Aircraft maximum capacity

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Aircraft maximum capacity

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I started playing the 1945 scenario and noticed that US West coast based aircraft carrier have more than 110% of their maximum cap. Can planes operate normally from this ship?
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They can fly off of the carrier to another location but they cannot conduct operations so to speak.
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The answer is in the docs. Search the PDF version.

IIRC (I am at work)

110%: The max that will land on a CV as an emergency
115% The max that can fly from a CV
200% The max on a CV, even loading it in a port by crane and unloading in another port by crane (ie no carrier ops)
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The answer is in the docs. Search the PDF version.
I was gonna say that but I figured it'd be to much of a smart assed comment...[:D]
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I concur with the suggestion to read the manual. You will enjoy and get more out of the campagin/scenario you are playing if you read the manual. I have had the game for almost a month now, and I have read the manual (front to back) about 15 times. I still have questions, but from what I have seen, the more familiar you are with the game, the more specific question you can ask, the faster someone can give you a correct reply. Just my opinion.
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I read the manual remembered the 110% rule and rule about loading double capacity of planes on ship same as in Pac War, but not the 115% rule.
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Rules Section 14.5 Air unit supply (under logistics) discusses this. Air Unit Supply? Hmm. Not the first place I would have though to look, but that's just me. I poured over air units and sea units before thinking about logistics. (Actually it showed up after searching for "115%."
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I think that what you have found is what I would call a wart instead of a bug. In any Scenario I play I change all US carriers to give them an A/C capacity of 92 with any 1944 or later upgrade. This should allow you to operate up to 105 A/C which is what happens to US carriers in 1945 once you refuel them. I played the 1945 Scenarion when the game first came out and it is a real pain to remove part of the historical CAG just to make the game work.
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