Aircrafts

General
Aircraft are one of the most important pieces into running an airline industry. There are 4 variations of aircrafts:

- Short-Haul: ''They are very useful for short flights and are not expensive. They have a small range and a reduced speed but they can carry passengers to many places. A small profit at a small cost.''

- Medium-Haul: ''They have a relatively high speed and enable to carry many passengers to quite distant places. Good profits at a correct cost.''

- Long-Haul: A''ll the most important wide-body aircraft are listed here and as their name suggests, they are used to carry a maximum of passengers as far as possible. Very good profits at a very high cost.''

- Cargo: ''Delivered without seats, these aircraft cannot carry passengers and are dedicated to freight. To be used by an airline specialized in cargo.''

❗ BE CARFUL ❗

- Avoid choosing routes with a high category (10 for example) for aircraft with a small category (1 for example). You will have to pay high operating costs. Give priority to equivalence between the route category and the aircraft category.

- Avoid having a too important gap between the route category and the aircraft category.

- Be careful of the compatibility between routes and aircraft.

- Cargo aircraft are more suitable for airlines that are only specialized in freight.