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Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:35:37Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Special / Themed Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | S1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | One hub/terminal allowed || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | S2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No aircraft leasing || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|}

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:27:12Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Special / Themed Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | S1
| One hub/terminal allowed || 30
|-
! scope="row" | S2
| No aircraft leasing || 20
|}

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:22:52Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Special / Themed Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="100"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | S1
| One hub/terminal allowed || 30
|-
! scope="row" | S2
| No aircraft leasing || 20
|}

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:22:17Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Special / Themed Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="50"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | S1
| One hub/terminal allowed || 30
|-
! scope="row" | S2
| No aircraft leasing || 20
|}
•S1-One Hub/Terminal Limit-30 Min. Days
•S2-Challenge: No Aircraft Leasing-20 Min. Days

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:12:03Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

*Special / Themed Games
•S1-One Hub/Terminal Limit-30 Min. Days
•S2-Challenge: No Aircraft Leasing-20 Min. Days

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:11:13Z

Pseudoswede:

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

*Special / Themed Games
•S1-One Hub/Terminal Limit-30 Min. Days
•S2-No Aircraft Leasing Challange-20 Min. Days

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:10:53Z

Pseudoswede: /* Types of Worlds */

Airline Empires has Special, Realistic, and Open worlds.

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

*Special / Themed Games
•S1-One Hub/Terminal Limit-30 Min. Days
•S2-No Aircraft Leasing Challange-20 Min. Days

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Game Worlds

2012-07-11T07:09:31Z

Pseudoswede: /* World Differences */

Airline Empires has Special, Realistic, and Open worlds.

These are the current worlds and any remarks or extra info regarding play on them.

*Special / Themed Games
•S1-One Hub/Terminal Limit-30 Min. Days
•S2-No Aircraft Leasing Challange-20 Min. Days

*Realistic Games
•R1-30 Min. Days
•R2-20 Min. Days
•R3-30 Min. Days
•R4-30 Min. Days
•R5-20 Min. Days
•R6-20 Min. Days
•Rδ-No Airline Per Player Limit-20 Min. Days

*Open Games
•O1-20 Min. Days
•O2-20 Min. Days

==Types of Worlds==
'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

Introduction to the different game worlds

2012-07-10T12:20:42Z

Pseudoswede:

Airline Empires has been continuously developed and modified since 2004. This section describes the game worlds playable in Airline Empires.

== Current Worlds ==
There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

== Legacy (Unsupported) Worlds ==
These worlds are still open to cater to players who enjoy the old style of gameplay.

* '''SIM3 (AE Classic)''' [http://aeclassic.simulationcloud.net/login.html]
**This game is based on the second version of Airline Empires. Compared to the current worlds listed above, SIM3 is relatively simple: there is no first or business class service, no aircraft leasing, and no historical chronological progression (years are numbered from 1 to 10). SIM3 contains modern aircraft and intense competition. Each round lasts 10 years, and competition is generally heavy.
**SIM3 does not support single sign-on using one's forum account. Players need to create a separate account in the game in order to play.
[[Image:Sim3_routes.png|thumb|200px|right|Routes list in SIM3]]

* '''SIM1 (AE Original)''' [http://sim.airlineempires.net/login.html]
**This is the original, first version of Airline Empires.
**SIM1 generally covers an earlier time period (between 1946 and the 70's).
[[Image:Sim1_rankings.png|thumb|200px|right|Rankings page in SIM1]]

[[File:Continuebutton.png|link=http://wiki.airline-empires.com/index.php?title=Starting_an_airline|center]]

[[Category: AE3.1_Help]]

Introduction to the different game worlds

2012-07-10T12:17:13Z

Pseudoswede: /* Current Worlds */

Airline Empires has been continuously developed and modified since 2004. This section describes the game worlds playable in Airline Empires.

There are typically three kinds of game worlds running at any time: Open, Realistic, and Special. These worlds are accessible once logged in to your forum account.[http://www.airlineempires.org/index.php?app=ae]

'''Open Worlds'''
* Open worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'O' (e.g., O1, O2, O3).
* There are no restrictions or political boundaries limiting where an airline can fly--i.e., airlines can fly any city-pair in the world as well as open a hub and build terminals at any airport in the world.
* Each airline can lease up to 40% of all gates at an airport, or 75% if it's a hub.

'''Realistic Worlds'''
* Realistic worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'R' (e.g., R1, R2, R3).
* Airlines can only open hubs and terminals in the country they start operations in; airlines that start operations in an European Union nation can build terminals at any airport located within the European Union.
* Airlines cannot operate routes in which the departure and arrival airport is outside their home country; this restriction is lifted for those that operate in an European Union nation after the round has reach the year 2000.
* Airlines may further be restricted to flying to certain countries due to political restrictions. ([[List of all political restrictions]])
* Each airline is limited to leasing 10 gates at an airport (or 25 if it's a hub). Further expansion requires building a terminal.

'''Special/Theme World'''
* Special/theme worlds are defined by worlds that start with the letter 'S' (e.g., S1, S2, S3).
* Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.
* For additional information about special/theme world currently in progress, consult the Announcements forum. [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/6-announcements/]

== Legacy (Unsupported) Worlds ==
These worlds are still open to cater to players who enjoy the old style of gameplay.

