: 1980s (767), 1990s (747), 2000s (777)
One note: is the 8-73 any different from the 8-61?
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Airline Branding Center / Re: alphawing - logo - livery - name - Your Airline's One Stop Branding Solution
« on: November 04, 2011, 06:12:35 am »
That is a beautiful 707. Thank you.
I've added three more aircraft to my request, but in fairness to those who requested after me, it's probably best that you hold off on working on my additional requests (747, 767 and 777) until the others' requests have been finished.
I've added three more aircraft to my request, but in fairness to those who requested after me, it's probably best that you hold off on working on my additional requests (747, 767 and 777) until the others' requests have been finished.
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Suggestions / Re: Airline ranking suggestion
« on: October 26, 2011, 07:31:58 pm »
If I may add on to this, would it also be possible to add a column listing an airline's alliance, if they're a member of one?
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Airline Branding Center / Re: alphawing - logo - livery - name - Your Airline's One Stop Branding Solution
« on: October 26, 2011, 12:33:22 am »
Your Airlines' Name - Transcontinental American Airlines
Your Airlines' Slogan/Motto - Unifying the world through flight
Your Airlines' Logo -
Your Airlines' Previous Livery - N/A
Your Airlines' Home Country - United States
Your Airlines' Preferred Colors - Cardinal red (196/30/58) and navy blue (0/0/128)
Aircraft Model - Boeing 707-320B, Douglas DC-8-61, Boeing 767-200ER, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 737-900ER, Boeing 777-200LR
Registration of Aircraft - N122YA (707) N122RN (DC-8) and you can make something up for the 767, 747, 737 and 777
Preferred era: 1960s (707, DC-8), 1980s (767), 1990s (747), 2000s (737, 777)
Your Airlines' Slogan/Motto - Unifying the world through flight
Your Airlines' Logo -
Your Airlines' Previous Livery - N/A
Your Airlines' Home Country - United States
Your Airlines' Preferred Colors - Cardinal red (196/30/58) and navy blue (0/0/128)
Aircraft Model - Boeing 707-320B, Douglas DC-8-61, Boeing 767-200ER, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 737-900ER, Boeing 777-200LR
Registration of Aircraft - N122YA (707) N122RN (DC-8) and you can make something up for the 767, 747, 737 and 777
Preferred era: 1960s (707, DC-8), 1980s (767), 1990s (747), 2000s (737, 777)
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Suggestions / Minimum lease price
« on: October 25, 2011, 09:48:17 pm »
IIRC there is a set limit of how much a plane can be sold for. You can't go above or below a certain percentage of the plane's value. That same logic should be applied to leasing as well. I'm trying to lease some new 737s for a reasonable market price (several million euros for a ten-year term) and I'm being undercut by someone who's leasing those same 737s for less than a million euros each. That's ridiculous and incredibly unrealistic. There should be a limit to how low you can set your lease price at.
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