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List of all aircraft

2012-08-10T13:18:24Z

Zmapper:

On this page, you can find a list of every aircraft in the game at the moment! Please check carefully when a plane comes into service as you can only buy planes that actually exist based on the time of the game you are playing!<br/>

This page list every available aircraft in Airline Empires. If an aircraft date range ends with "Current", then it will be always available after the EIS date.

The listing of aircraft is grouped into their maintenance families, to show which families have maintenance commonality in game.

==Aerospatiale==

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Aerospatiale Caravelle Family
|-
! scope="col" width="50"| Manufacturer
! scope="col" width="100"| Aircraft Type
! scope="col" width="75"| Base Price
! scope="col" width="100"| Monthly Lease
! scope="col" width="75"| Seats (max)
! scope="col" width="100"| Speed (mph)
! scope="col" width="75"| Range (mi)
! scope="col" width="150"| Turn Time (min)
! scope="col" width="75"| Addons
! scope="col" width="100"| Production Run
! scope="col" width="150"| Production Rate
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Caravelle I. || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1959-1960 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2 weeks
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Caravelle III. || style="padding-left: 1em" | $39,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $433,333 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 80 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 480 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1780 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 45 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1960-1982 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2 weeks
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Caravelle VI-N. || style="padding-left: 1em" | $41,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $455,556 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 80 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 480 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1788 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 45 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1961-1982 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2 weeks
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Caravelle VI-R. || style="padding-left: 1em" | $40,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $444,444 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 80 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 488 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1645 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 45 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1961-1982 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2 weeks
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Aerospatiale Nord Family
|-
! scope="col" width="50"| Manufacturer
! scope="col" width="100"| Aircraft Type
! scope="col" width="75"| Base Price
! scope="col" width="100"| Monthly Lease
! scope="col" width="75"| Seats (max)
! scope="col" width="100"| Speed (mph)
! scope="col" width="75"| Range (mi)
! scope="col" width="150"| Turn Time (min)
! scope="col" width="75"| Addons
! scope="col" width="100"| Production Run
! scope="col" width="150"| Production Rate
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Nord N260 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1962-1967 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1 week
|-
! scope="row" | Aerospatiale
| style="padding-left: 1em" | Nord N262 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $11,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $122,222 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 29 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 230 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 740 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 25 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1965-1976 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1 week
|}

== Augusta Westland ==

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Augusta Westland
|-
! scope="col" width="50"| Manufacturer
! scope="col" width="100"| Aircraft Type
! scope="col" width="75"| Base Price
! scope="col" width="100"| Monthly Lease
! scope="col" width="100"| Seats (max)
! scope="col" width="100"| Speed (mph)
! scope="col" width="75"| Range (mi)
! scope="col" width="150"| Turn Time (min)
! scope="col" width="75"| Addons
! scope="col" width="100"| Production Run
! scope="col" width="150"| Production Rate
|-
! scope="row" | AugustaWestland
| style="padding-left: 1em" | AW101 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $18,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $200,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 172 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 561 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 15 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2000- || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1 week
|-
! scope="row" | AugustaWestland
| style="padding-left: 1em" | AW109 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $6,300,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $70,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 7 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 177 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 383 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 10 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1971- || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1 week
|-
! scope="row" | AugustaWestland
| style="padding-left: 1em" | AW139 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $7,800,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $86,667 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 15 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 193 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 504 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2003- || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1 week
|}

== Airbus ==

*A300 fleet type
•A300B2 - [1974 - 1985]
•A300B4 - [1975 - 1985]
•A310-200 - [1983 - 2002]
•A310-300 - [1983 - 2008]
•A300-600 - [1984 - 2008]
•A300-600R - [1984 - 2008]

*A320 fleet type
•A318 - [2003 - Current]
•A319-100 - [1996 - Current]
•A319-100LR - [2002 - Current]
•A320-200 - [1988 - Current]
•A321-100 - [1994 - Current]
•A321-200 - [1996 - Current]

*A330/A340 fleet type
•A330-200 - [1998 - Current]
•A330-300 - [1993 - Current]
•A340-200 - [1993 - 2009]
•A340-300 - [1993 - 2009]
•A340-500 - [2003 - Current]
•A340-600 - [2002 - Current]

