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- | In order for route jobs to be generated, a corresponding route must first be set by the player. In order to do this, the player must hire an FBO (Fixed Base Operator) at least at the starting airport. However, this chapter will only deal with the perspective of the pilot who wants to fly these jobs without immediately setting up his own network. In job planning, | + | In order for route jobs to be generated, a corresponding route must first be set by the player. In order to do this, check the route section under "airlines". |
So what exactly are these bonuses all about? They relate to the payment for the respective job and each represents a percentage value. Bonus 1 applies to all pilots, Bonus 2 is only granted additionally to pilots of the respective airline. So in the example shown above, the pilot receives 20 percent of 1,426 if he is not a member of the airline that generated the job. If he were a member, however, he would also be credited with the second bonus, bringing his share to 30 percent. To the freelancer, who is used to pocketing the full amount, this may sound like a rather paltry payment. | So what exactly are these bonuses all about? They relate to the payment for the respective job and each represents a percentage value. Bonus 1 applies to all pilots, Bonus 2 is only granted additionally to pilots of the respective airline. So in the example shown above, the pilot receives 20 percent of 1,426 if he is not a member of the airline that generated the job. If he were a member, however, he would also be credited with the second bonus, bringing his share to 30 percent. To the freelancer, who is used to pocketing the full amount, this may sound like a rather paltry payment. |