Passenger Demand Top 20

[Crazy Ivan]

Hey, I'm new to this game and I have a question.
When I selected my HQ airport, I could see a list of the top20 passenger demand and supply for example for medium ranged routes.
How can I see this info sheet again? Or is this not possible?

Greets Chris

[kberry]

Once you join those numbers are no longer available to you... unless you search route-by-route. Which is why if I join a game with an unfamiliar base I'll screenshot them before I join.

[gazzz0x2z]

Once you join those numbers are no longer available to you... unless you search route-by-route. Which is why if I join a game with an unfamiliar base I'll screenshot them before I join.

Well, I copy-paste them in a text file, but the idea is the same. Gives you a first idea. For further extension, though, you need to dig a little bit more, and sometimes find nice little unexpected gems.

[wildavidson]

Well, I copy-paste them in a text file, but the idea is the same. Gives you a first idea. For further extension, though, you need to dig a little bit more, and sometimes find nice little unexpected gems.

When you get the airport list i open the base in a new tab and keep the tab open for a while. There are lots of ways to get around it.

[Crazy Ivan]

Damn it! I should have asked that earlier  Now its to late. xD
Then i have to go on, search and search and search.
But thx a lot. 

[gazzz0x2z]

Damn it! I should have asked that earlier  Now its to late. xD
Then i have to go on, search and search and search.
But thx a lot. 

Anyways, you'll have to search a lot. Because 20 destinations is usually not enough.

in the page of your base airport, there is a graph that summarizes the demand, split between "domestic"; "international"; "intl. long haul".

domestic is everything in the same country, international is everything else in a radius of 2500NM, intl. long haul is everything else. If both three values are similar, it's not a big help, but if they are strongly different, it helps a lot. For example, I'm based in Detroit, with 92% domestic demand. I can check routes to other countries, but I know the bulk of my routes will be within the USA.