*A350 fleet type
•A350-800 - [2014 - Current]
•A350-900 - [2013 - Current]
•A350-1000 - [2014 - Current]
•A350-900R - [2016 - Current]

*A380 fleet type
•A380-800 - [2007 - Current]

==Antonov==
*AN-2 [1947-1991]
*AN-10 [1959-1973]
*AN-24 [1963-1978]
*AN-28 [1975-1993]
*AN-38 [1997-Current]
*AN-72 [1985-Current]
*Antonov An-140 [1997 - Current]
*Antonov An-148-100 [2004 - Current]

==ATR==
*ATR-42 Family
•ATR-42-200 [1985 - 1994]
•ATR-42-300 [1985 - 1994]
•ATR-42-400 [1988 - 2003]
•ATR-42-500 [1995 - Current]
•ATR-42-600 [2010 - Current]
*ATR-72 Family
•ATR-72-200 [1989 - 1999]
•ATR-72-500 [1997 - Current]
•ATR-72-600 [2010 - Current]

==Boeing==
*707 fleet type
•707-120 [1958 - 1978]
•707-320B [1959 - 1979]
•707-320C [1959 - 1979]

*717 fleet type
•717-200 [1999 - 2008]

*727 fleet type
•727-100 [1964 - 1974]
•727-200 [1967 - 1985]

*737J fleet type
•737-100 [1968 - 1989]
•737-200 [1968 - 1989]
•737-200Adv [1971 - 1989]

*737Classic fleet type
•737-300 [1981 - 2000]
•737-400 [1988 - 1999]
•737-500 [1990 - 2002]

*737NG fleet type
•737-600 [1998 - Current]
•737-700 [1998 - Current]
•737-700ER [2006 - Current]
•737-800 [1998 - Current]
•737-900 [2000 - Current]
•737-900ER [2006 - Current]

*747 fleet type
•747-100 [1970 - 1992]
•747-200B [1971 - 1992]
•747-200C [1971 - 1992]
•747-300 [1983 - 1992]
•747-400 [1989 - 2011]
•747-400D [1990 - 2011]
•747-400ER [2002 - 2011]
•747-800 [2011 - Current]
•747SP [1976 - 1990]

*757 fleet type
•757-200 [1983 - 2006]
•757-300 [1999 - 2006]

*767 fleet type
•767-200 [1982 - 1995]
•767-200ER [1984 - Current]
•767-300 [1986 - Current]
•767-300ER [1986 - Current]
•767-400ER [2000 - Current]

*777 fleet type
•777-200 [1994 - Current]
•777-200ER [1997 - Current]
•777-200LR [2005 - Current]
•777-300 [1998 - Current]
•777-300ER [2004 - Current]

*787 fleet type
•787-8 [2011 - Current]
•787-9 [2013 - Current]

==Bombardier==
*CL family
•CL-215 [1969 - 1991]
•CL-415 [1994 - Current]

*CRJ family
*CRJ-100
•CRJ-100 [1991 - 1996]
•CRJ-100ER [1991 - 1997]
*CRJ-1000
•CRJ-1000 [2011 - Current]
•CRJ-1000EL [2012 - Current]
•CRJ-1000ER [2011 - Current]
*CRJ-200
•CRJ-200 [1992 - Current]
•CRJ-200ER [1993 - Current]
•CRJ-200LR [1993 - Current]
*CRJ-700 ]
•CRJ-700 [2001 - Current]
•CRJ-705 [2005 - Current]
*CRJ-900 family
•CRJ-900 [2005 - Current]
•CRJ-900ER [2006 - Current]
•CRJ-900LR [2009 - Current]

*CS family
*CS100
•CS100 [2013 - Current]
•CS100ER [2014 - Current]
*CS300
•CS300 [2014 - Current]
•CS300ER [2015 - Current]
•CS300XT [2016 - Current]

*DHC Turboprop family
•DHC-6 [1965 - Current]
•DHC-7 [1976 - 1989]

*Q Turboprop family
•Q100 [1984 - 1996]
•Q200 [1995 - 2010]
•Q300 [1989 - 2010]
•Q400 [1999 - Current]

==BAC==
*One-Eleven Family
* One-Eleven 200 [1965-1975]
* One-Eleven 300 [1966-1976]
* One-Eleven 400 [1966-1976]
* One-Eleven 475 [1971-1989]
* One-Eleven 500 [1968-1989]
*Concorde Supersonic Family
* Concorde [1976-2003]

