Clear to Land: 착륙 허가

Planes and helicopters come in from every edge of the night sky. You draw the way down with one thumb. Press an aircraft, drag a line to the runway, let go, and it lands. Draw wrong and two of them meet in the air - and the shift is over. Two seconds to learn, a whole night shift to master. When two paths are about to cross, the lines turn red before it happens. Redraw one, send another around in a loop, or land someone first. Your call, every second. WHAT YOU GET - One thumb, portrait: draw a line from the aircraft to the runway or helipad. Draw again any time to change your mind. - A real-looking airfield at night: light propeller planes, jets and helicopters seen from above, runways with numbers and threshold markings, approach lights that flash in sequence, and helipads marked with an H. - Three ways to play: Shifts across 10 airports (Field, Coast, Desert, Lake, Cross, Island, City, Mountain, Harbor, Hub), Endless mode on airports where you have two stars, and a new Today's airport every day. - Draw a loop to make a plane circle and wait, keep an eye on the orange fuel ring, and land planes close together to build a combo. - After a collision, the result card traces the last 10 seconds on a mini-map and tells you how early the warning came. In Shifts and Endless mode, if a run of more than a minute ends in a collision or running out of fuel, you can choose to watch an ad and continue, once per run. HOW A SHIFT GOES Each shift lasts two minutes and planes arrive more and more often. Land enough of them without a collision to clear the airport and earn stars - a star opens the next airport, three stars means every plane landed. Two stars on an airport opens its Endless mode, where traffic keeps speeding up until something goes wrong. No ads while you play. Short ads only appear between shifts on the result screen. Clear to land. Good luck, controller.

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