Classic British Flight Sim

Rick FlyNET does not care whether you fly online or offline, only that you fly. :smile: My understanding, you don't have to fly online, but you need to be online while flying. The FlyNet client needs the net connection to do its work. Speaking of flying online, do we have a preferred service for wh...

With this expanding fleet of ours, most of the new planes are scattered around the globe. Rather than just doing a transfer, we should setup ferry flights to get them all back to our hubs.

A bunch are available for purchase.
Price 20.900.000v$ each.

Right now 15 are available on the 'Traders List', only 475000 each.

That's understandable and I agree with your reasons. If we are running it as a buisness, and since the FlyNet business evironment makes no premium for speed, it does not make sence. I brought it up because I did not know how often Concords came available and what the level of interest was. (And to b...

There is a Concord available in the FlyNet 'Trader List', do we want it?

I thouth we were going to use "Classic"

We seam to be making a lot of routes. It may make things simpler for us if all the flights terminated at the Stasted hub unless they are continuing on to some more distant location. That way the default resting spot for all AC and pilots is in the same place.

One of the thing that FlyNET wants is the current market value of the AC. Many of the AC we want to add, like the Trident and Comet are no longer in use, so how do we figure out the market value of them.

There is the Tucson Photoreal package available at flightsim.com (tusphoto.zip). Its huge at about 260mb and its a satellite photo. It does not look bad from > 5000ft, but get closer and the realism is lost.