Bug when editing route, "No aircraft found"

IceTrojan · **on:** May 04, 2008, 09:30:31 am

World 3
Route No. 81314
Aircraft No. 3909

When I click on "Edit" route, I get this message:

"You either selected no aircraft, or selected an invalid aircraft. Please go back and try again."

Any ideas?

Yahiko · **Reply #1 on:** May 04, 2008, 06:52:24 pm

I get this... and I was informed that if your alliance stops having a hub in that city, it won't let you edit the route but it will let you close it.

Sanosuke!

IceTrojan · **Reply #2 on:** May 04, 2008, 09:10:22 pm

Quote from: "Yahiko"

I get this... and I was informed that if your alliance stops having a hub in that city, it won't let you edit the route but it will let you close it.

Sanosuke!

I'm not in an alliance.

IceTrojan · **Reply #3 on:** May 05, 2008, 12:28:03 am

Same thing on another route.

Route no. 63013
Aircraft no. 9341

IceTrojan · **Reply #4 on:** May 05, 2008, 05:50:11 am

And another... this sucks!

Route no. 63018
Aircraft no. 9341

StephenM · **Reply #5 on:** May 05, 2008, 09:44:43 am

I am just guessing here... The first issue is because you have to one-ways, but no way to return to fly the second one way. You fly A-B, and A-C, but neither B-C or B-A or C-A. (In theory the plane comes back the next day however)

For the second, I cant figure out whether the plane is coming or going its such a mix of One-Ways.

The One-Way system should work logically, in that whatever is physically possible in real life should be possible in AM. If you try and map out the route (On aircraft 9341) logically, and it does work, let us know. There are refinements that are required at times.

Air Elbonia · **Reply #6 on:** May 07, 2008, 08:14:41 am

apologies for my length delay in getting to this, it's been ungodly busy here...

Anyways. Aircraft ID 3909 appears to have (due to a database change on DC-9 family) been pushed past 24.01 hours, rendering all routes it flies uneditable until that is fixed. apologies about this, but we believe that (unlike the airport database), the aircraft database is less likely to change thereby we take the risk that if it does change, it may cause routes to be locked in.

B727s had a slight adjustment to their speed IIRC, which may be (on what appears to be a very tight schedule) what is locking up the routes for aircraft 9341.

Apologies on both counts, however when possible we do our best to clear out inaccurate data in the aircraft database. :oops:

I had thought that this was due to these updates, but unfortunately (apologies again) could not get to it sooner then this.

IceTrojan · **Reply #7 on:** May 08, 2008, 11:08:26 am

Quote from: "Air Elbonia"

apologies for my length delay in getting to this, it's been ungodly busy here...

Anyways. Aircraft ID 3909 appears to have (due to a database change on DC-9 family) been pushed past 24.01 hours, rendering all routes it flies uneditable until that is fixed. apologies about this, but we believe that (unlike the airport database), the aircraft database is less likely to change thereby we take the risk that if it does change, it may cause routes to be locked in.

B727s had a slight adjustment to their speed IIRC, which may be (on what appears to be a very tight schedule) what is locking up the routes for aircraft 9341.

Apologies on both counts, however when possible we do our best to clear out inaccurate data in the aircraft database. :oops:

I had thought that this was due to these updates, but unfortunately (apologies again) could not get to it sooner then this.

Thanks for the updates... I'll drop a route on each aircraft as soon as I'm able to, hopefully that will fix it...?

Air Elbonia · **Reply #8 on:** May 09, 2008, 07:44:17 pm

Quote from: "IceTrojan"

Thanks for the updates... I'll drop a route on each aircraft as soon as I'm able to, hopefully that will fix it...?

it should.