NorbertWoller
Donator
Hello,
since we have some very nice moon bases, I thought it would be great to establish a lively traffic between the moon bases. So I founded "MonnExpress Company".
The bases included are:
Armstrong Station, Brighton Beach, Sword Edge, Aurora*, Yuegong, Plato and Moscoviense.
Each base has an XR2 spaceship as its home base.
*Because I use "W-base-lunaire" for Aurora Base, please see the note on installing the Aurora Base in Orbiter 2016 (Base Download Links.pdf).
Each base has a three-digit IATA code and an identification number
Brighton Beach (BRB) 1
Armstrong Station (ARS) 2
Sword Edge (SWE) 3
Aurora (AUR) 4
Yuegomg (YUE) 5
Plato (PLA) 6
Moscoviens (MOS) 7
The flight number is read as follows:
MEX = MoonExpress
first number = Departure Base
second number = Destination Base
third number = spaceship number
Example: MEX235 = flight from Armstrong Station to Sword Edge with ship number 5, based in Yuegong
Have fun
since we have some very nice moon bases, I thought it would be great to establish a lively traffic between the moon bases. So I founded "MonnExpress Company".
The bases included are:
Armstrong Station, Brighton Beach, Sword Edge, Aurora*, Yuegong, Plato and Moscoviense.
Each base has an XR2 spaceship as its home base.
*Because I use "W-base-lunaire" for Aurora Base, please see the note on installing the Aurora Base in Orbiter 2016 (Base Download Links.pdf).
Each base has a three-digit IATA code and an identification number
Brighton Beach (BRB) 1
Armstrong Station (ARS) 2
Sword Edge (SWE) 3
Aurora (AUR) 4
Yuegomg (YUE) 5
Plato (PLA) 6
Moscoviens (MOS) 7
The flight number is read as follows:
MEX = MoonExpress
first number = Departure Base
second number = Destination Base
third number = spaceship number
Example: MEX235 = flight from Armstrong Station to Sword Edge with ship number 5, based in Yuegong
Have fun