==BAE Systems==
*Jetstream family
*J-31 [1982-1993]
*J-31EP [1982-1993]
*J-41 [1992-1997]
*BAE-146 Family
*BAE-146-100 [1983-1993]
*BAE-146-200 [1983-1993]
*BAE-146-300 [1987-1993]
*Avro RJ Family
*Avro RJ-70 [1993-2002]
*Avro RJ-85 [1993-2002]
*Avro RJ-100 [1993-2002]

==Beechcraft==

*B200 King Air [1974 - Current]
*Beech 80 [1966 - 1979]
*Beechcraft Starship [1989-1995]

==Britten/Norman==

*BN-2A Islander [1965 - Current]
*Trislander [1970 - Current]

==BellAgusta==
*BellAgusta BA609 [2012-Current]

==Beriev==
*Beriev Be-32 [1968-1976]

==Bristol==
*Britannia [1957-1965]

==Canadair==
*CL-44 Yukon [1961-1970]
*CL-215 [1969-1990]
*CL-415 [1994-Current]

==CASA==
*CN-212-300 [1987-Current]
*CN-235-100 [1989-Current]

==Cessna==

*C404 [1976 - 1985]
*C208 Caravan Grand [1984 - Current]
*F406 [1983 - Current]

==COMAC==
*ARJ family
*ARJ21-700
*ARJ21-700 ER [2011 - Current]
*ARJ21-700 STD [2011 - Current]
*ARJ21-900 Family
*ARJ21-900 ER [2011 - Current]
*ARJ21-900 STD [2011 - Current]

==Convair==
*CV Family
*CV-880
*CV-880M [1960 - 1963]
*CV-880-22 [1960 - 1963]
*CV-990
*CV-990 [1960 - 1963]
*CV-990A [1960 - 1963]

==Dassault==
*Mercure [1971-1975]

==De Havilland==
*Comet 4C [1958-1970]

==Douglas==

*DC-3 family
*DC-3 [1936 - 1950]

*DC-6 family
*DC-6 [1946 - 1958]

*DC-7 family
*DC-7 [1953 - 1958]

*DC-8 family
*DC-8-30 [1960 - 1973]
*DC-8-40 [1960 - 1973]
*DC-8-50 [1960 - 1973]
*DC-8-61 [1962 - 1973]
*DC-8-62 [1967 - 1973]
*DC-8-63 [1967 - 1973]
*DC-8-72 [1981 - 1986]
*DC-8-73 [1981 - 1986]

*DC-9 family
*DC-9-10 [1965 - 1983]
*DC-9-20 [1967 - 1986]
*DC-9-30 [1967 - 1986]
*DC-9-40 [1968 - 1986]
*DC-9-50 [1975 - 1986]

*DC-10 family
*DC-10-10 [1971 - 1983]
*DC-10-15 [1979 - 1983]
*DC-10-30 [1972 - 1989]
*DC-10-40 [1972 - 1983]

==Embraer==
*EJETs family
*EMB 170
*EMB 170 LR [2002 - Current]
*EMB 170 STD [2002 - Current]
*EMB 175
*EMB 175 LR [2004 - Current]
*EMB 175 STD [2004 - Current]
*EMB 190
*EMB 190 LR [2005 - Current]
*EMB 190 STD [2005 - Current]
*EMB 195
*EMB 195 LR [2005 - Current]
*EMB 195 STD [2005 - Current]

*EMB props family
*EMB-120 [1985 - 2002]

*ERJ family
*ERJ-135
*ERJ-135ER [1999 - Current]
*ERJ-135LR [1999 - Current]
*ERJ-140
*ERJ-140ER [2001 - Current]
*ERJ-140LR [2001 - Current]
*ERJ-145ER [1996 - Current]
*ERJ-145LR [1996 - Current]
*ERJ-145XR [2002 - Current]

==Eurocopter==

*EUC AS350 [1975 - Current]

==Fairchild/Dornier==
*328 Family
*328 [1993 - 2006]
*328 JET [1999 - 2006]
*Do 228 [1981 - 1999]

==Fairchild USA==
*Metro 23 [1981 - 2002]
*USA Metro 3 [1970 - 1982]