* '''SIM3 (AE Classic)''' [http://aeclassic.simulationcloud.net/login.html]
**This game is based on the second version of Airline Empires. Compared to the current worlds listed above, SIM3 is relatively simple: there is no first or business class service, no aircraft leasing, and no historical chronological progression (years are numbered from 1 to 10). SIM3 contains modern aircraft and intense competition. Each round lasts 10 years, and competition is generally heavy.
**SIM3 does not support single sign-on using one's forum account. Players need to create a separate account in the game in order to play.
[[Image:Sim3_routes.png|thumb|200px|right|Routes list in SIM3]]

* '''SIM1 (AE Original)''' [http://sim.airlineempires.net/login.html]
**This is the original, first version of Airline Empires.
**SIM1 generally covers an earlier time period (between 1946 and the 70's).
[[Image:Sim1_rankings.png|thumb|200px|right|Rankings page in SIM1]]

[[File:Continuebutton.png|link=http://wiki.airline-empires.com/index.php?title=Starting_an_airline|center]]

[[Category: AE3.1_Help]]

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-26T19:59:16Z

Pseudoswede:

Political restrictions are in place to attempt to provide a realistic feel to the game by restricting flights to and from certain destinations.

'''Note: these restrictions are only in place in realistic worlds (R-worlds).'''

(This is currently a work in progress.)

= Cuba =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*United States

= Gaza Strip =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel
*United States

= Indonesia =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel

= Iran =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel
*United States

= Israel =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to the following countries are not allowed:
*Gaza Strip
*Indonesia
*Iran
*Iraq
*Malaysia
*Saudi Arabia
*Syria
*United Arab Emirates

= Malaysia =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel

= North Korea =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*South Korea
*United States

= Saudi Arabia =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel

= South Korea =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*North Korea

= Syria =

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Israel
*United States

= United States =

=== Dallas Love Field (DAL) ===
Flights are limited to serving airports located in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. However, flights using aircraft with 56 seats (maximum configuration) have no restrictions.

=== New York LaGuardia (LGA) ===
Flights to and from the airport must be less than 1500 miles apart.

=== Washington National (DCA) ===
Flights to and from the airport must be less than 1250 miles apart.

=== Country-Specific Restrictions ===
Flights to and from the following countries are not allowed:
*Cuba
*Gaza Strip
*Iran
*North Korea
*Syria

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-26T19:41:39Z

Pseudoswede:

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-26T18:56:36Z

Pseudoswede: /* Israel */

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-26T18:56:13Z

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Political restrictions are in place to attempt to provide a realistic feel to the game by restricting flights to and from certain destinations.

'''Note: these restrictions are only in place in realistic worlds (R-worlds).'''

== United States ==

New York LaGuardia (LGA) - distance-limited to 1500 miles

Washington National (DCA) - distance-limited to 1200 miles

Flights to the following countries are not allowed:
*Cuba
*Gaza Strip
*Iran
*North Korea
*Syria

Credit ratings and aircraft lease restrictions

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{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col" width="100" align="left" | Credit Rating
! scope="col" width="100" align="left" | Leases Allowed
|-
| AAA
| 10000
|-
| AA+
| 1000
|-
| AA
| 800
|-
| AA-
| 700
|-
| A+
| 600
|-
| A
| 500
|-
| A-
| 300
|-
| BBB+
| 200
|-
| BBB
| 100
|-
| BBB-
| 90
|-
| BB+
| 80
|-
| BB
| 70
|-
| BB-
| 60
|-
| B+
| 50
|-
| B
| 40
|-
| B-
| 30
|-
| CCC+
| 25
|-
| CCC
| 20
|-
| CCC-
| 10
|-
| CC
| 5
|-
| C
| 3
|-
| D
| 0
|}

Employee training costs

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Whenever you expand your operations (adding aircraft, adding aircraft families to your fleet, adding new routes, etc), or when employees leave the company due to normal attrition, your airline must hire more employees. This is done automatically by the game at the end of each day. Each new hire incurs a one-time training cost, which varies depending on the type of employee.

Below is a list of training cost for each employee in a standard game world (special worlds may have modified values):

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col" width="150" align="left" | Employee Type
! scope="col" width="150" align="left" | Training Cost
|-
| scope="row" | Executives
| $10,000
|-
| scope="row" | Managers
| $5,000
|-
| scope="row" | Flight Crew
| $10,000
|-
| scope="row" | Cabin Crew
| $3,000
|-
| scope="row" | Ground Crew
| $1,500
|-
| scope="row" | Technicians
| $4,000
|-
| scope="row" | Agents / CSRs
| $1,500
|-
| scope="row" | Operations Personnel
| $2,000
|}

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-25T18:28:27Z

Pseudoswede: /* United States */

Political restrictions are in place to attempt to provide a realistic feel to the game by restricting flights to and from certain destinations.

'''Note: these restrictions are only in place in realistic worlds (R-worlds).'''

== United States ==

New York LaGuardia (LGA) - distance-limited to 1500 miles

Washington National (DCA) - distance-limited to 1200 miles

List of all political restrictions

2012-04-25T18:28:18Z

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Political restrictions are in place to attempt to provide a realistic feel to the game by restricting flights to and from certain destinations.

'''Note: these restrictions are only in place in realistic worlds (R-worlds).'''

== United States ==

New York LaGuardia (LGA) - distance-limited to 1500 miles
Washington National (DCA) - distance-limited to 1200 miles

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* [[List of all aircraft]]
* [[List of all political restrictions]]

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