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Some worlds may allow for '''foreign focus cities'''. That simply means any airport outside your initial continent. Please remember: ''every foreign focus city you open counts as two domestic focus cities''. | Some worlds may allow for '''foreign focus cities'''. That simply means any airport outside your initial continent. Please remember: ''every foreign focus city you open counts as two domestic focus cities''. | ||
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For example, if the world has a [2]7 Focus Cities listing, that means you are allowed any combination of the following: | For example, if the world has a [2]7 Focus Cities listing, that means you are allowed any combination of the following: | ||
Revision as of 23:07, 23 March 2009
Note: The term "focus city" is interchangeable with "hub" or "bases".
Focus cities are the cities you can create routes out of. All worlds will have designated numbers of allowed domestic and foreign focus cities. A domestic focus city is any airport within the continent of your first focus city. For example, if your initial focus city is London-Heathrow, you a free to open another domestic focus city anywhere in Europe.
Some worlds may allow for foreign focus cities. That simply means any airport outside your initial continent. Please remember: every foreign focus city you open counts as two domestic focus cities.
For example, if the world has a [2]7 Focus Cities listing, that means you are allowed any combination of the following:
- Up to 7 domestic focus cities
- Up to 5 domestic focus cities and 1 foreign focus city
- Up to 3 domestic focus cities and 2 foreign focus cities
It is also possible to create routes from bases of members of your alliance, provided that alliance base has enough alliance route slots available and that you have a gate at that airport.
Check the Create Base page for further information on this subject.