==Fokker==

*F28 Family
*F-28 MK3000 [1976 - 1988]
*F-28 MK4000 [1976 - 1988]
*F-100 [1988 - 1999]
*F-27 [1958 - 1986]
*F-50 [1985 - 1997]
*F-70 [1994 - 1999]

==Grummman==
*Gulfstream I [1958-1969]
*Gulfstream I-C [1979-1981]

==Handley Page==
*HPR.7 Dart Herald [1959-1968]
*HP.137 Jetstream [1969-1981]

==Hawker Siddeley==
*HS 748 Family
*HS 748 [1963-1988]
*Trident Family
*Trident 1C [1964-1982]
*Trident 1E [1966-1982]
*Trident 2E [1968-1982]
*Trident 3B [1971-1982]

==Ilyushin==
*Il-14 Family
*Il-14P [1954-1960]
*Il-14M [1954-1960]
*Il-96 Family
*Il-96-300 [1993 - Current]
*Il-96-400 [1998 - Current]
*Il-114 Family
*Ilyushin Il-114-100 [1999-Current]
*Ilyushin Il-114-300 [2001-Current]
*Il-18 Family
*Il-18D [1959-1978]
*Il-62 Family
*Il-62M [1974-1995]
*Il-86 Family
*Il-86 [1977 - 1993]

==Lockheed==
*L-1649 Family
*L-1649 Starliner [1956-1958]
*L-188 Family
*L-188 [1957-1961]
*L-1011 Family
*L-1011-1 [1972 - 1984]
*L-1011-200 [1978 - 1984]
*L-1011-500 [1979 - 1984]

==McDonnell Douglas==

*MD-11 family
*MD-11 [1990 - 2000]

*MD-80 family
*MD-81 [1981 - 1999]
*MD-82 [1982 - 1999]
*MD-83 [1983 - 1999]
*MD-87 [1987 - 1999]
*MD-88 [1988 - 1999]

*MD-90 family
*MD-90-30ER [1995 - 1999]
*MD-90-50 [1995 - 1999]

==NAMC==
*YS-11 [1962-1974]

==Piaggio==

*P. 180 Avanti [1986 - Current]

==Pilatus==
PC-12 [1999-Current]

==Piper==

*PA-31T3 [1983 - Current]
*PA-31T [1984-1993]
*PA-42 Cheyenne [1984-1993]

==Raytheon==
*Beech Family
*Raytheon Beech 1900C [1985 - 1992]
*Raytheon Beech 1900D [1991 - 2003]

==Saab==

*Saab 2000 [1994 - 1999]
*Saab SF-340 [1984 - 1999]

==Shorts==
*Shorts 330 [1976 - 1993]
*Shorts 360 [1981 - 1993]

==Sikorsky==

*S-61 [1959 - 1996]

==Suhkoi==
*SJ 100 [2010 - Current]

==Tupolev==
*Tupolev Tu-104 [1956-1962]
*Tupolev Tu-114 [1961-1969]
*Tupolev Tu-124 [1962-1973]
*Tupolev Tu-144D [1979-1983]
*Tupolev Tu-144S [1975-1982
*Tupolev Tu-154 [1968 - 1999]
*Tupolev Tu-204 [1995 - Current]
*Tupolev Tu-334-100 [1999 - Current]

==Vickers==
*Vickers VC.1 Viking [1946-1949]
*Vickers Viscount 700D [1953-1964]
*Vickers Viscount 810 [1953-1964]
*Vickers Vanguard [1961-1974]
*Vickers VC-10 [1962-1970]
*Vickers Super VC-10 [1964-1981]

==Xian==

*MA600 [2009 - Current]

==Yakolev==

*Yak-42 [1979-2002]

Credit ratings and aircraft lease restrictions

2012-08-10T09:23:52Z

Zmapper:

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|-
! 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
|}

User:Zmapper

2012-08-10T09:16:51Z

Zmapper: Created page with 'Hello, and welcome to my userpage.'

Hello, and welcome to my userpage.

Who can Help with What?

