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No Passengers at Gate - bacon117 - 22-11-2017
Trying to do an acrobatic flight in the extra 300s, and there are no passengers at the gate at KPWT. Load up my Mooney Bravo, and lo and behold, 2 passengers.... Maybe no one wants to fly in a 300s?
Payload model seems correct, ie, one passenger...
How do I force passengers to fly in my airplane?
RE: No Passengers at Gate - Joeflyer - 23-11-2017
I haven't done an aerobatic flight in a very long time. Makes me want to try it out again since you seem to have a issue with it. I assume FSX?
RE: No Passengers at Gate - bacon117 - 23-11-2017
(23-11-2017, 03:08 AM)Joeflyer Wrote: I haven't done an aerobatic flight in a very long time. Makes me want to try it out again since you seem to have a issue with it. I assume FSX?
Yes, FSX, default aircraft.
Actually, I tried to do an aerobatic flight in the Mooney Bravo, and it works.
I have made an observation, though I don't know the relevancy. Every flight I do in the Mooney (I'm doing the "bush pilot" career path), it seems there is always one less passenger waiting in the gate than the Mooney has seats for passengers. So the Mooney has 3 seats, but EVERY flight I've done with the Mooney, there are only 2 passengers waiting at the gate.
If that's an off by one error, then, that could explain why my one passenger seat 300s has zero passengers waiting at the gate. Do you have this same discrepancy between seats and passengers at the gate?
RE: No Passengers at Gate - Joeflyer - 26-11-2017
I just looked at the 300s again after a long while. It's a single seat aircraft, not a 2 place aircraft. You need to have an extra seat
That's why you don't have a pax waiting at the gate, so to speak. Sometimes you don't get 100% seating..depending on the location. If you consistently fly out of a particular location and your ticket prices are more than reasonable, you may get 100% occupancy. So, you should pay particular attention to ticket prices for all classes of seating.