Taxiways are one-way paths for aircraft to taxi between runways and plane stands. One end is an exit from the runway for planes that have landed, and the other end is an entrance to the runway for planes to take off. Taxiways can only be connected at four points, two located near either end of the runway on either side. Runways cannot cross or connect with one another or with roads. Runways have a minimum length of 50 units, but no maximum length. Changing the direction or length requires the removal of the existing runway and redrawing it to the new direction or length. Bulldozing a runway gives the player a prompt asking if they wish to demolish the runway, and if the demolition is confirmed, the entire runway is bulldozed. Runways are one-way only and placed similarly to roads, but once placed, they cannot be altered. Only cargo trucks can pass through the Cargo Airport Terminal to reach cargo aircraft stands on the inside, blocking passenger cars and other vehicles from driving inside your airport.Īirport areas require runways for planes to be able to take off and land. If a cargo airport is built in an airport area that has no passenger terminal, then it must have a Cargo Airport Terminal. Cargo Aircraft Stands can be placed alongside any road and do not require a connection to a terminal to function. If a cargo airport is built within an airport area that has a passenger terminal, then a Cargo Airport Terminal is optional. These also have attractiveness values, which depend on how modern the large terminal is. They are unlocked when the Airport Area reaches level 2. Large terminals are the largest option, with two stories, split arrivals and departures, and a built-in underground metro station. They are also available upon founding the airport. Small two-story terminals are a slightly larger version of the one-story terminals, and have split arrivals and departures. They are available upon founding the airport. Small one-story terminals are the most basic type of terminal.
There are three different passenger terminals for each style: a taxiway network that allows planes to travel between the runway and plane stand when arriving and departingĪ checklist is shown in place of the info panel before most of these requirements are met.Īll airport areas require at least one terminal building in order to function.a plane stand connected to the terminal (or concourse).
The minimum requirements for an airport area to function are: An airport area that is cargo only will always remain at level one, as leveling up is tied to passenger count and not cargo transported. These can be built in the existing airport, or used elsewhere in a separate Airport Area. There are a number of decorative buildings that will increase the attractiveness score.Ĭargo Airport assets become available when an airport area reaches level three. Once leveled up, airport areas do not level down unless the initial terminal is removed. Leveling up is achieved by a combination of the amount of passengers transported and the airport’s attractiveness score.Īs the Airport Area levels up, new buildings become available. There are three levels, starting with level one when the airport area is created. Removing the initial terminal will reset the progression of the airport. Classic is the cheapest, followed by Modern, and finally Ultra Modern, which is the most expensive.Īs the airport grows, the main terminal can be replaced, or a new terminal can be added while keeping the previous terminal and using them as multiple entrances. The more modern the style, the more expensive it is to build and maintain. If desired, buildings from all three styles may be used in a single airport area. All three style options are available at level 1. Each style has three different sizes of terminal buildings, a concourse network, a control tower and a concourse hub with a built-in underground metro station for larger airports. There are three different styles you can choose from when building your airport: Classic, Modern and Ultra Modern. The Paint Airport Area brush is the only district/area brush with a cost, which depends on how much soil is added/removed. Soil will be added or removed as you paint, and may sometimes require the player to either pay to buy or dispose of soil, or manually place it or remove it from somewhere on the map. The first point clicked on when beginning to paint the area will determine the area's elevation. It is important to decide what elevation the airport area will be before starting to create the area. The Paint Airport Area brush not only defines the airport area, it also levels the painted area and removes the trees. See Districts and Areas for more detailed information on creating an Area.
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