2012-08-10T09:15:54Z

Zmapper:

'''''If you can't contact any of the members below, go on chat. The members on chat are always willing to help new players out as long as you ask politely.''
'''

==General Game Help==
'''

''The following members have volunteered to give general help with the game.
''

lake http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/user/9225-lake/

Zmapper http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/user/1535-zmapper/

Tintinfan http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/user/1595-tintinfan/

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==Glitches==
'''

''If you happen to find a glitch in the game, please post in the bug tracker or contact one of the developers from the list below.
''

Yuxi http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/user/1-yuxi/

Un1 http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/user/1525-un1/

==Finding an alliance==
'''

''These members are leaders of alliances in the game. If you need an alliance be sure to contact one of them. The alliances listed below are currently active as of July 9th, 2012.''

Maestro69 (WAA) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/13-waa-world-airline-alliance/

Moldova96 or Speed Bird ('''aaa'''alliance) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/45-aaaalliance/

QK Flight Industries, hydrogeek, or M.F. Ensembleson (SkyGroup) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/133-skygroup/

Steve the Eggman (Excel Alliance) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/173-excel-alliance/

Tintinfan (Globe Alliance) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/202-globe-alliance/

Sheepy (UnitedSkies) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/211-unitedskies/

FoxTrident ▲♥☺##longname (VIP Alliance) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/220-vip-alliance/

Royen Airlines (V-Alliance) Link to alliance forums: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/227-v-alliance/''

''There are also other alliances operating within game that do not have their own forums, these can be found here: http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?/forum/7-alliances/
''

Airline Empires Wiki:Administrators

2012-08-10T09:10:09Z

Zmapper: Created page with ''''Administrators''' are the head leaders of AEWiki. If you experience a problem while using or editing AEWiki, these folks are the first to go to.'

'''Administrators''' are the head leaders of AEWiki. If you experience a problem while using or editing AEWiki, these folks are the first to go to.

Airline Empires Wiki:Users

2012-08-10T09:09:13Z

Zmapper: Created page with ''''Users''' are the basic class of AEWiki members. Everyone with an AE account that logs in in the upper right is automatically a user.'

'''Users''' are the basic class of AEWiki members. Everyone with an AE account that logs in in the upper right is automatically a user.

Zmapper Testing Grounds

2012-08-10T09:00:54Z

Zmapper:

My personal testing area/copy zone. Please do not touch, unless you are me.

==Aircraft Table Format==

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Augusta Westland
|-
! scope="col" width="50"| Manufacturer
! scope="col" width="50"| Aircraft Type
! scope="col" width="75"| Base Price
! scope="col" width="100"| Monthly Lease
! scope="col" width="75"| Seats (max)
! scope="col" width="100"| Speed (mph)
! scope="col" width="75"| Range (mi)
! scope="col" width="100"| Turn Time (min)
! scope="col" width="75"| Addons
! scope="col" width="100"| Production Run
! scope="col" width="100"| Production Rate
|-
! scope="row" | Airtaxi
| style="padding-left: 1em" | AT135 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $30,000,000 || style="padding-left: 1em" | $14,321 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 53 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 666 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1337 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 69 || style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 1970-2005 || style="padding-left: 1em" | 2 weeks
|-
! scope="row" | Embark
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No aircraft leasing || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|}

Zmapper Testing Grounds

2012-08-10T08:46:18Z

Zmapper: Created page with 'My personal testing area/copy zone. Please do not touch, unless you are me. ==Aircraft Table Format== {| class="wikitable" style= border="1" |+ Augusta Westland |- ! scope="col…'

My personal testing area/copy zone. Please do not touch, unless you are me.

==Aircraft Table Format==

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Augusta Westland
|-
! scope="col" width="250"|
! 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
|}

What to do if there is a Problem

2012-08-10T08:33:28Z

Zmapper:

If a problem happens on AE... you're usually not alone. Usually, members will experience the same problems around the same time. So what to do when this problem happens? It's quite simple actually once you know what the problem is and where it belongs. So, my goal for this article is to help you determine what type of problem you have and where to post your problem. Lets begin!

==Problem with the Game==
'''Problem with the game.'''

'''1.''' If you have a problem with the game, your place to go is the Bug Tracker. However, before you go to post your error, make sure it's not already been posted. To do this, go to the search bar and type your topic. Remember to try multiple wordings to make sure it's not just worded differently. Also, make sure you clicked to dot for "Bug Tracker" before hitting "Search."

[[File:Search.jpg]]

'''If you find your bug in the search section please procede to step 5.
'''

'''2.''' If you didn't find your bug in the search section then you are probably the first to post about it. To report this bug, find the "Bug Tracker" in the navigation bar and click on it.

