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Four updates rolled into one. I held them together because they turned out to be the same job: the simulation already knew a great deal, and the game was doing a bad job of telling you any of it. I want to be straight about something first. A fair number of the entries below are
A small hotfix, almost all of it from your reports. Thank you. Fixed Busy flights now fill up. A route carrying far more demand than it had seats still couldn't get past about 88% full, the seat limit was being applied twice, so day-to-day variation in bookings could only ever ta
You all told me the management side was too thin. Fair. So I went looking for what was actually eating your time and it turned out to be admin. Building a timetable by hand meant clicking in flight after flight, one aircraft at a time, making sure each plane got home again with a
FIX Cancelled flights no longer display aircraft as flying on the map
NEW Route and flight reports. Pick any completed flight and see passengers and revenue by cabin, local versus connecting traffic, fuel, crew, maintenance, airport fees, distribution, and what the flight actually contributed. Every route now keeps 4, 12 and 48 week history for fli
FIXED - Alt-tabbing out of fullscreen no longer leaves blank duplicate windows behind. Every time you tabbed away from the game, Windows added another empty "Load Factor" entry to the alt-tab switcher, and they stacked up until you quit. The culprit was a Chromium flag that the S
CAREER MODE New Game now asks how you want to play. Sandbox is the game as it was — everything unlocked from the first minute. Career starts you small: turboprops only, economy cabins, domestic routes, outsourced ground handling, and a $150M credit ceiling. Everything else is ear
Load Factor is out now You run an airline. Not an airport, not a construction site, an airline. Every runway in Load Factor already exists. There is nothing to build and nothing to lay down. What you get instead is the real world: around 3,100 airports, real traffic between real