I know that 9/11 has already been integrated into AirwaySim, but how about these events that may affect air traffic?
- Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II (June 2, 1953)
- Tiananmen Square protests (April 15 to June 4, 1989)
Content to appear in world news section of dashboard for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II:Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon crowned Queen of the United Kingdom (June 2, 1953)A princess named Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon has just been coronated as Queen Elizabeth the Second in the United Kingdom.
The event has been broadcast live on television and radio. As lots of members of the Royal Family want to meet the new Queen, delays and cancellations are expected at the following airports:
- London Airport (LHR)
- Gatwick Airport (LGW)
- Southend Airport (SEN)
Content to appear in world news section of dashboard for the Tiananmen Square protests:Protests started in Tiananmen Square of Beijing (April 15, 1989)Protests are currently happening in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, affecting air traffic.
To prevent undesired persons from flying outside Beijing, all airports in the city have been closed until June 4. Expect delays also at other Chinese airports, as well as cancellations at Kai Tak.
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-Emily (age 14 11/12)
Quote from: EmilyHampstead on February 16, 2019, 12:18:26 PM
A princess named Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon has just been coronated as Queen Elizabeth the Second in the United Kingdom.
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon was the name of Elizabeth II's mother, known officially as Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother once her husband King George VI died.
I think it's great to model the 2008 global crisis, the Syrian war and the current Venezuelan crisis.
Quote from: wilian.souza2 on February 28, 2019, 12:45:21 PM
I think it's great to model the 2008 global crisis, the Syrian war and the current Venezuelan crisis.
Already modeled in price of fuel going haywire.