[[File:Navbar.jpg]]

What to do if there is a Problem

2012-08-10T08:32:48Z

Zmapper:

If a problem happens on AE... you're usually not alone. Usually, members will experience the same problems around the same time. So what to do when this problem happens? It's quite simple actually once you know what the problem is and where it belongs. So, my goal for this article is to help you determine what type of problem you have and where to post your problem. Lets begin!

'''Problem with the game.'''

'''1.''' If you have a problem with the game, your place to go is the Bug Tracker. However, before you go to post your error, make sure it's not already been posted. To do this, go to the search bar and type your topic. Remember to try multiple wordings to make sure it's not just worded differently. Also, make sure you clicked to dot for "Bug Tracker" before hitting "Search."

[[File:Search.jpg]]

'''If you find your bug in the search section please procede to step 5.
'''

'''2.''' If you didn't find your bug in the search section then you are probably the first to post about it. To report this bug, find the "Bug Tracker" in the navigation bar and click on it.

[[File:Navbar.jpg]]

AE staff

2012-08-10T08:32:16Z

Zmapper:

Airline Empires has many talented people who work together to give users the best playing experience. Below is the list of staff who make it possible to run Airline Empires.

== Color Codes ==

* Red = Developer
* Yellow = Moderator/AE staff
* Pink = AE Guru

== Developers ==
*'''Yuxi'''
*'''Un1'''
*'''miller22''' (founder, inactive)
*'''Elchie''' (inactive)
*'''Simmaster''' (inactive)

== AE Guru ==
*'''Conor'''

== Moderators ==
*'''Airwave'''
*'''BritAbroad'''
*'''Hydrogeek'''
*'''Maestro69'''
*'''Moldova96'''
*'''Porter'''
*'''Tintinfan'''

[[Category:Airline Empires]]
[[Category:Help]]

Airport and Route Research

2012-08-10T06:51:38Z

Zmapper: Created page with ''''Airport and Route Research''' is an important component to any successful airline.'

'''Airport and Route Research''' is an important component to any successful airline.

Using the Forum Software

2012-08-10T06:47:35Z

Zmapper:

The '''Forum Software''' used on AE is [http://www.airline-empires.com/index.php?app=core&module=help| IP Board].

Using the Forum Software

2012-08-10T06:47:01Z

Zmapper:

The '''Forum Software''' used on AE is [http://www.invisionpower.com/apps/board/| IP Board].

Using the Forum Software

2012-08-10T06:46:54Z

Zmapper:

The '''Forum Software''' used on AE is [http://www.invisionpower.com/apps/board/|IP Board].

Using the Forum Software

2012-08-10T06:43:11Z

Zmapper: Created page with 'The '''Forum Software''' used on AE is IP Board.'

The '''Forum Software''' used on AE is IP Board.

Game Worlds

2012-08-10T06:40:06Z

Zmapper:

'''Game Worlds''' are where most of the action in Airline Empires takes place. Typically, there are three types of worlds running at the same time: Open, Realistic, and Special/theme Worlds. Open worlds lack political restrictions, meaning that you can open flights between countries [insert more later]. Realistic worlds feature political restrictions [more later]. Special/theme worlds operate with a special restriction such as a hub limit, using propeller planes only, high employee salaries, etc.

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
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Realistic Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | R1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | R3
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R4
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | Rδ
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Airline Per Player Limit || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R5
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R6
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Open Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | O1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | O2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|}

==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

2012-08-10T06:35:41Z

Zmapper:

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
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Realistic Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | R1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | R3
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R4
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | Rδ
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Airline Per Player Limit || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R5
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R6
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Open Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | O1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | O2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|}

==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

2012-08-10T06:35:00Z

Zmapper: Converted the world lists to tables

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
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Realistic Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | R1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | R3
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R4
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | Rδ
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Airline Per Player Limit || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R5
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|-
! scope="row" | R6
| style="padding-left: 1em" | || style="padding-left: 1em" | 30
|}

{| class="wikitable" style= border="1"
|+ Open Games
|-
! scope="col" width="50"|
! scope="col" width="250"| Description
! scope="col" width="175" align="center"| Speed (minutes per day)
|-
! scope="row" | O1
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || style="padding-left: 1em" | 20
|-
! scope="row" | O2
| style="padding-left: 1em" | No Political Restrictions || 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/]

In-Flight Service (IFS)

2012-08-10T06:26:03Z

Zmapper:

In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).

