Air Hauler 2 Tutorial #3 - Cargo Flights | X-Plane 11 (& FSX / P3D)

[@goatash]

If you make your fuel storage at your homebase, you don’t have to throw out that fuel when you offload it ,,,,You’ll get to keep it ☺️, cheers

[@KiwiMace]

Thanks! Comment pinned for everyone's info :)

[@OfficialUSKRprogram]

"this is actually above our max gross weight so we'll unload some fuel" Aerosucre: you're kidding, right?

[@ruiferreira4052]

6:20 what happened there m8? 🤣

[@pixelfodder]

Nice one, I just started using mission generator, wish I saw this earlier!

[@KiwiMace]

Mission Generator is great for a quick missions - nice and easy.

[@GWE4]

That's great, when is the Flight Simulator 2020 version ready?

[@OrbEmber]

Hey mate, how do you see the profits of each cargo job before you accept the job?

[@MathasarSalazar2]

How do you load the plane in the sim matching your cargo assignment? I am flying the 757 professional and am not quite sure if you have to do it manually or if its supposed to do it for you.

[@KiwiMace]

Hey, it should automatically load from AH2 to your sim. If it doesn't (and probably isn't because your aircraft is a specialised payware) you may need to select "networked mode" in your settings which then allows you to load the aircraft manually. Refer to the AH2 manual for a step by step explanation. Good luck :)

[@eddieusry3001]

So I’m just getting started and enjoying the missions. I have flown 4 cargo flights but it seems to not be repopulating new flights. Also it gets me out to some obscure runway with no flights out, so fly back to home base empty to be able to get new flight and it still thinks that I am at the other airport. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks for the help

[@KiwiMace]

Hi Eddie. There is no guarantee of return flights to your base so that is not unusual. The more places you fly to will mean more jobs opening up. You should, however, have new jobs generating from your base. Have you checked your options and set your Job Creation slider correctly (perhaps you have it set to not generate new jobs quickly?)

[@richardguernsey6763]

Kinda wishing you explained where exactly that off-loaded fuel goes.