When do you know you have played too much AirwaySim?

[jewiden]

When you've talked to your girlfriend about your airline so much she starts to ask how your airline is whenever you are near a PC. 

Happens every night

You waste several hours renumbering hundreds of routes in a more systematic fashion. This doesn't get your airline any money; it just looks nicer on the list of destinations and airlines page.

It was worth it. It looks so much better (and so much more realistic) now!

[JonesyUK]

This is how:

Total Time Spent Online: 32 days, 17 hours and 42 minutes

[Meicci]

I registered 3 months ago, and I have almost 10 days online-time already...

I think that IS bad

[Jona L.]

Total Time Spent Online:   67 days, 11 hours and 0 minutes.

That is mine...
well, I am registered since July '09 now

[JumboShrimp]

Where are you getting these times?

[Jps]

Click 'Profile' on the top left of this forum (just above the message tree) and then from the bottom of the new page 'Show general statistics of this user'.

[mtnlion]

31 days, 17 hours and 6 minutes and I've been here since beta.

[Jps]

I'm really astonished that even though I joined a day after these websites were opened and participated in all the betas, I have 'only' 18 days, 1 hours and 25 minutes.
Though, I haven't participated in any post-beta game worlds except MT3 due to busy last year...

[ucfknightryan]

Just coming up on 1 year since I discovered this place, and total time spent online is 60 days 49 minutes.    Though in my defense I do tend to leave the webpage open whenever I'm sitting at a computer, and I work in front of one most days.

[Zombie Slayer]

35 Days 5 hours and I joined in April of this year.....

[d2031k]

87 days, 2 hours and 47 minutes since January 5th 2009  

I often think what I could have done in that amount of time...

EDIT:  That's currently 90 minutes more than Sami!

[type45]

127 days, 9 hours and 3 minutes since April 25, 2009

I think maybe I really play too much

[Dave4468]

17 days, 16 hours and 47 minutes 

[Zombie Slayer]

87 days, 2 hours and 47 minutes since January 5th 2009  

I often think what I could have done in that amount of time...

EDIT:  That's currently 90 minutes more than Sami!

Scheduled a lot of non-existant digital airplanes that subsequently made billions of non-existand digital money to purchase more non-existant digital airplanes so you can schedule more non-existant digital airplanes......

The cycle of Airwaysim Addiction explained 

[LOT767]

When you try to book a a real world ticket between 2 cities and can't find a direct flight and yell BS because you can name 2 airlines in AWS that run that route non-stop!

[Bolier Dweller]

When you try to book a a real world ticket between 2 cities and can't find a direct flight and yell BS because you can name 2 airlines in AWS that run that route non-stop!

LOL +5

[Kazari]

+1. You are correct, sir!

[Jona L.]

When you try to book a a real world ticket between 2 cities and can't find a direct flight and yell BS because you can name 2 airlines in AWS that run that route non-stop!

Like London - Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane/Adelaide/Perth I fly the ALL (usually, just that I am not far enough in DotM yet ) I fly them all NONSTOP in a B772LR, why don't BA or Qantas fly it?!

[raptorva]

well the reason why routes like that aren't flown non-stop is because a) the passengers would get rather roudy after being crammed in a metal tube for that long and b) both airlines have made Singapore a hub of sorts (mostly Qantas) and stop there to pick up and drop off connecting passengers.

I fly quite often between Melbourne and Singapore on Qantas 744's (8 hours) and then switch to a Turkish Airlines (usually A343) for (12 hours) to Istanbul followed by a flight from Istanbul to Izmir on a B738 or A321 (1 hour). Let me say from experience that the stops in Singapore and Istanbul are most welcome. 4 hours hanging around Singapore Intl feels amazing, the ability to move freely wherever you want.

[lilius]

You have played too much AirwaySim when:

You sit in history class and ask your teacher why so many american presidents were named after big airports.