04-03-2019, 05:50 PM
A realistic airline is one that operates a fleet and network that would make sense and work in real life. For example, a realistic fleet would operate one aircraft family for short haul operations ( like the A320 or the 737 instead of both). There are some exceptions though, such as China or the US. Airlines based in these countries can operate both families because of their size and the huge market that they need to serve. Look at American or China Southern.
For more details, Zortan has a guide on how to run an airline realistically in the works, so that could help you understand what we mean by saying running a realistic airline.
A massive thank you to everyone who showed interest in the Voyager alliance, especially to dkdd and Charlie. Hopefully you guys didn't get too annoyed with our joke. As Anzatax and Zortan said, your applications/interest didn't go completely to waste. Stay tuned for more info !
For more details, Zortan has a guide on how to run an airline realistically in the works, so that could help you understand what we mean by saying running a realistic airline.
A massive thank you to everyone who showed interest in the Voyager alliance, especially to dkdd and Charlie. Hopefully you guys didn't get too annoyed with our joke. As Anzatax and Zortan said, your applications/interest didn't go completely to waste. Stay tuned for more info !