==Consumable Items==
===Breakfast===
Breakfast options range in quality from 1-5. These each have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

#$6.75
#$13.95
#$16.25
#$23.55
#$35. 95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $50 for each Breakfast Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Breakfast Options.

===Lunch===
Lunch options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

#$8.75
#$17.95
#$24.25
#$33.55
#$45.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Lunch Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Lunch Options.

===Dinner===
Dinner options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which are quality respective.

#$9.35
#$21.85
#$26.55
#$37.85
#$49.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Dinner Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Dinner Options.

===Snacks===
Snack options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which correspond with the quality of the option.

#$.75
#$1.95
#$2.25
#$4.55
#$6.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.

==Non-Edible Items==
These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers.

;Pillows:These cost $5.25 per pillow for the airline. If there is a cost for the passengers to use them, they will remove them from the aircraft upon disembarking. If not, passengers will leave the pillows on-board upon disembarking. You can charge between $0 and $25.
;Blankets:These cost $3.95 per blanket for the airline. These more resemble sheets than blankets, but as in most non-consumables provided, if they are required to pay to use them, they are taken, if not they are left. You can charge between $0 and $15.
;Newspapers/Magazines:These cost the airline $.95. Unlike pillows and blankets, passengers will keep their copy whether they pay or not. You may charge between $0 and $10.
;Comfort Kits:These handy little packages cost your airline $11.85 per kit and contain objects such as Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste, and any other objects that could be used to make a flight more enjoyable. You may charge passengers between $0 and $30 for the kits.
;Children's Entertainment Pack:In order to provide a means of entertainment to the children on-board, you have the option to provide Children's Entertainment Packs, worth $28.65. Containing many little games, you can charge between $0 and $50. These follow the same take it/leave it policy as the pillows and blankets.

In-Flight Service (IFS)

2012-08-10T06:25:55Z

Zmapper: testing

Test! In-Flight Service, or IFS, is the food, beverage, and "item" distribution on your aircraft while onboard. You can select the quality and prices for the consumable items and the availability and pricing of the non-consumable items (Newspapers, Blankets, Pillows, etc.).

==Consumable Items==
===Breakfast===
Breakfast options range in quality from 1-5. These each have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

#$6.75
#$13.95
#$16.25
#$23.55
#$35. 95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $50 for each Breakfast Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Breakfast Options.

===Lunch===
Lunch options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs to purchase based on the quality.

#$8.75
#$17.95
#$24.25
#$33.55
#$45.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Lunch Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Lunch Options.

===Dinner===
Dinner options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which are quality respective.

#$9.35
#$21.85
#$26.55
#$37.85
#$49.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $75 for each Dinner Meal Option. You can offer up to 3 Dinner Options.

===Snacks===
Snack options range in quality from 1-5. These options have different costs, which correspond with the quality of the option.

#$.75
#$1.95
#$2.25
#$4.55
#$6.95

You can charge passengers between $0 and $15 for Snack Options. You can offer up to 6 Snack Options.

==Non-Edible Items==
These objects are used to provide comfort to your passengers while in flight. There are 7 options to offer to your passengers.

;Pillows:These cost $5.25 per pillow for the airline. If there is a cost for the passengers to use them, they will remove them from the aircraft upon disembarking. If not, passengers will leave the pillows on-board upon disembarking. You can charge between $0 and $25.
;Blankets:These cost $3.95 per blanket for the airline. These more resemble sheets than blankets, but as in most non-consumables provided, if they are required to pay to use them, they are taken, if not they are left. You can charge between $0 and $15.
;Newspapers/Magazines:These cost the airline $.95. Unlike pillows and blankets, passengers will keep their copy whether they pay or not. You may charge between $0 and $10.
;Comfort Kits:These handy little packages cost your airline $11.85 per kit and contain objects such as Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste, and any other objects that could be used to make a flight more enjoyable. You may charge passengers between $0 and $30 for the kits.
;Children's Entertainment Pack:In order to provide a means of entertainment to the children on-board, you have the option to provide Children's Entertainment Packs, worth $28.65. Containing many little games, you can charge between $0 and $50. These follow the same take it/leave it policy as the pillows and blankets.