Developers Simulogics have announced two updates to their online browser based airline management simulator, “AirlineSim“.
In addition to a new game world, “Aspern”, tomorrow will see the release of their seating editor feature which, while it might sound a minor thing, can mean the difference between success and failure of your airline, in competition against hundreds of other players.
To find out more about AirlineSim, click here. To read the full press release text, click “Read More” at the end of this article.
Soon, the online airline simulation game AirlineSim will allow to re-enact the strategic decisions concerning the pros and cons of certain seats and their arrangement even more realistically than before. This is because the new seating tool is visual: The space required for certain seat types now becomes immediately obvious. A plus in comfort can be traded for an additional seat per row. Extra space can be used to increase set pitch. Typical set-ups like placing first class into the bow and business class on the upper deck – given your aircraft has multiple decks – are possible. This way, every player can design highly individual seating configurations. Whether they will stand the competition of hundreds of other players, the market will decide.
Among other updates and improvements, this new feature will roll out for the first time on November 26th 2013 when the new game world called “Aspern” goes online.
About AirlineSim (www.airlinesim.aero)
For over 12 years, AirlineSim has been the only browser-based aviation business simulation game of its kind. Players can build their dream airline online. To do so, around 300 aircraft types and over 4000 airports around the globe are at their disposal. A notable strength of the game is its sophisticated route and scheduling feature which allows players to design complex flight networks employing their own flights and those of partners. Beyond this, many more functions required by any airline manager are available: on-board service, aircraft maintenance, staff management, a large amount of statistics and much more.
About simulogics (www.simulogics.net)
Simulogics is a small software firm located close to Munich, Germany. Besides developing custom-built business software, the company is dedicated to the design and publishing of challenging browser-based games. With AirlineSim it has been marketing one of the oldest browser-based business simulation games for over 12 years.