DC-9's

[dktc]

Head's up...

The aircraft that is previously listed as DC-9-10 is relisted as DC-9-20. The reason is that DC-9-10 should have a capacity of 80 pax only, instead of 90. That said, the speed and the range have both been increase a tiny bit to reflect the performance of DC-9-20. (The scary part is that that plane resemble the DC-9-20 more than DC-9-10 which it is listed under previously.) As a result, please be careful when you order new planes to get the correct one. Repeat, the old DC-9-10 is relisted as DC-9-20.

2 new variants of DC-9-10, the model 11 and model 15, will be added within the hour.

DC-9-30 has also been updated, with speed increased and range decreased, to reflects its true performance.

[Fleur-de-Lis]

Ah man.
I have DC-9-30's on routes out to their old max range.
What's going to happen to those routes? Will they stay the same or get cut?

[StephenM]

They should not change.

[Air Elbonia]

Ah man.
I have DC-9-30's on routes out to their old max range.
What's going to happen to those routes? Will they stay the same or get cut?

They exist, however, they'll be (if the range was cut) un-editable. If the range was increased... nothing should change unless some other alteration has kicked the route(s) past 24 total hours.

[Blue Sky Mine]

Ah man.
I have DC-9-30's on routes out to their old max range.
What's going to happen to those routes? Will they stay the same or get cut?

They exist, however, they'll be (if the range was cut) un-editable. If the range was increased... nothing should change unless some other alteration has kicked the route(s) past 24 total hours.

Locking a route is as good as closing it IMO

[Cheung Airlines]

If I use that plane for 24 hour. If its speed decrease, what will happen?

[dktc]

Speed decrease = duration increase. If you exceed 24 hours, you can't edit the routes.