"Aerobiz Supersonic" (for Super Nintendo) - Part 2 Quiz

Answer: Casablanca

All the others are indicated as cities in the desert with Cairo and Tunis with several tourist attractions! The scope of Africa in the game is severely limited, and nothing from the southern part of the continent appears here. The creators of the game apparently feel Morocco is not so important in the game, or felt they had to make Africa more challenging to compete in?

Answer: true

Revenue for that quarter takes a hit on that route, but the game quickly forgets it happpened. The plane incidents are basically a reflection either on your lack of funding for maintenance, or use of older aircraft.

Answer: Airplane Maintenance

You have operatives working for you. They can indeed purchase hotels in cities where one is available for sale, they can conduct advertising campaigns, and they can negotiate with a city's airport for space for your aircraft when it arrives. They can not however be assigned to aircraft maintenance, as that is under a separate department.

Answer: slot

Your operatives negotiate for slots in each city. Negotiations can take as long as 15 months, depending on competition, your home base's country's relationship with that country of that city, and your airline's reputation.

Answer: Fourteen

You can have up to fourteen slots in a city that is not your hub in any region, provided there are enough slots available for use. You are limited to the maximum number of slots in your hubs, minus a fair amount to allow your competitors to use that airport as well.

Answer: True

The 747-400 has a range of 8000 miles, while the A340 can travel 8870 miles. These figures are closely related to actual statistics.

Answer: Manila

Whlie Manila is not one of Asia's largest or wealthiest cities, it has been categorized for use as a hub in this region. The other cities are larger, but have not been designated as hub cities, except for Jakarta, which does not appear in the game.

Answer: true

Actually, this is a bogus question, because San Francisco is not a hub city, and planes may only travel hub to hub between regions (San Francisco is in North America and Tehran is in the Middle East). Hence, no airplanes are able to make this trip.

Answer: Tashkent

Baghdad, Iraq and Tehran, Iran in the western part of this region often go to war with each other throughout game play, however serve as regional hubs. Delhi, the capitol of India also serves as a hub for the eastern part of the region. Tashkent apparently is too small and out of the way for use as a hub.

Answer: none

The Concorde and the Tupelov Tu-144 become available for only a few years during the second time period, as in actuality they were only produced for a few years. After the two are no longer offered, it is nearly three decades before other supersonic aircrafts are available for purchase, and of course all those are fictional planes because they are introduced around the year 2010.

Answer: Chinese

As in reality, Hong Kong administration is transferred to China in 1999 as per a treaty with Great Britain. It flew the Union Jack up until the 1999 changeover.

Answer: Cebu

Brisbane is on Coastal Australia, Auckland is in neighboring New Zealand, and Noumea, New Caledonia is to the North-East of Australia. Cebu is a resort town in the Philippines, which is in the Asian region.

Answer: Four

Tokyo appears as a hub city. Non-hub cities are Osaka, Sapporo, and Fukuoka. It is no surprise that Japan has a large representation in "Aerobiz Supersonic", for that is where this game was created.

Answer: Picture of an airplane

Your main operatives sit at a table, and your close advisor is able to conduct the meeting at your request. The meeting is conducted with a map of the world behind them. However there is no picture of a plane, although there is a statue or trophy of sorts depicting an airplane.

Answer: United States

Greenland and the Bahamas are not mentioned in this game. Guam and Saipan, Marshall Islands are in this game, as in actuality, United States' possessions.