Airfild size question

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lunca
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Airfild size question

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The manual says that airbase come in three sizes.....size 1 (100=50 twin-engine aircraft), size 2 (200=100 twin-engine aircraft) and size 3 (300=150 twin-engine aircraft). My example (see picture), airfield overloaded to 122%. I don't understand why, but I only have 47 twin-engine aircraft at the airfield size 1 (22+25=47 twin-engine aircraft). 47x2=94. Where does the 122% overload of airfield 1 come from?
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Wiedrock
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lunca wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:01 pm Where does the 122% overload of airfield 1 come from?
The Tooltip only shows the READY planes. But there may be more planes which are either RESERVE or DAMAGED in the Air Groups.
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Rexzapper
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Re: Airfild size question

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lunca wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:01 pm The manual says that airbase come in three sizes.....size 1 (100=50 twin-engine aircraft), size 2 (200=100 twin-engine aircraft) and size 3 (300=150 twin-engine aircraft). My example (see picture), airfield overloaded to 122%. I don't understand why, but I only have 47 twin-engine aircraft at the airfield size 1 (22+25=47 twin-engine aircraft). 47x2=94. Where does the 122% overload of airfield 1 come from?
The problem is what Wiedrock mentioned, only operational aircraft are shown... but there will be more aircraft at the base. In any case, there is a mistake in what you have written, it is "Size 3 (400=200 twin-engine aircraft)".
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