Hey, not sure, if this should be in feature requests, or in bug reports...
I think that this is not yet modelled in AWS anyways, but would like to suggest it, somehow, as a minor change/improvement...
in AWS DUS airport is closed between 2300-0600. In real life, the airport is open for Takeoffs from 0545-2200 and for landings from 0615-2330 (2359 for based airlines). This differentiation makes a pretty big difference, as there are (IRL) about 25-30 arrivals past 2300, and usually 10-15 T/Os before 0600. I would guess there are similar limitations at other airports.
Of course, we can't model every single detail to every single airport ::) , but it would be nice to see a differentiation between T/O and LDG curfew, not even talking about slots... we'd all go nuts during scheduling ;D
cheers,
Jona L.
You wait for Version 4 ;D
These will not be modelled, as it's "featured" only on rather few airports, and not worth the trouble in my mind.
Well Jona, seems like you have to wait till version 20 then ;D
Quote from: sami on July 15, 2012, 12:22:53 PM
These will not be modelled, as it's "featured" only on rather few airports, and not worth the trouble in my mind.
Thought so, but also thought it was -kindof- worth mentioning.
Quote from: Maarten Otto on July 15, 2012, 01:21:45 PM
Well Jona, seems like you have to wait till version 20 then ;D
With a bit of luck my grand-grand children may live through then, if Sami's successors will continue the work on AWS :P