Sleeping Passengers

[itael]

Hi Dan,

I was just wondering if it would be too much trouble to add in the "special information" in the Passenger list a remark on which of the
passengers is sleeping or not ...
No big deal just a nice immersion info , just like the ages and families are random.

Itai

[jboweruk]

I had mine sleeping at 7 in the evening. I think it goes on GMT. I agree it would be nice to know which ones though.

[Air France]

Yes it would be really nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[SWAFO]

I didn't think the PAX went to sleep at all. Is this something Dan added in the most recent update? Not that it matters though... I only fly
short-hauls anyway!

[lchristianes]

That would be great for those weekly flights several people take on Monday morning and Friday evening. I fall asleep when I fasten my
seat belt, waking up when the landing gear touches the runway...

[Needle]

Just did a late night flight with 48 passengers on board (ATR 72-500).

Most of them were sleeping, but boy...did I wake them up!
Only 12 survived, thanks to the flame-out I had during approach

(in fact: I was sleeping too)

[SWAFO]

I just downloaded the updated version (I decided to try out the block time feature... although I want my GMT back!!! lol). Does it include
Sleeping Passengers? I never noticed these in the first few versions.

[Needle]

Although I don't like night flying too much I have to fly a nightflight every now and then. Today was the first time I've noticed the sleeping
passengers. Nice, they won't get hungry or cranky in turbulence

[lchristianes]

I just got mine asleep by the time I was arriving from SBNT to SBGL...
It was fun... Fortunately, the looong runway gave me the oportunity to make a smooth landing, which gave me 50 extra points, but
something that pissed me off were the 250 I lost because the altimiter settings changed right before I landed, making a 25-foot
difference!
Almost 3 hours flying real time and 20 feet made the slight difference between the glory and the failure... Damn it!

[AndrePaul]

ya, i just realized it as well too, i was flying a evening flight, passengers were sleeping, hile were some were watching the movie, i guess the movie
was too boring for some, it just sent them to sleep........lol!

[AndrePaul]

another thing, will u get any extra points if you make a really smooth (kiss) landing with sleeping passengers, maybe - 'awesome landing, didnt even
feel the landing gears touch' +50 points'

[Needle]

AndrePaul wrote:
'awesome landing, didnt even
feel the landing gears touch' +50 points'

Could also be the case with an all gear failure and landing on your belly

[SWAFO]

You'd be suprised how many PAX we have sleeping on some of our flights. None of our flights are longer than 6 hours, and I'd say that
usually at least 10-20% of the PAX on board are sound asleep during the flights. Yet, you'll have flights that are 14 hours or more in
length, and the PAX won't sleep on them! People are strange! lol.

[jboweruk]

Sure does include the sleepers, I flew the other night from Redding to Livermore, Local time was around 7pm which equated to about
3am GMT and most of my pax (2of3 ) were asleep. They didn't wake up till I threw 'em off the plane

[Er!k]

Sleeping PAX??? Great addition