Together, the idea that big planes shouldn’t be losing money on the super-long routes and the idea that large airports could be both a spoke and a hub led to my version of d Paris that were basically as job-rich as their hubs and as such always had amazing Bux jobs ready to go. This without even mentioning that you genuinely need Bux for planes and parts.
It is very clear that with a minimum exchange value of 500 coins, it is probably best to opt for Bux jobs as opposed to coins jobs as they typically return at least twice or thrice the value. I know that most people understand this very early on in the game, but this took me quite some time to genuinely embrace. I’m sorry that this is a bit long, but I’d love a chance to walk you through my logic so you all could help me see where this could be working better. My dream is to eventually complete a Concorde and a Starship (I have one part of each at the moment). Given the circumstances, I picked up an old game I had started and wanted to share the strategy I implemented today and a couple of times before that to share and ask for constructive criticism as well. I was inspired by u/sammy_reflex who recently posted their strategy on this sub.
Each time I try to take what I learned from my previous experience and shift my strategy to make it more effective every time. Hello r/PocketPlanes! I’ve been playing this game on and off for like 8 years and lost my progress a couple of times, but have gotten as far as level 29 once.
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