In Airline Management Simulator (AMS), every aircraft comes with multiple predefined cabin layouts, one of which is set as the default. New aircraft are delivered directly from the manufacturer with this default configuration. You can view all available layouts for …
To maximize your profits, you need to fill your aircraft’s Weekly Schedule. This is the total number of sequential flights your aircraft executes over a seven-day period. In AMS, a well-optimized rotation ensures your plane isn’t sitting idle on the …
Setting Up Your Base and Hubs The Base Airport: Your Airline’s Foundation When you first create your airline, your most important decision is selecting a Base Airport. This choice is permanent and defines two key factors: Note: Choose wisely! Unlike …
Buying your first few planes is the most critical phase of the game. One wrong move (like buying a massive jet too early) can drain your bank account and stall your growth for days. This guide breaks down how to …
Airline Management Simulator (AMS) is a web aviation business simulation game project. It focuses on Civil Aviation witch includes all non-military flying, both general aviation and scheduled air transport. The project frontend is based on Angular framework. Back-end utilize Microservices architectural …
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