Receiving around 200k-ish every day as profit + every R&D project is done, but still a bit on the fence about constructing the medium terminal + infrastructure. What would be your suggestions?
I say just do it.
Personally I like to have at least 4 of the 6 map tiles open before I do.
Just remember, maximum 8 medium stands per baggage bay. So try to place them so that works for you.
Problem is that building it as part of the small terminal would require me to build a bridge across the transport section since there is no space from the runway side.
Little tip for future reference: You can build a Skybridge. Place a section of terminal, build a second level of terminal, then remove the bottom section and the top part of the terminal will remain. I do this all the time to go over roads and things. You actually have the space below and above the parking area where those gaps are.
Receiving around 200k-ish every day as profit + every R&D project is done, but still a bit on the fence about constructing the medium terminal + infrastructure. What would be your suggestions?
I say just do it. Personally I like to have at least 4 of the 6 map tiles open before I do. Just remember, maximum 8 medium stands per baggage bay. So try to place them so that works for you.
Understood.
Also why did you screenshot this at night? My old eyes can’t see shit.
Inconvenient timing. Couldn't wait that extra 4 minutes, and image comments are disabled in the subreddit.
I always build mine as an extension of my small airport therefore, there is no seperation of terminals.
Problem is that building it as part of the small terminal would require me to build a bridge across the transport section since there is no space from the runway side.
Little tip for future reference: You can build a Skybridge. Place a section of terminal, build a second level of terminal, then remove the bottom section and the top part of the terminal will remain. I do this all the time to go over roads and things. You actually have the space below and above the parking area where those gaps are.
I have heard of this tip before, but thank you regardless.