custom schedule questions

[Braf123456]

when looking at the wiki page an i noticed some of the airliners have seasonal routes whne does the season route start during the year

[battlehawk77]

I would think each airline and destination is different. Most likely, the seasonal destinations are ones that are favored by people on holiday, so probably whenever the "season" for that place is when flights to there would happen.

[Braf123456]

im trying to do a full schedule an i saw that some airlines was seanoal i didnt know if there was a specific date to when they start flying them routes

 

[hexzed]

Generally it is summer, so in the northern hemisphere I find those flights around June

[Pedantic G]

Look at the specific airlines website. That normally gives you a clue as to when they operate their seasonal flights 

[Braf123456]

Oh ok thanks

[pete_agreatguy]

I never trust any content from wiki lol. You never know where it has come from :D

[cHabu]

Hope its oke to hack this topic  😉

What defines the aircraft livery in what file when making a custom schedule ?

 

Thanks Chris.

[Braf123456]

It's ok the liveries are determined by the real traffic this version of the doesn't allow mod so we can't do special liveries

[pete_agreatguy]

2 hours ago, cHabu said:

Hope its oke to hack this topic  😉

What defines the aircraft livery in what file when making a custom schedule ?

 

Thanks Chris.

Use this document to work out the airliner codes.

You need to edit the "schedule.txt" and "airlines.txt" (if required) where necessarily.

 

[hexzed]

In addition to Pete's answer, the IATA defines the livery. You can change ICAO, callsign anything else, but the IATA must match with the plane type to get the livery to appear 🙂

[pete_agreatguy]

39 minutes ago, hexzed said:

In addition to Pete's answer, the IATA defines the livery. You can change ICAO, callsign anything else, but the IATA must match with the plane type to get the livery to appear 🙂

How ... did I miss this important bit out 😞

[Braf123456]

I want to know your thoughts do y'all think it would be disrespectful if I did a Boston schedule an added to the two planes that took on 9/11 that was hijacked just a way to honor them 

[cHabu]

 

20 hours ago, hexzed said:

In addition to Pete's answer, the IATA defines the livery. You can change ICAO, callsign anything else, but the IATA must match with the plane type to get the livery to appear 🙂

Thanks Ben (and Pete), this way i can just add the easyJet (EZY) colour to easyJet Europe (EWE) flights in a EDDS schedule.

[pete_agreatguy]

2 hours ago, cHabu said:

 

Thanks Ben (and Pete), this way i can just add the easyJet (EZY) colour to easyJet Europe (EWE) flights in a EDDS schedule.

No problem 🙂

[ATC AlaskaGuy]

easyjet Europe is actually EJU and EWE is Eurowings europe

[ATC AlaskaGuy]

not sure its a good idea to add those flight numbers there is a reason they were retired

[Braf123456]

22 minutes ago, alaskaGuy2018 said:

not sure its a good idea to add those flight numbers there is a reason they were retire

Ok I wanted to I didn't mean to be disrespectful

 

[ATC AlaskaGuy]

airlines always do that when there has been a accident with that airline and flight number 

[hexzed]

On 7/1/2019 at 10:39 AM, Braf123456 said:

I want to know your thoughts do y'all think it would be disrespectful if I did a Boston schedule an added to the two planes that took on 9/11 that was hijacked just a way to honor them 

It may or may not be considered disrespectful to do this, but unless you are going to publicly release the schedule nobody is going to know anyhow 🤔