Argentina domestic demand inaccurate??

Started by SQ747, November 08, 2015, 09:51:04 PM

SQ747

I'm just curious and fully realize that this is a game development in progress, thus not perfect.

I'm not sure if the domestic market is very large in real life. But in this game it seems we cant scratch together demand for even 1 daily frequency between ANY major domestic city pair with even a 70 seater aircraft, among over 70 domestic airports! (only 5 or six are of significance though)

The graph on the airport information page however indicates domestic demand of 20% in Buenes aires - (EZE), 50% in Mar del Plata, 35% in Buenos Aires - Jorge Newbery, 30% in Rosario. For those four major airports just mentioned i can deploy 6 daily a320's to santiago, 767's and A330's to sounth american intl. and US airports, could even do multiple daily's or 747's to some major cities in Europe! But still next to zero domestic demand.

Is this true to real life market?
Perhaps this can be more accurately displayed in the airport info page.

ArcherII

Not true at all. But due to change with the new demand system.

Just for your joy, usually there are 6/7 freqs from BUE to USH with AR only (one flight done with A330/340). Adding Lan to the equatio you'll get the picture...

SQ747

Hmmm i see!

Hope demand system is fixed at some stage then!

Neil

Amelie090904

Damn, sounds as if you've got tons of demand over there. I am struggling to find routes with a demand of 50 in Croatia. There are hardly any routes with demand 100+, not even to major European airports such as London, Franfurt, Amsterdam or Paris.

Sounds as if I should have a try in South America next time...

ArcherII

Quote from: Andre090904 on November 10, 2015, 02:42:43 AM
Damn, sounds as if you've got tons of demand over there. I am struggling to find routes with a demand of 50 in Croatia. There are hardly any routes with demand 100+, not even to major European airports such as London, Franfurt, Amsterdam or Paris.

Sounds as if I should have a try in South America next time...

I meant in real life.