Schedule Overlapping problem

[yuju1004]

For some reason, I can't add ICN-MHL-MNL-ICN at 15:00 after the CGK-ICN flight that is ready for next flight at 14:44. If I swap the two routes and fly MNL first rather than CGK, it would schedule fine. Also, If I went in and add the MNL route first to 15:00 and add the CGK route to 01:00 after, it would "work" but once I save and leave that menu, the flights would be all gone. Did I make any mistake or missed something?

Thanks!

[DaWolf850]

I have noticed some similar wonkiness. Some of my planes will happily let me schedule them into having like 1-2h of downtime. Some will refuse to go below 10-14h of downtime, even when scheduling routes that would put it comfortably above that 1-2h of downtime the other planes are totally cool with. All are the same exact plane model (737-7M); only thing that's different is the city pairs I'm scheduling to. It's clear there's some sort of mandated downtime for each plane, but the length of that mandated downtime seems to vary wildly depending on factors I don't understand. Does it maybe have something to do with the service centers available (or lack thereof)?

[yuju1004]

I have noticed some similar wonkiness. Some of my planes will happily let me schedule them into having like 1-2h of downtime. Some will refuse to go below 10-14h of downtime, even when scheduling routes that would put it comfortably above that 1-2h of downtime the other planes are totally cool with. All are the same exact plane model (737-7M); only thing that's different is the city pairs I'm scheduling to. It's clear there's some sort of mandated downtime for each plane, but the length of that mandated downtime seems to vary wildly depending on factors I don't understand. Does it maybe have something to do with the service centers available (or lack thereof)?

i've just built some service centres and i'll see how it goes!

[Tjoeker]

There is no minimum required downtime yet. (except for the grey boxes after each flight)

I'll try the scenario posted above, but I'm assuming it's not the departure that is causing trouble but rather the arrival that is past 1 o'clock in the night.
I agree that the error messages in the scheduler need to show more information.

edit: my assumption is correct. The flight to Manila would only arrive at 3:59 (ready at 4:44) while the next flight already leaves at 1:00.
When we redesign the scheduler, you will be given a lot more information.

[yuju1004]

There is no minimum required downtime yet. (except for the grey boxes after each flight)

I'll try the scenario posted above, but I'm assuming it's not the departure that is causing trouble but rather the arrival that is past 1 o'clock in the night.
I agree that the error messages in the scheduler need to show more information.

I tried adding an ICN-CJU route, which also didn't work. Don't tell me that route would arrive at 1am

[Tjoeker]

I have no issues scheduling flights to CJU.
Did you schedule it for the next season? CJU is slot constrained meaning that you have to schedule one season in advance.

[yuju1004]

I have no issues scheduling flights to CJU.
Did you schedule it for the next season? CJU is slot constrained meaning that you have to schedule one season in advance.

I tried scheduling to all the destinations that I have slot for, but anything that links to ICN would not schedule.

[Tjoeker]

Do you have free slots at Incheon? Else you also have to schedule it for the next season.
Can you send me the savefile?

[yuju1004]

Do you have free slots at Incheon? Else you also have to schedule it for the next season.
Can you send me the savefile?

Yes, I do have free slots at Incheon, but I already changed the way how I scheduled the routes, would you still like the save file to try?

[Tjoeker]

What are you doing differently now?
Depending on that I would like to see the savefile.
If what you were doing should work, then I should fix it. :p