Festivals

Getting good jobs is more about having the space to accept the good jobs than it is finding them, but if you're looking for jobs that pay well for little effort, then you'll want to watch out around the holidays.- James
Different sections of the galaxy has different festivals, some mission can only appear before or during festivals, and those missions pay better than other missions with same requirements.
==By Months==
; January
:* Remembrance Day celebration (passenger or cargo)
; February
:* Remembrance Day (February 19th)
:* Remembrance Day celebration (before day 19, passenger or cargo)
:* Return from Remembrance Day (after day 19, passenger)
:* Earth Day celebration (after day 5, passenger or cargo)
; March
:* Hai Festival
:* Return from Remembrance Day(passenger)
:* Earth Day celebration (passenger or cargo)
:* (Hai) Festival at <planet> (passenger and cargo)
; April
:* Earth Day (April 22nd)
:* Return from Remembrance Day (before day 20, passenger)
:* Earth Day celebration (before day 22, or cargo)
:* Return from Earth Day (after day 22, passenger)
; May
: Return from Earth Day (passenger)
; June
: Return from Earth Day (before day 23, passenger)
; July
:* Coalition Games
:* (Coalition Games) Spectators to Far Home (passenger)
; August
:* Han Sizer Month
:* Han Sizer celebration (passenger)
:* (Coalition Games) Passengers to <planet> (from Far Home, passenger)
; September
:* (Coalition Games) Passengers to <planet> (from Far Home, passenger)
; October
: No festival yet
; November
: No festival yet
; December
:* Remembrance Day celebration (after day 20, passenger or cargo)
==By Festivals==
===Remembrance Day===
Today, throughout human space, is Remembrance Day, the anniversary of the beginning of the Alpha Wars more than five centuries ago. The Alphas were genetically engineered soldiers, with superhuman agility and intelligence, and a complete lack of compassion or empathy. At the height of the War, dozens of planets had been enslaved by the Alphas.
Remembrance Day commemorates the beginning of the war, rather than its end, as a perpetual reminder that the war is not over: although the Alphas were defeated, some of them escaped and remained in hiding, and they and their offspring are presumed to still be present in the galaxy today.- Remembrance Day event conversions, Feb 19th, 3014
"Remembrance Day celebration" missions starts from 60 days before Feb 19th,
and "Return from Remembrance Day" missions ends at 60 days after Feb 19th,
that is, about two months before and after Remembrance Day.
Contrary to what players may think, Remembrance Day celebration missions only happens within The Dirt Belt.
===Earth Day===
There's always a big celebration on Earth every April 22nd, Earth Day, so pay attention to the job board in the months leading up to that. The people down in the Rim have some month-long celebration every August that you should look out for too.- James
Like Remembrance Day missions, 
"Earth Day celebration" missions starts from 60 days before April 22nd,
and "Return from Earth Day" missions ends at 60 days after April 22nd,
about two months before and after Earth Day.
Earth Day celebration missions happens on any non-private Human system that is 15 jumps within the Sol system, where Earth at.
===Han Sizer Month===
Longjump was the first planet discovered in the region of space known today as the Rim. Every year in the month of August, the Rim celebrates Han Sizer month, a whole month of activities commemorating the first explorer of the region. Wealthier citizens of the Rim celebrate by visiting as many Rim worlds as they can in the month, paralleling Han Sizer's month-long exploration of the region.- Longjump planet description
===Hai Festival===
For a month each year, the Hai have a huge holiday festival.- Hai Festival mission description
===Coalition Games===
This world is also home to the annual Coalition Games, where athletes from throughout Coalition space compete. The winners become eligible for immediate elevation to Heliarch rank.- Far Home planet description