I still cant find the text label in game. What is the CEO panel?
Oh. It is the dashboard in the game. Where you find all ratings, but not the one on bottom.
Wow I had never seen this screen before! Nice!
I am assuming you never do the tutorials then @utsav8 . 
Hadn’t played since the 24’th, so I will see if the new patch fixes this. I will load that save, save with the new version, then exit to desktop, load the save again and see if it still bugs out. If so, I will bug report it and let you know. Thanks.
Haha I think I have done them once, a while ago!
Airport CEO Episode 3 - Medium Stand - YouTube Someone please tell me how this is possible besides they recorded it 2 years ago and decided to premier it now.
Haven’t been able to reproduce it, but will definitely have a look at it today! The way it works now, you will get the same ratio of domestic/international as what types of commercial stands you have. Over time you will be receiving the right amount of flights (within reason regarding aircraft size and its range).
Is the “closest domestic airport” text? Amazing! However I think is pretty wrong for my airport 
Reported as ACEO-26756
I now play near Miami, because in that spot you can get domestic and international small aircraft and some domestic medium aircraft, which provides a nice mix. I don’t want to play in Miami though, I want to play in The Netherlands but sadly Schengen isn’t a thing (yet) 
Also, never noticed this because I rarely build south AND build a weather station, but the season overlay (including snow) appears to be the same everywhere while temperature varies. Apparantly Miami winters are 20 degrees Celsius with a thick coat of snow.
Do we see the min distance from the aircrafts sowhere?
I tried playing as Altenrhein and I got pretty nice generation. I just switched my 2 medium stands from domestic to international (no domestic within medium range) and got it fully booked as many flights in the area will be international. I also just chose airlines that has small and medium flights.
Not today and hasn’t discussed it but might be a thing to add somewhere.
I make a bug report that is de-board pax was off load in on-board pax shuttle station. Due to this reason, it make the pax stuck in the station. This make me need to de-international zone and make some exit for them. It also make me to re-start for some period. The report is ACEO-26761.
If in game directly as a help page where you show the whole fleet. Max pax capacity, stand size, min and max range, which default airlines use it ander other decorative technical stuff.
But as list outside of the game would also help.
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I agree, that would be really really cool and maybe something to look at when everything is set for 1.0. The finalization of A35 and development of A36 is definitely more of a priority today though 
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It would be cool if there was an option to disable the location differences.
You can’t both have the cookie and eat it. The entire point of placing your airport somewhere is because of the challenges of running it in that particular location. You can’t place an airport in Aruba and expect to have a bunch of domestic flights because there are so few airports there comparatively to the USA, for example. Placing an airport in Aruba means that you’ll take on a challenge and quickly have to advance to international flights if you want to bring in any flights.
If you want to run an airport with a domestic backbone you need to place the airport in a country that can support it. We’ve verified that the spawning ratios work and will make no further changes to this system at this point.
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Agreed, it does work as intended from what I’ve seen so far. And yes the domestic flights do spawn at the right stands now
It depends now what the min range of the Fokker and Saab will be. May a chance to get some shorter medium domestic flights. (ATR42 could may be reduced a bit too)
Makes sense In my case I think however that my home island (quite big) where I placed the airport is not recognized as part of the country (Italy). There should be a big set of domestic flights, especially medium size.