stopovers???

[bgreeson]

The technical refueling option seems to be meant for just fueling. Can't I have a multi-leg flight such as A-B-C-B-A??

[Curse]

No, you can't have ABCBA.

[bgreeson]

Don't you think that's a little unrealistic?

[Curse]

I know for sure when ABCBA routes were allowed the system was quite easy exploitable, for example by me, who controlled out of Palma de Mallorca Madrid and Barcelona.

As long as the system isn't changed, I'm happy it's activated. Many things at AWS are not realistic, however, it's a game and I'm happy with most of them - for example the unrealistic high profit margins or the fact that a days lasts just a couple of minutes.

[bgreeson]

Could you elaborate on how you explored that feature?

[Curse]

It was active in a previous version of AirwaySim.

[marceluchi]

can anybody provide a real game world example of a route with a refueling stop?

[Curse]

Basically every flight a bit further away in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052970203436904577152974098241982

Planned refueling stops are for example part of British Airway's Business A318 from London City to New York JFK via Shannon fuel tech stop.


Edit: I mean, it's google. You must not be Harry Potter or so.