Can you fill one cabin with people from multiple missions?

[kris44dad]

Need a clarification on how the passenger cabins work. Can you stuff passengers from multiple missions into the same cabin until it is full?

Example:
A class 6 economy cabin [allegedly] holds 32 people. Let us assume, I have one installed. A station has the following missions:

transport 6 people in economy class
transport 12 people in economy class
transport 10 people in economy class
transport Bob Smith to Earth in economy class
transport 3 people in first class

I cannot take the first class mission, obviously. But can I take the other missions, and put the total 29 people into the class 6 economy cabin? Or is the cabin considered fully utilized by the first mission I take, making it unavailable for use by the other missions (even though the cabin is not full)?

Also, is there different handling with missions considered "bulk" passenger missions? Transport 10 workers to X, vs. transport Bob Smith in economy class to Earth? Would Bob insist on private accommodations within the economy class?

 

[Imgran]

You can transport any number of standard passage missions that will fit

Bob Smith will want his own cabin, so he can't come along

 

[Hossi]

You can bring several normal passengers in one cabin, or even devide them over muliple cabins of the same quality.
But if Bob Smith is a VIP (has a crown symbol) then he will not share his cabin with anybody else.

 

[GunnerBill]

You can bring several normal passengers in one cabin, or even devide them over muliple cabins of the same quality.
But if Bob Smith is a VIP (has a crown symbol) then he will not share his cabin with anybody else.

Even in economy, which is a bit odd.

 

[Cmdr Eagleboy]

Even in economy, which is a bit odd.

Why it's odd? He has his own squad with himself usually.

 

[kris44dad]

Seeing how to split up people from the same mission would be interesting.

 

[Adhock]

Even in economy, which is a bit odd.

He's a VIP. He's renting out the entire cabin for his personal enjoyment.

If you were a VIP and had the money to rent say... an entire train car or an entire plane to yourself. Would you?

 

[Hossi]

Seeing how to split up people from the same mission would be interesting.

You just put them in there, its really that easy. When accepting a 'normal' passenger mission, all cabins of the same quality are treated as one large cabin.

'Normal'

Spoiler

'VIP'

Spoiler

 

[Spacecat]

Even in economy, which is a bit odd.

VIP. Flies economy, lol.

 

[[VR] Goooost]

There is simply no point to having a large luxury or first class cabin, because the only missions you will find for them are the ones that only require about four seats but take up the entire cabin. Always Always Always reserve the big slots for your economy cabins, and the little ones for your luxury cabins (if you want those at all. They tend to be the naggiest passengers)

 

[S~P]

Luxury cabins are pointless, I think I can count on one hand how many of those missions I've had since the put passenger mission into the game.

 

[Vasious]

VIP. Flies economy, lol.

Makes sense for the criminal and secretive ones

There is simply no point to having a large luxury or first class cabin, because the only missions you will find for them are the ones that only require about four seats but take up the entire cabin. Always Always Always reserve the big slots for your economy cabins, and the little ones for your luxury cabins (if you want those at all. They tend to be the naggiest passengers)

Just like real life it seems

 

[kris44dad]

Thanks for all the help. A type-7 with multiple cabins, Winnebago of the stars.