Sleeper Service is a fleet carrier offering free trips between the Bubble and Colonia.
The service is owned and operated by CMDR JonSatriani, through his alternate account JonAltriani, on behalf of the Fleet Carrier Owners Club.
The quickest way to contact Jon is by leaving a message in the Sleeper Service channel on the FCOC Discord server (#💤 sleeper-service_jonsatriani)
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All times are UTC / in-game time
These pages include jump-by-jump schedules.
LHS 2687 (Bubble) → Skaude AA-A h294 (Collection of Wonders) → Colonia
Colonia → Skaude AA-A h294 (Collection of Wonders) → LHS 2687 (Bubble)
Sleeper Service's standard loadout of carrier services includes a shipyard and outfitting, meaning all commanders can store up to 40 ships, as well as the one currently piloted, as well as modules according to their overall module storage limit.
Also fitted as standard are refuel, repair, rearm and universal cartographics.
If passengers would like access to additional services, this can be arranged by prior agreement.
Sleeper Service trips are free, and will always be free, to all commanders. However, many generous commanders ask how they can "give back", as a thank you. This is gratefully received but entirely voluntary.
The most valuable way to "give back" is loading the carrier with tritium, a commodity consumed as fuel by fleet carriers, ahead of the journey. The rarest and most valuable commodity is time. Jon's unending gratitude goes to those who choose to use their precious time to load tritium onto the carrier.
When Sleeper Service is parked in LHS 2687, it is parked near one of the several stations that sell plenty of tritium at near galactic average.
Before a journey, a buy order for tritium is set, usually at a price that gives a profit to loaders if they buy locally. If there is no buy order set, please contact Jon on the Sleeper Service Discord channel on the FCOC server.
After a journey, for those who are especially keen to donate tritium, a buy order for minimum price (5% galactic average) is set - effectively a donation. This offer of both time and credits is especially generous and I remain very grateful to the many commanders who do this.
If you've never been to our destinations before and want to explore what's available, I've collected some information from various sources and previous passengers.