Shannon Airport invented duty-free in 1947 because transatlantic planes could not reach Europe without a fuel stop in Ireland. In SkyChart, a 1938 fleet needs two stops to fly from New York to London. #indiegame#avgeek
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113 patches in one update. SkyChart went from 206 aircraft to 276, and every one was redrawn from photos, so the props finally look like props. Out now in Early Access. #indiegame#avgeek#tycoon
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14,479 km in one leg. Perth to London was a multi-stop trip until 2018. In SkyChart the Bering 787-9 is 339 km short of it, so the nonstop waits on a Skybus A350-900.
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https://t.co/a0DnOehAnd - New Video Dev Log of Testing the game before potentially releasing an update, or in this case, not releasing an update to the game.
19 hours, LA to Newark, 1932. Earhart did it nonstop, and no airline could sell that seat until 1953. In SkyChart's 1932 your fleet tops out at 1,300 km, so LA to NY is four hops. #avgeek#indiedev
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Airport slots were too scarce before 1946: one per city, which let one AI rival lock you out of Moscow. A player flagged it on Discord, patched the same week. Major cities now get two. #gamedev#indiedev
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400 seats, 1970. The Bering 747 held 2.5x a 707, and cheaper seats opened long-haul flying to everyone. In SkyChart it's a $15M jet that only pays on routes you can fill.
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First nonstop Atlantic crossing: June 1919, ~16 hrs in an open-cockpit WWI bomber. 107 years on, SkyChart won't let you fly that route until the 1940 Bering 307 Stratoliner.
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Built in 1936. Still flying today. The Douglas DC-3 was the first airliner that paid its way on passengers alone. SkyChart's Dawson DC-3 lands the same year: 21 seats, 2,400 km range, 333 km/h.
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The Wickham Viscount, 1953. World's first turboprop airliner. Passengers said it felt eerily smooth after years of piston vibration.
In SkyChart: 60 seats, 2,800 km, 580 km/h.
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The world's only jet airliner from 1956 to 1958 was Soviet.
Turlov Tu-104. Bomber-derived. About 200 were built.
In SkyChart: 1956 unlock, 2,750 km range, 70 seats, 800 km/h.
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Hindenburg burned 89 years ago this week. Two years later, Pan Am's Boeing 314 Clipper was crossing the Atlantic.
In SkyChart, the Bering 314 unlocks in 1938: 5,900 km, 74 seats.
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La Paz airport sits at 13,325 ft. Air's so thin some jets can't take off fully loaded; pilots need a special rating to land. One of 496 cities in SkyChart: Airline Executive.
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