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My recent obsession in OGF seems to be air travel. I mean it. I have created 5 airlines that are based in Litvania already, with barely enough mapping to support that. I need your advice. What should i do? I want to help the OGF world develop its aviation industry, for more airports, more developed and structured Callsigns, Airport Codes.
Entry 30/01/17
Spent all day in the field today. The team caught a terrible cold, and i had to do most of the work for the mission. Hiked up the West Peak aswell, and admired the blizzard for about 30 seconds, before eventually walking back down the slope in a hurry, to get to the warm comfort of the dorms.
The research for today was complete, but was really messy and unorganized. Unfortunately, Mr. Špihlerov will not accept that as an excuse. We are boarding a Cosmos(Litvanka’s ultra long haul aircraft) MIC-L300 for Loravia via Latina in 2 days. Apparently its already on its way.
Anyway, ill write tomorrow, when the sun will set at 15:00PM.
Nashledanou Dennikou
Discussion
Comment from Myrcia on 30 January 2017 at 21:52
The best thing you can do to develop air travel in OGF is to map your country’s airports to a high standard and set a good example for others. There are already two international organisations which regulate air travel and set airport codes WAAT and ANACA. Airport codes and airline call signs are already listed on the airport and airline list pages.
Comment from Ūdilugbulgidħū on 30 January 2017 at 23:00
If the sun’s setting 15:00pm on 31 Jan at 71 degrees south, either you’re using some sort of N Ulethan? time … your chronometer is wrong … or this is a fictional diary entry. Contact me if you want to map more airports. Happy mapping Udi
Comment from PColumbus73 on 31 January 2017 at 01:03
So, is there a map of strategically important airports? Meaning, which airports serve as important stop-overs for refueling, most congested airports, and so on?
Comment from wangi on 31 January 2017 at 01:12
Yes, see http://wiki.opengeofiction.net/wiki/index.php/OGF:Where_to_fly