Hello
@cptalpdeniz:you can do that
rather easily
but the problem is that you will lack a jetway at a certain
point and so you will have to add one (or two). The example below is inherited
from real life although these parking have been since renamed. You have here
three parking overlapping. T02 is for Heavies (or Mediums) and T01/ T03 for
Smalls-radius 18. Three gates but two jetways: one for each smalls T01 and
T03. One for the Heavy T02. The good news is that MSFS has brought a new
feature: when one parking is occupied, the adjacent one(s) won’t be allocated
if their radii overlap. The dashed circle is -alas- considered as a wingspan
and so a radius per se. If one “big” is in the middle parking then the two
“small” shall remain empty and vice versa- although only one small will
prevent the big to dock in your case. According to what you show, the solution
would be to create two additional jetways to dock to the two Small gates aside
the Heavy one. I believe you are working on LTFM Airport and I just discovered
that this airport is not in the MSFS database! Now there are two problems from
what I see: Firstly MSFS (and his daddy FSX) doesn’t support any letters after
the gate number ( A10L/A10R), you then should have to create two extra gates
with fictitious numbers ie A101/A102 or whatever to have MSFS handling the
thing. Then you add a jetway for each one. You will then have your 3 jetways
for your 3 gates. But but but… With this darn double radius logic,
considering what I see, the three gates are too close and…only one small
aircraft will dock, not even two… The only solution IMHO is not to bother
yourself and to put only one Gate Heavy. Again this radius system is a pain in
the foot but we have to bear with it… For your airport, it is frustrating
because in GE the distance between the two centrelines is 41 meters and suits
perfectly to the situation… except for MSFS… Hope it helps. Good luck!
Xavier.
Regards, Boris
